In Tepe Sigman International Chess, the victory chariot of 18-year-old Arjun Arigasi, the young Grand Master of India, was stopped by Neiman Hans Moke of USA. Arjun, who was on a single lead with two consecutive victories, had to face defeat in the third match. Arjun, playing with black pieces, had found the right position in the Slavic defence.

Not only this, he could go ahead for the purpose of a draw, but he took the risk in the 34th move of the game to win, and after which Neiman showed a brilliant game and forced Arjun to give up in a long match that lasted 68 moves. Was. With this win, Neeman has moved up to the first position on 2 points with a personal win over Arjun, while Arjun remains at the second position on 2 points.

The other results in the third round included David Navara of the Czech Republic against Nils Grundelius of Sweden, Salem Saleh of the UAE over Alexei Shirov of Spain and Van Forest Jordan of the Netherlands against Michael Adams of England. 4 more rounds are yet to be played in this tournament being played on a round robin basis between 8 Grand Masters.

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