Chinese Championship – a closer look at Ding Liren

The sixteen-year-old winner of the 2009 Championship, with 8½/11 and
a near-2800 TPR, was undefeated and beat three of the four highest-rated players
in the tournament. In this week’s Playchess
lecture Dennis Monokroussos takes a first look at Ding’s chess, specifically
that the game that decided the championship: his win over Wang Hao. Be there to watch at 9 p.m. ET.

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