Ding Liren

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Ding Liren (Wenzhou, 24 ottobre 1992) è uno scacchista cinese, Grande Maestro.
Nella lista FIDE di ottobre 2012 ha 2702 punti Elo, al secondo posto tra gli scacchisti del suo paese dopo Wang Yue.
In aprile 2009 ha vinto a sorpresa il campionato cinese assoluto, terminato il 6 giugno a Xinghua nei pressi di Nanchino. Ha realizzato 8,5 su 11, vincendo l'ultima partita per forfait in seguito al nuovo regolamento FIDE secondo il quale il giocatore che si presenta in ritardo all'inizio della partita (anche di pochi secondi, come accaduto durante lo stesso torneo alla campionessa del mondo Hou Yifan) perde la partita. L'avversario di Ding Liren si presentò al tavolo di gioco alcuni minuti dopo che erano stati avviati gli orologi. Nella decima partita ha vinto contro Wang Hao, che conduceva il torneo con 8/10. Wang Hao perse poi l'undicesima partita, terminando al secondo posto con 8/11. Il favorito in base all'Elo Ni Hua (anch'egli sconfitto da Ding Liren) ha terminato con 6/11.^[1]
In aprile 2011 ha vinto per la seconda volta il campionato cinese, con 9/11 e una performance di 2867 punti Elo. ^[2]
In aprile 2012 ha vinto per la terza volta il campionato cinese, con 8/11.
Altri risultati di rilievo:

• 2002 : =1° al campionato del mondo under-10 di Candia (il titolo andò a Eltaj Safarli per spareggio tecnico)
• 2004 : =1° al campionato del mondo under-12 di Candia (il titolo andò a Zhao Nan per spareggio tecnico)

Partite notevoli

• Hou Yifan - Ding Liren, camp. cinese 2009, difesa Francese C11
• Ding Liren - Ni Hua, camp. cinese 2009 difesa Gruenfeld D85
• Ding Liren - Wang Hao, camp. cinese 2009, difesa Semislava D45

Note

1. ^ Chessbase News: Chinese championship: decision by default
2. ^ Chessbase News: 2011 Chinese Championship

Collegamenti esterni

• (EN) Scheda FIDE di Ding Liren
• Partite di Ding Liren su Chessgames.com
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  Ding Liren (Chinese: 丁立人, born October 24, 1992) is the reigning Chess Champion of China. On 6 June 2009, at the age of 16, he became the youngest ever person to win the national title. In April 2011 he won the Chinese Chess Championship for the second time.^[2] In October 2009, he became China's 30th Grandmaster.^[3] He took part in the Chess World Cup 2011, but was eliminated in the first round by Wesley So.^[4]
  
  
  

  Career

• November 2002: U-10 World Youth Championship in Heraklio, joint 1st on 9½/11 points with Eltaj Safarli, 2nd on tiebreak^[5]

• November 2004: U-12 World Youth Championship in Heraklio, joint 1st on 9½/11 points with Zhao Nan, 2nd on tiebreak^[6]

• April 2004: Chinese Men's Team Championship in Jinan, scored 1.0/4

• July 2005: Chinese Individual Championship in Hefei,

• April 2007: Zonal Tournament 3.5 (China) in Dezhou, scored 6.5/9

• 2007 July 2007: Chinese Men's Championship Individual Group B in Zhuhai, scored 7/10

• May 2008: Chinese Individual Championship in Beijing, scored 5.5/11 finishing 6th

• June 2008: Men's Selective Tournament for Olympiad in Ningbo, scored 4/10

• July 2008: Czech Open 2008 MS U14 U16 - M-silnice Open in Pardubice, scored 5/5

• April 2009: Men's Zonal Tournament 3.5 (China) in Beijing, scored 5/11

• May 2009: 8th Asian Continental Individual Open Championship in Subic Bay Freeport, scored 6.0/11 (first GM norm)

• May 2009: Chinese Individual Championship in Xinghua, 1st with 8½/11 and 2800+ TPR^[7] (second GM norm)

• August 2009: Russia - China (men) in Dagomys, scored 2.5/5

• September 2009: Chinese Chess King in Jinzhou, scored 3.5/7

• April 2011: Chinese Individual Championship in Xinghua, 1st with 9/11^[8]

• April 2012: Chinese Individual Championship in Xinghua, 1st with 8/11^[9]

China Chess League

Ding Liren plays for Zhejiang chess club in the China Chess League (CCL).^[10]

Ranking

• World Rank: 339
• National Rank: 3
• Continent Rank Asia: 37

		Playing style White openings: Queen's Pawn Games Black openings: King's Indian Defense, French Defense Notable games Ding Liren - Li Shilong, King's Indian Defense, Chinese National Championship, Round 3, Xinghua, 28 May 2009 Ding Liren - Wang Hao, Semi-Slav Queen's Gambit, Chinese National Championship, Round 10, Xinghua, 5 June 2009 Gata Kamsky - Ding Liren, French Defence Steinitz variation, Aeroflot Open, Round 6, Moscow, 13 February 2011 References and further reading ^ http://ratings.fide.com/title_applications.phtml?details=1&id=8603677&title=GM&pb=24 ^ "2011 Chinese Championship Ding Liren and Zhang Xiaowen win!". ChessBase.com. 2011-04-11. Retrieved 11 April 2011. ^ http://www.fide.com/component/content/article/1-fide-news/4148--titles-approved-at-the-80th-fide-congress- ^ Crowther, Mark (2011-09-21). "The Week in Chess: FIDE World Cup Khanty-Mansiysk 2011". London Chess Center. Retrieved 14 November 2011. ^ World Youth Chess Championships 2002 ^ World Youth Chess Championships 2004 ^ Chinese Championship – a pictorial review ^ [1] ^ [2] ^ http://ccl.sports.cn/ 16-year-old Ding Liren Wins Chinese Ch Ding Liren wins the Chinese Chess Championship (Chessdom) Ding Liren (16) new Chinese Champion after surreal finish (ChessVibes) Chinese Championship – a closer look at Ding Liren (ChessBase) The Chess Mind (Dennis Monokroussos) Ding Liren champion de Chine! (Europe Echecs) Feedback and facts on FIDE's 'zero tolerance' rule Chinese Championship – decision by default External links Ding Liren player profile at Chessgames.com Profiles and interviews http://zhuyue.blog.sohu.com/38398465.html http://www.wems.net/View.asp?id=443 http://www.wems.net/View.asp?id=1269%0D%0A http://www.dbt.gov.cn/show.asp?id=360 Source:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ding_Liren Chess Games: http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessplayer?pid=52629