Shenzhen Masters

2017

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1st Du Te Cup, 23 March – 1 April 2017, Shenzhen, China, Category XXI (2756)^[2]

	Player	Rating	1	2	3	4	5	6	Points	H2H	SB	TPR
1	Ding Liren (China)	2759		½ ½	1 ½	½ 1	½ 1	½ ½	6½			2865
2	Anish Giri (Netherlands)	2769	½ ½	Does not appear	½ ½	½ ½	1 ½	½ ½	5½	1	26.75	2789
3	Peter Svidler (Russia)	2741	0 ½	½ ½	Does not appear	½ ½	½ 1	½ 1	5½	1	25.25	2795
4	Yu Yangyi (China)	2750	½ 0	½ ½	½ ½	Does not appear	½ ½	½ ½	4½	1	22.25	2721
5	Pentala Harikrishna (India)	2758	½ 0	0 ½	½ 0	½ ½	Does not appear	1 1	4½	1	20.25	2720
6	Michael Adams (England)	2761	½ ½	½ ½	½ 0	½ ½	0 0	Does not appear	3½			2645

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2018

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2nd Du Te Cup, 4–13 November 2018, Shenzhen, China, Category XXI (2766)^[3]

	Player	Rating	1	2	3	4	5	6	Points	TPR
1	Maxime Vachier-Lagrave (France)	2778		½ ½	½ 1	½ ½	½ ½	½ ½	5½	2799
2	Anish Giri (Netherlands)	2780	½ ½	Does not appear	½ ½	½ ½	½ ½	½ 1	5½	2799
3	Ding Liren (China)	2816	½ 0	½ ½	Does not appear	½ 1	½ ½	1 ½	5½	2792
4	Yu Yangyi (China)	2764	½ ½	½ ½	½ 0	Does not appear	1 ½	½ ½	5	2766
5	Nikita Vitiugov (Russia)	2709	½ ½	½ ½	½ ½	0 ½	Does not appear	½ 1	5	2777
6	Radosław Wojtaszek (Poland)	2749	½ ½	½ 0	0 ½	½ ½	½ 0	Does not appear	3½	2659

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2019

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3rd Du Te Cup, 17–26 April 2019, Shenzhen, China, Category XXI (2754)^[4]

	Player	Rating	1	2	3	4	5	6	Points	H2H	SB	TPR
1	Anish Giri (Netherlands)	2797		1 ½	½ ½	½ ½	½ 1	½ 1	6½			2856
2	Pentala Harikrishna (India)	2723	0 ½	Does not appear	1 0	1 0	½ 1	1 1	6			2832
3	Ding Liren (China)	2809	½ ½	0 1	Does not appear	½ ½	1 ½	½ ½	5½			2779
4	Richárd Rapport (Hungary)	2726	½ ½	0 1	½ ½	Does not appear	½ ½	½ ½	5			2760
5	Dmitry Jakovenko (Russia)	2719	½ 0	½ 0	0 ½	½ ½	Does not appear	½ ½	3½	1	17.50	2651
6	Yu Yangyi (China)	2751	½ 0	0 0	½ ½	½ ½	½ ½	Does not appear	3½	1	17.25	2645

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2021

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4th Du Te Cup, 20 April–1 May 2021, Online on chess.com^[1]

	Player	Rapid score	Blitz score	Total
1	Yu Yangyi (China)	9	3	12
2	Jan-Krzysztof Duda (Poland)	6	5	11
3	Richárd Rapport (Hungary)	6	2½	8½
4	Wei Yi (China)	3	1½	4½

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2024

The 2024 event took place at the Longgang Training Center in Longgang, Shenzhen, China. The prize fund was $90,000. The time control was 90 minutes for the first 40 moves followed by 30 minutes for the rest of the game, with a 30-second increment from move one.

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Shenzhen Longgang Chess Masters, 29 February–7 March 2024, Shenzhen, China^[5][6][7]

	Player	Rating	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	Points
1	Bu Xiangzhi (China)	2671	Does not appear	½	1	½	½	½	1	½	4½
2	Yu Yangyi (China)	2720	½	Does not appear	½	1	½	1	½	½	4½
3	Arjun Erigaisi (India)	2738	0	½	Does not appear	1	½	½	1	1	4½
4	Xu Xiangyu (China)	2623	½	0	0	Does not appear	1	½	½	1	3½
5	Daniil Dubov (FIDE)	2708	½	½	½	0	Does not appear	½	1	½	3½
6	Vladislav Artemiev (FIDE)	2711	½	0	½	½	½	Does not appear	0	1	3
7	Anish Giri (Netherlands)	2762	0	½	0	½	0	1	Does not appear	½	2½
8	Ma Qun (China)	2651	½	½	0	0	½	0	½	Does not appear	2

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2025

In 2025, the tournament was held in Nanshan district, Shenzhen, China, and used knockout format with rapid time control. Ding Liren won the tournament by defeating Wang Hao in the finals.^[8]

	Round 1					Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Final
	1	Ding Liren
		(Bye)
						1	Ding Liren	2½
						5	Bu Xiangzhi	1½
	5	Bu Xiangzhi	2½
	4	Ma Qun	1½
											1	Ding Liren	3
											12	Jiang Haochen	1
	11	Zhao Xue
		(Bye)
						11	Zhao Xue	0
						12	Jiang Haochen	3
	12	Jiang Haochen	3½
	6	Bai Jinshi	2½
																1	Ding Liren	2½
																2	Wang Hao	1½
	2	Wang Hao
		(Bye)
						2	Wang Hao	3
						8	Zhang Pengxiang	1
	8	Zhang Pengxiang	3½
	7	Ju Wenjun	2½
											2	Wang Hao	2½
											3	Lu Shanglei	1½
	3	Lu Shanglei														Third place
		(Bye)
						3	Lu Shanglei	3								12	Jiang Haochen	2½
						10	Xiao Tong	0								3	Lu Shanglei	1½
	10	Xiao Tong	3½
	9	Zeng Chongsheng	2½