The Russian is strange at the top of the Dubai Open Chess Championship

The great Russian international professor Alexei Gharibenefin maintained his lead at the end of the eighth round of the Dubai Open Chess Championship in (Category A) in its 25th version by drawing with the Iranian great international professor Mofza Sina, achieving 6.5 points from 8 rounds, at a time when he draws a draw in the last round, ensuring that he won the championship title in her silver, as for his competitor, on paper is still at the heart of the competition It is leaving it by half a point by achieving 6 points from 8 rounds.
The side of Sina comes in the centers, the great Armenian international professor Sargsian Shant after his victory over the great Russian international professor Zimlinsky, as well as the great Spanish international Professor Bishot Alan after his victory at the third table against Indian international professor Rohith Krishna.

In (Category B), the Indian international, Fendan Al -Nakar, jumped to the top of the championship by beating Sri Lanko, Rashmu, raising his score to 7 points from 8 rounds, and benefiting from the draw of the Iranian International Federation, Mahdi Nikokar, with the Indian Meridaf, to share the lead with the same points. At the same time, the first classified class in the category, and the professor of the International Federation, Manokian Sargis, tied at the third table with his Chinese counterpart Zahnq Zahi, raising their score to 6 points from 8 rounds, at a time when international Professor Anastasius Pavlides achieved his victory over the Emirati International Federation Professor Ahmed Farid, raising his score to 6 points, at a time when Farid remained with his five points.

He will meet in the ninth and final round and from the championship in (Category A), which plays on Wednesday morning, the leader of the Alexei Gharibene Class with the Armenian Sargsian Shant, at a time when it appears by looking at the drawing system that the tie guarantees the Russian to achieve the title. Also on the second table, the six points, the Iranian, Mawarde Sina and Spaniard Bishot are now. It seems that the first and second tables are the ones who hold the title of the title of this version.

In (Category B), he meets in the ninth round, at the end of the Iranian championship and the leader Nikocar Mahdi in the Armenian Manokian Sargis, while the other Indian leader, Vendan Al Nakar, meet with Chinese Zahaq Zahi. These two games would witness a long struggle, to win the title in its last days.