Overview
- The 12-year-old International Master reached Round 2 in Goa by ousting Croatia’s GM Ante Brkic through successive rapid and blitz tiebreaks.
- Oro held elite GM Vidit Gujrathi over two classical games, including a 28-move draw with Black by threefold repetition noted by FIDE.
- The Round 2 match will be decided in rapid and, if needed, blitz tiebreaks scheduled for Thursday.
- He is Argentina’s lone remaining entrant after Diego Flores and Ilan Schnaider were eliminated in Round 1.
- Seeded 147th at roughly 2495 Elo, he is facing the No. 19 seed rated about 2715 in a knockout format that can favor his speed‑chess strengths.