Quang Liem missed the Prague Masters title

Quang Liem took the sunspot, couldn't surprise Francisco Vallejo and had to accept the draw. Harikrishna's fight against David Anton lasted much longer until the end of the anti-car race. Despite the good results, India's No 3 still had an important advantage in the A-pillar to help him win.

The win helped Harry Krishna win by 6.5 points in nine games. He won the last two big games to win over Quang Liem, when the Vietnamese players were only tied. The player who once ranked among the top 10 in the world achieved the same performance as Elo in 2858, and he earned 19 more Elo, ranking 25th in the world.

Despite finishing runner-up with just six points, Quang Liem also scored 2,816, and he finished with another 13 elo, ranking 23rd in the world. Quang Liem currently has an elo of 2,722, seven elos from Dmitry Andreikin, who is ranked 20th in the world. According to the International Chess Federation, the highest position in his career was 21st at the end of 2017.

Vietnamese-Czech player Nguyen Thai Dai Van had the lowest elo in the competition, but ranked third with five points. His performance was £ 2, 745 and Devan also earned an extra 16.4 elo. Apart from Dai Wen, Harry Krishna and Guang Lian, there are no unbeaten players.

Quang Liem will have the opportunity to improve Elo, when attending the Biel chess festival, Switzerland from July 14 to July 22. He will play four events, including standard chess, fast chess, lightning and 960 flags, along with andrey Esipenko, Salem Saleh, Gata Kamsky, Vincent Keymer, Nodirbek Abdusattorov, Arkadij Naiditsch and Gukesh Dommaraju. Esipenko, Keymer, Abdusattorov and Gukesh are all in the top seven.