The Best Chess Games of Magnus Carlsen
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Magnus Carlsen chess games - 365Chess.com
WEBExplore Magnus Carlsen's chess games, his win-loss record, and opening repertoire. Dive into his tournament results and download PGN files of his matches.
Magnus Carlsen - Wikipedia
WEBKarjakin drew first blood by winning game 8, but Carlsen equalised the match in game 10. Games 11 and 12 were both drawn. The tiebreaking games were held on 30 November, Carlsen's 26th birthday. After drawing games 1 and 2, Carlsen won games 3 and 4 to record a 3–1 victory and retain his World Champion title.
10 Best Chess Games of Magnus Carlsen - The Chess Journal
WEB1. Viswanathan Anand vs Magnus Carlsen – Carlsen World Championship Match, Round 9 – Chennai, India – November 21, 2013. Magnus Carlsen played against Viswanathan Anand at the Carlsen World tournament on November 21, 2013. Carlsen played the Nimzo-Indian Defense with the Black pieces.
Magnus Carlsen's Best Games - lichess.org
WEB½-½. 2011, Magnus Carlsen - Vassily Ivanchuk. 1-0. 2011, Magnus Carlsen - Boris Gelfand.
Carlsen Wins Game 6, Longest World Chess Championship Game …
WEBDec 1, 2021 · GM Magnus Carlsen defeated GM Ian Nepomniachtchi in a record 136 moves in game six to score the first win of the 2021 FIDE World Chess Championship. The world champion's victory came after five draws in …
Magnus Carlsen - YouTube
WEBThis is the Official YouTube home of the World Chess Champion, Magnus Carlsen. Find videos from chess tournaments, personal updates, chess tutorials, and inf...
Nakamura Hikaru vs Carlsen Magnus - Chess.com
WEBFollow the game from round 05-02 between Nakamura Hikaru and Carlsen Magnus from the Meltwater Champions Chess Tour Finals 2021 on Chess.com with live analysis, engine evaluation...
Magnus Carlsen - ChessBase
WEBIn 2004, Magnus Carlsen, as a thirteen-year-old, drew a rapid tournament game with Garry Kasparov and became known throughout the chess world. In the same year, he was the second youngest player in history, at that time, to win the title of Grandmaster.