2nd Asian Masters, Jakarta 1976

 2nd Asian Masters, Jakarta 1976 
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 1   Torre, EugenioTorre, Eugenio
Photo of Eugenio TorreFIDE ID: 5200016.
POB: Iloilo City Flag of Philippines.
DOB: 1951.11.04.
Peak Elo: 2580 (1983).
 5200016 Flag of Philippines g 2505 Knight icon. 1  ½  ½  ½  1  1  ½  1  1  1  1  1  1  1   12.0   74.25 
 2   Giam, Choo KweeGiam, Choo Kwee
Photo of Choo Kwee GiamFIDE ID: 5800200.
 5800200 Flag of Singapore 2265  0 Knight icon. 0  0  1  ½  1  1  1  1  1  1  1  1  1   10.5   57.75 
 3   Sampouw, Jacobus SawandarSampouw, Jacobus Sawandar
Photo of Jacobus Sawandar SampouwFIDE ID: 7100256.
 7100256 Flag of Indonesia 2280  ½  1 Knight icon. ½  ½  1  0  1  ½  1  1  1  0  1  1   10.0   65.00 
 4   Bachtiar, ArovahBachtiar, Arovah
Photo of Arovah BachtiarFIDE ID: 7100205.
POB: Banjarmasin Flag of Indonesia.
DOB: 1934.03.25.
Peak Elo: 2400 (1971).
 7100205 Flag of Indonesia 2305  ½  1  ½ Knight icon. 1  0  0  ½  ½  1  1  1  1  1  1   10.0   59.75 
 5   Mascariñas, RicoMascariñas, Rico
Photo of Rico MascariñasFIDE ID: 5200024.
DOB: 1953.03.02.
Peak Elo: 2485 (1989).
 5200024 Flag of Philippines 2385  ½  0  ½  0 Knight icon. ½  1  1  ½  1  1  1  1  1  1   10.0   55.25 
 6   Lim, Seng HooLim, Seng Hoo
Photo of Lim Seng HooFIDE ID: 5800021.
 5800021 Flag of Singapore  0  ½  0  1  ½ Knight icon. 0  1  1  1  1  1  1  ½  1   9.5   54.50 
 7   Garbett, Paul AnthonyGarbett, Paul Anthony
Photo of Paul Anthony GarbettFIDE ID: 4300122.
 4300122 Flag of New Zealand 2290  0  0  1  1  0  1 Knight icon. 0  0  0  1  1  ½  1  1   7.5   42.50 
 8   Harandi, KhosroHarandi, Khosro
Photo of Khosro HarandiFIDE ID: 12500011.
 12500011 Flag of Iran m 2380  ½  0  0  ½  0  0  1 Knight icon. 0  1  1  1  1  1  ½   7.5   39.00 
 9   Shirazi, Kamran GShirazi, Kamran G
Photo of Kamran G ShiraziFIDE ID: 2000733.
 2000733 Flag of Iran 2275  0  0  ½  ½  ½  0  1  1 Knight icon. 0  0  1  ½  1  1   7.0   39.00 
 10   ArdiansyahArdiansyah
Photo of ArdiansyahFIDE ID: 7100027.
POB: Banjarmasin Flag of Indonesia.
DOB: 1951.12.05.
Peak Elo: 2480 (1987).
 7100027 Flag of Indonesia m 2345  0  0  0  0  0  0  1  0  1 Knight icon. 1  ½  1  1  1   6.5   27.00 
 11   Sinulingga, MonangSinulingga, Monang
Photo of Monang SinulinggaFIDE ID: 7100191.
DOB: 1946.
 7100191 Flag of Indonesia 2340  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  1  0 Knight icon. ½  1  ½  1   4.0   14.25 
 12   Sarapu, OrtvinSarapu, Ortvin
Photo of Ortvin SarapuFIDE ID: 4300025.
 4300025 Flag of New Zealand 2320  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  ½  ½ Knight icon. 1  1  1   4.0   11.75 
 13   Sardjono, BingSardjono, Bing
Photo of Bing SardjonoFIDE ID: 7101791.
 7101791 Flag of Indonesia  0  0  1  0  0  0  ½  0  ½  0  0  0 Knight icon. ½  ½   3.0   19.00 
 14   Wotulo, Max ArieWotulo, Max Arie
Photo of Max Arie WotuloFIDE ID: 7102747.
POB: Langoan Flag of Indonesia.
DOB: 1932.08.05.
 7102747 Flag of Indonesia m 2275  0  0  0  0  0  ½  0  0  0  0  ½  0  ½ Knight icon. 1   2.5   9.25 
 15   Choo, Min WangChoo, Min Wang
Photo of Min Wang ChooFIDE ID: 5707382.
 5707382 Flag of Malaysia  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  ½  0  0  0  0  ½  0 Knight icon.  1.0   5.25 
 VP: Victory points.
 SB: Sonneborn berger.

PGN 2014.05.14. 7 games. Incomplete.
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1976.08.23-09.10. Round Robin 15 rounds. Rating average 2304. Category III. IM norm 10. IM title: Giam Choo Kwee. IM norms: Arovah Bachtiar, Jacobus Sawandar Sampouw, Rico Mascariñas.

This is only the second international tournament held in Indonesia soil. The first is FIDE Zonal 10 Tournament in 1963.

GM Eugenio Torre showed to everybody that he was in a class of his own. He won the tournament easily. One and half points adrift was Giam Choo Kwee from Singapore. He secured the IM norm with Indonesian Arovah Bachtiar and Jacobus Sampouw, and Filipino Rico Mascariñas. This was the second norm for Giam. Soon he was elected to IM.

The host players Bing Sardjono, Monang Sinulingga, and IM Max Arie Wotulo performed way below par. Sardjono should do better since he was second in the last National Championship. Sinulingga had yet to deliver after his meteoric rise in 1972. Wotulo showed age. He was probably approaching the end of his almost three decades chess career.

Many Indonesian chess fans had a high expectation before the start of the tournament that IM Ardiansyah could do ‘something’. Ardiansyah at 25 years old was in his peak form. He performed well in his last tournaments such as Nice Olympiad 1974, IBM 1974, and Singapore 1975. Initially Ardiansyah gave a glimmer hope by leading the tournament with 4 wins as in many rounds. Unfortunately he could add only 2.5 points for the rest of rounds. He also lost on walkover to Arovah Bachtiar.

What happened to Ardiansyah? The press could not get a word from the usually outspoken Ardiansyah. An Indonesian media speculated about a possible marching order for Indonesian players to support Bachtiar and Sampouw. Percasi (All Indonesia Chess Federation) officials were quick to deny the rumor. The head of organizing committee, Teuku Djam Mohamad Said, said to the journalists, “I reject the public opinion that the IM norms (for Bachtiar and Sampouw) were results of unfair play because there is no such thing in this event.”

Selected Games (viewer © ChessTempo)

Photo of Bing SardjonoWhite
Bing Sardjono
7101791
Flag of Indonesia 		Photo of Monang SinulinggaBlack
Monang Sinulingga
7100191
Flag of Indonesia 2340

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