SCO 2022 ended successfully

The Chinese Draughts Association successfully organized the online tournament among national teams from four member countries of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. The gap between the teams’ final results was very close, and the games had intense challenges.

Kazakhstan dominated the tournament with one win and two draws. As a test tournament by initiative from the Chinese Association, it was a fantastic event between members of the Asian Confederation.

The main referee, Ms. Xie Fang, managed the tournament very well with the help of officials from Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Uzbekistan, and China federations. Asian Confederation is thankful for all who supported the event!

See the detailed results and the games Round 1, Round 2, and Round 3

MF Zeng Qianrang (China)
GMI Li Zhenyu (China)
GMIF Zhao Hanqing (China)
Main referee Ms. Xie Fang (China)
MF Ankhbayar Dashchirev (Mongolia)
GMIF Munkhbaatar Nyamjargal (Mongolia)
Batbayar Purevbaatar (Mongolia)
Result table
Photo moments of SCO 2022 tournament

SCO Draughts Online Team Invitational Tournament 2022

Organized by the Chinese Draughts Association, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization member countries’ Online Team Tournament will begin on Saturday, December 3, 2022 (tomorrow) at 11:00 a.m.

Kazakhstan, Mongolia, China, and Uzbekistan national teams will compete in rounds with 3 players each in the competition held on the Lidraughst platform.

We wish success to all teams!

The matches will be streamed here on the Asian Draughts Confederation website www.asiadraughts.org.

Asian Online Championship to come

During the long lasting Covid pandemic restrictions, Asian Confederation plans to organize Asian Online Championship in coming January of 2021 on the platform “LiDraughts”. The championship will be only for rapid and blitz disciplines. ADC asks the member federations to distribute this news to their players and to ask to play more games in “LiDraughts” for the training purpose!

More news and the regulation documents will come in soon.

Asian players won 8 medals at the World Youth Championship 2019 in Izmir, Turkey

Mongolia won 3 medals in the classic program while China won one each of silver and bronze. Enkhbold Khuslen (Mongolia) became the world champion in her category G14.

In Blitz program, Mongolian players got silver and bronze and China is with one bronze in G14 by Wu Hailan.

All details results are on the website of the championship

First Asian player is at the world’s top

After a long “marathon” at the 60th World Championship in Ivory Coast, 15-year old GMI Pan Yiming (China) finished his competition with the silver medal of the world’s highest contest with 20 best players from all continents.

GMI Alexander Georgiev (Russia) once approved he is the leader of world draughts sports. He won the Championship title with 28 points of 40 possible with enough high percentage of winning. GMI Guntis Valneris (Latvia) had collected 27 points the same as with Pan Yiming, but he is behind by the additional criteria.

Pan Yiming became the first player from Asia who could be at the medal pedestal of the world championships in the history. Another Asian player, MI Otgonbileg Tserenbyamba (Mongolia), finished his tournament at the 17th place. The two players got the right to play in Africa by the result of the Asian Championship 2018 in Xintai, China.

World Championship 2019 started

2019 World championship started in Ivory Coast. 2 players from China and Mongolia are representing Asia there.
In 1st round of the 20 players round robin tournament GMI Pan Yiming (China) could win Pan-American grandmaster Guno Burleson while Mongolian MI Tserenbyamba Otgonbileg was unlucky against GMI Ivan Trofimov (Russia).
It is just a start as 18 more rounds to go.

Tournament website: https://www.fijdci.com
Results & Games: https://results.fmjd.org/tournaments/2019/f_2370/

Photos by Xie Fang (China)