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Mexican Open Chess Championship
Sisniega won the closed championship nine times and the open championship six times.[1] In 2011 the open tournament doubled as the American Continental Chess Championship and was only open to players from North and South America.
Year Place Champion[2] 1 1954 Monterrey Roberto Treviño 2 1955 Torreón Raúl Reza Delón 3 1956 San Luis Potosí Raúl Reza Delón 4 1957 Ciudad Madero José Joaquín Araiza 5 1958 Monterrey José de Jesús Mondragón 6 1959 Tepic Alfredo Iglesias 7 1960 Mexico City Alfredo Iglesias 8 1961 Monterrey Jorge Cadena 9 1962 Guadalajara Fernando Alonso 10 1963 Mexico City Ken Smith 11 1964 Saltillo Francisco José Pérez 12 1965 Tepic Alfredo Iglesias 13 1966 Guadalajara Alfredo Iglesias 14 1967 Poza Rica Mario Campos López 15 1968 Saltillo Morelos Castro Aguilar 16 1969 Tijuana Mario Campos López 17 1970 Mario Campos López[3] 18 1971 Mineral del Monte Alberto Campos Ruíz[3][4] 19 1972 Guadalajara Willy de Winter[3] 20 1973 Zacatecas Kenneth Frey Beckman[3][5] 21 1974 Guadalajara Kenneth Frey Beckman[3][5] 22 1975 Armando Acevedo, Rolando Anguiano[3] 23 1976 León Kenneth Frey Beckman[5] 26 1979 Durango Marcel Sisniega Campbell[6] ? 1980 Xalapa Marcel Sisniega Campbell, Jorge Aldrete ? 1981 Blas Antonio Castañeda Aguilera[7] ? 1982 Acapulco [8] ? 1983 Mexico City Kenneth Frey Beckman[5] 31 1985 Irapuato Marcel Sisniega Campbell, on tiebreak over Alberto Leal Herrera, Jorge Arturo Vega Garcia, Kenneth Frey Beckman, Raul Ocampo Vargas and Denis Verduga Zavala[9] 32 1986 Culiacán[9] ? 33 1987 Rafael Espinosa Flores 34 1988 Puebla[10] Jose Amado Palma Almendra[11] 35 1989 Xalapa ? 36 1990 Marcel Sisniega Campbell 37 1991 Saltillo Alfonso Almeida, Roberto Martín del Campo Cárdenas 40 1994 Mexico City Roberto Martín del Campo Cárdenas 41 1995 Mexico City Roberto Martín del Campo Cárdenas 43 1997 Mexico City ? 44 1998 Mexico City Gildardo García 45 1999 León Juan Carlos González Zamora 46 2000 Irapuato Juan Carlos González Zamora 47 2001 Durango Juan Carlos González Zamora 48 2002 Hermosillo Juan Carlos González Zamora[12] 49 2003 Pachuca Carlos Juárez Flores[13] 50 2004 León Juan Carlos González Zamora[14] 51 2005 Guadalajara Juan Carlos González Zamora[15] 52 2006 Mexico City Guiller Dominguez Aguilar[16] 53 2007 Aguascalientes Fidel Corrales[17] 54 2008 Aguascalientes Nikola Mitkov[18] 55 2009 Toluca Alexander Onischuk[19] 56 2010 Monterrey Alexander Onischuk[20] 57 2011 Toluca Lázaro Bruzón[21] 58 2012 Hermosillo Manuel León Hoyos[22] 59 2013 Puebla Diasmany Otero[23] 60 2014 Mexico City Lázaro Bruzón[24] 61 2015 Monterrey Carlos Antonio Hevia Alejano[25]