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Andrew Tang – American Chess Grandmaster & Bullet Phenomenon

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Andrew Tang is an American Chess Grandmaster and one of the best bullet Chess players in the world. He is also popular for playing Ultrabullet Chess online.

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Full Name: Andrew Tang
Title: Grandmaster
Born: November 29, 1999
Place of birth: Illinois, USA
Federation: United States of America

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Andrew Tang is a chess player from America. First of all, he scooped a medal in the chess championship of North American Junior. And in 2017, he got the most desired title of Grandmaster after the Elo rating and norm, which he achieved. In April 2018, he was part of a chess gaming event that took place in North Carolina, and there he got a FIDE title.

In the fall of 2018, Andrew took part in the famous world chess championship in Russia. He was seeded 190th, and with good results, he scored 8.5 points in 15 rounds. In 2019, he also took part in the USA participated in the junior championship and got the 4th placement out of 10. In 2021 Tang competed for 2021 in what was referred to as bullet chess Championship which was undertaken by chess.com, where he competed against three other players, and he finished second after losing to Alireza Firouzja.

The Beginning

Andrew started playing chess at a very young age, and he has a huge interest in chess a lot. Though his parents were unsure of his need, they never knew Andrew had a big dream that rested on his shoulder. Many times, kids look up to their parents as role models, but Andrew, in this case, had different thoughts.

At the age of six, Andrew started to enroll in chess tournaments. Often times, people don’t succeed in striving to be the best in the world. Andrew learned and embraced this concept with many failures. However, like all other Grandmasters, Andrew learned failure teaches you to do things differently the next time. Andrew learned to take one step at a time as he grew up.

His father played his father figure and, with faith, kept giving Andrew a chance in different tournaments, shaping this young man. With every contest he participated Andrew grew progressively, and he started to be rated according to varying stages of chess. At the age of eight, Andrew now began to know what he wanted in his career in chess.

His heart desired to be a grandmaster, the highest rank in chess. Although Andrew’s parents were worried about his adoption into society, chess gave Andrew a chance to meet new faces, and he made friends, which enabled him to open his mind about the world. Thus, having a network of friends helped him build his confidence at this young age. While in high school, am drew played over 300 chess tournaments, where he was ranked as one of the best youngest chess players in the country. It became clear that anew climbed the ladder progressively. This kind of success enabled Andrew to be recognized internationally, and the young man saw his dream come through as he aimed to become a grandmaster.

Achievements

Being a Grandmaster is not easy since one has to win a world tournament, which means defeating one had to emerge as the winner in a competition that is participated by many. As light kept shining on Andrew in 2014, Andrew finally kept pursuing his career as he aimed at the international arena. Andrew participated in a tournament called the North America Junior Chess Championship, where he emerged the winner and earned the rank of international master.

And in his long career pursuit to be a grandmaster, Andrew met his dream on his birthday month as he earned the grand master title in November 2017 in a chess game that was hosted in Charlotte, North Carolina. It became his dream come through at only 19 years. After this, he continued his senior career. Andrew took part in the championship that was held in Russia in which he performed well and, to an extent, paling with the world’s best players. His performance has placed him in the top arena as far as chess gaming is concern. He still has a lot of aspiration that he is certain that it will come to pass. His achievements thought are remarkable to this end.

 

Did you enjoy reading about Andrew Tang? If you did, you might be interesting in reading other player profiles such as Bobby Fischer, Daniil Dubov, and Hans Niemann.

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