Greenidge leads Malta Supreme Chess Grand Prix heading into final rounds this weekend

Candidate Master Ronuel Greenidge (right) leads the points standings heading into the final rounds of the Malta Supreme Grand Prix this weekend. 
Candidate Master Ronuel Greenidge (right) leads the points standings heading into the final rounds of the Malta Supreme Grand Prix this weekend. 

After four rounds, Candidate Master Ronuel Greenidge is leading the Malta Supreme Grand Prix 4 Open Chess tournament being staged at the David Rose Special School, Thomas Lands.

The Malta Supreme-sponsored tournament which got underway last weekend, is catering for competition in the Open division category, with participation from ten males and six female players, twelve of whom are junior players.

The games are being played according to the time control Swiss format with 90 minutes for each player with an additional 30 seconds after every move. The final four rounds will continue today and tomorrow with monetary prizes for the top three players totaling $35,000 which will be awarded after the competition.