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Guyanese Raymond Singh contemplates his next move against Canadian chess player Aurter Sampsonkin (2601) at the Elora Open chess tournament in Canada that was held last month. Raymond is scheduled to visit Guyana soon, and may play a short match with the current National Champion Wendell Meusa. The champion has said he is ready to play.
Guyanese Raymond Singh contemplates his next move against Canadian chess player Aurter Sampsonkin (2601) at the Elora Open chess tournament in Canada that was held last month. Raymond is scheduled to visit Guyana soon, and may play a short match with the current National Champion Wendell Meusa. The champion has said he is ready to play.

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National Champion 2009 Wendell Meusa. Wendell won the championship title with two rounds still to play. A fine performance!
National Champion 2009 Wendell Meusa. Wendell won the championship title with two rounds still to play. A fine performance!
Guyanese Raymond Singh contemplates his next move against Canadian chess player Aurter Sampsonkin (2601) at the Elora Open chess tournament in Canada that was held last month. Raymond is scheduled to visit Guyana soon, and may play a short match with the current National Champion Wendell Meusa. The champion has said he is ready to play.
Guyanese Raymond Singh contemplates his next move against Canadian chess player Aurter Sampsonkin (2601) at the Elora Open chess tournament in Canada that was held last month. Raymond is scheduled to visit Guyana soon, and may play a short match with the current National Champion Wendell Meusa. The champion has said he is ready to play.