ALEHANDRO RAMARAS joins us in our studio after his round-aid game to tell us about his experience of playing in Gibraltar. ALEH, you're in five points. An uneventful game today. But how would you evaluate your tournament so far? Chesswise, a very uneventful tournament so far. I came here to play with some of the best players in the world and I haven't got anybody above my rating. BitHow's the experience been playing here? You were here last year, that was your first time and you've come back. Yeah, I really like Gibraltar as a chess tournament. I think that the opportunity to be in the same room playing with some of these people is just amazing. I also think the ambiance is great, the weather is usually pretty nice when it's not raining. In the festival, you can feel it has a lot of things just outside of the chess on the board. So I'm pretty happy to come here. I'm here for my second time and I think I'll be here for my third time next year. We look forward to that and tell us now going into the last two games. You can still hope for a strong finish. Is there some, what's the approach? It's kind of difficult because I think with the amount of points I have, I'll probably be pretty down tomorrow and probably irrelevant to what happens. I'll be pretty down the day after. But I think finishing off strong will be nice. I'm not having a terrible tournament. I'm just having a, you know, a little bit of a mediocre one. And I think if I win the last two, I'll be pretty happy with it. We wish you all the best for the remaining games and hope it goes better. Thank you, Tanya. Thank you, Ale.