Savins Puertas on Tuesday gained the Underwater Chess Match for the second time without work Carchuna Seashore, in Motril, Spain, a contest that included only one match between two gamers some 50 meters (yards) from shore and at a depth of about 5 meters.
Rising victorious within the tourney, which was not held for the previous two years as a result of coronavirus pandemic, was Savins Puertas, who defeated fellow Spaniard Jorge Fernandez Montoro, the winner of the weird competitors on 5 earlier events and who changed Peruvian worldwide chess grasp Ivan Vazquez Tello on the final minute.
The match lasted about 25 minutes and included about 50 strikes in all. It was dominated from the beginning by Fernandez Montoro, enjoying black, however regardless of that Puertas managed to safe the win by astute play within the remaining stretch.
