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Carlsen Wins, Leads, Hits A 2870 Live Rating - Vimarsana News

Carlsen Wins, Leads, Hits A 2870 Live Rating

World Champion Magnus Carlsen on Monday picked up another one of those victories he has become famous for, squeezing blood from stones vs. GM Shakhriyar Mamedyarov. Carlsen now leads the 2022 Norway Chess in Stavanger alone after six rounds and got his live rating up to 2870, 19 points from his highest...

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Magnus Carlsen wins 5th Norway Chess title - Vimarsana News

Magnus Carlsen wins 5th Norway Chess title

Magnus Carlsen has now won half of the 10 editions of Norway Chess, and the last four in a row, after a nerve-wracking final day of the 2022 event....

Norway Chess: Three-pointers for Shakh and MVL - Vimarsana News

Norway Chess: Three-pointers for Shakh and MVL

Maxime Vachier-Lagrave and Shakhriyar Mamedyarov won their round-7 classical encounters to climb to shared third place at the Norway Chess Tournament. Magnus Carlsen lost in Armageddon against Aryan Tari, but is still leading the standings table, albeit only by a half point — second-placed Vishy Anand won the sudden-death decider against Teimour Radjabov on Tuesday. | Photo: Lennart Ootes

Norway Chess 7: Carlsen, Giri & So all beaten - Vimarsana News

Norway Chess 7: Carlsen, Giri & So all beaten

Maxime Vachier-Lagrave took his lifetime record against Wesley So to an incredible 6 wins to 1, Shakhriyar Mamedyarov beat Anish Giri, and Arjan Ta...

So storms back into title contention in Norway Chess - Vimarsana News

So storms back into title contention in Norway Chess

Wesley So overpowered Aryan Tari of Norway in Armageddon to storm back into title contention after six rounds of the Norway Chess tournament in Stavanger Tuesday, June 7. So hammered out a 43-move win of an English game to send him back to solo third with 10 points. Reigning world champion Magnus

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