The player from San Jose de Mayo was crowned as champion after playing a tiresome last round game where he obtained a draw against the strong NM Juan Manuel Sosa Macho. This encounter was very complicated for Larrea as he found himself in a lost position, however, he was able to turn it around thanks to his good tactical vision.
Second place went to multiple national champion IM Bernardo Roselli who finished a point and a half behind the champion. Juan Manuel Sosa Macho took first place thanks to his tiebreak score.
Larrea obtained a place in the lineup of the Uruguayan team that will participate on the Chess Olympiad 2014 to be played in Trömso, Norway.
More information in the Spanish page of Chessdom
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