16/04/2013 – – En la última ronda del Abierto de Dubái, el GM ruso Alexandr Rakhmanov se aseguró la victoria en el torneo con unas tablas. Sus perseguidores actuaron con demasiada precaución con lo cual ganó en solitario del Torneo Sheikh Rashid Bin Hamdan Al Maktoum. Sergey Volkov quedó segundo. La sorpresa la dio la china Ju Wenjun, 31ª de los favoritos, que terminó tercera. Reportaje final...
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Alexandr Rakhmanov y el GM ucranio Yuriy Kuzubov
Rakhmanov optó por la variante del cambio ante la Eslava de Kuzubov y ambos jugadores se esforzaron al máximo para hacer honor al nombre de esa variante. Fueron cambiando piezas a lo puro y duro y la partida concluyó en tablas rápidamente. De esta manera, Rakhmanov se había asegurado el primer puesto, como mínimo compartido, sumando 7,5/9 puntos.
Ganador en solitario: Aleksandr Rakhmanov, de Rusia, Elo 2591 sumó 7,5/9 puntos
Sergey Volkov ocupó el segundo lugar con 7/9
Ju Wenjun ocupó el tercer lugar con 7/9
Ju Wenjung jugó un torneo fantástico en Dubái. Mediante unas rápidas tablas contra el GM eslovaco Peter Michalik en la ronda final, Ju se aseguró el tercer lugar (segundo al noveno puesto compartido) y mostró un rendimiento de 2683 puntos Elo, ganando 22,8 puntos Elo FIDE.
Viktor Laznicka vs. Salem A.R. Saleh Menos pacífico se mostró el GM checo Viktor Laznicka. Antes de la última ronda tenía 6/8 puntos y necesitaba una victoria para incorporarse a la cima. En una partida posicional de doble filo en la que Laznicka tenía ventajas estructurales y Saleh dinámicas, finalmente Laznicka logró imponerse y formó parte del grupo perseguidor con 7/9 puntos, al igual que Volkov y Ju Wenjun.
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