Vientiane, Laos ---47 years old Filipino and United States Chess Master Almario Marlon Quiroz Bernardino Jr.
Filipino and United States Chess Master Almario Marlon Quiroz Bernardino Jr., won first place in the just concluded 3rd Laos International Chess Open 2024 held in Vientiane, Laos
The former top player of Rizal Technological University Barangay Malamig, Mandaluyong City chess team in the mid 90’s, dominated the FIDE Standard Tournament by securing 5 wins and 4 draws to raise his total 7 points in the 9-round competition. NM Bernardino defeated Feng Wenzhe of China, Vilaphen Phaktong of Laos, Franchesca Largo of the Philippines and Bui Ngoc Phuong Nghi of Vietnam in the first and fourth rounds, respectively.
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