Singapore chess player Tin Jingyao receives confidence boost ahead of the SEA Games
SINGAPORE – It has been an eventful three years for Singaporean chess player Tin Jingyao since he made his SEA Games debut in 2022, when he won a silver and two bronzes.
Several months after that outing in Quang Ninh, Vietnam, he earned his Grandmaster title – becoming the youngest Singaporean at the time to achieve the feat – and has since claimed major scalps like American grandmaster Hans Niemann and Azerbaijan’s Shakhriyar Mamedyarov, while also winning international events.
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Alice tanhai ping 17/11/2025
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