World Chess Championship 2018: Fabiano Caruana vs Magnus Carlsen – Game 3
Another day, another draw after 49 moves. Caruana and Carlsen repeated the Rossolimo Variation from their first game. More 🡢
Magnus Carlsen (1990-) is a Norwegian chess Grandmaster and World Chess Champion, with a peak rating of 2882 – the highest in history at the time of writing. A chess prodigy, he earned the Grandmaster title at the age of 13. He uses a variety of openings to make it as difficult as possible for his opponents to prepare against him.
Aaron Nimzowitsch Adolf Anderssen Alexander Alekhine Alexandra Kosteniuk Alireza Firouzja Anatoly Karpov Anish Giri Antoaneta Stefanova Bernhard Horwitz Bobby Fischer Boris Spassky Ding Liren Emanuel Lasker Fabiano Caruana Frank Marshall Garry Kasparov Gata Kamsky Georg Marco Hikaru Nakamura Hou Yifan Ian Nepomniachtchi Ilya Rabinovich Irina Krush Jan-Krzysztof Duda Jennifer Shahade Johannes Zukertort John Bartholomew Joseph Blackburn José Capablanca Judit Polgar Ju Wenjun Lauren Goodkind Levon Aronian Magnus Carlsen Max Euwe Mihkail Botvinnik Mikhail Tal Nigel Short Nona Gaprindashvili Paul Keres Paul Morphy Richard Rapport Susan Polgar Tigran Petrosian Vasily Smyslov Veselin Topalov Viktor Korchnoi Viswanathan Anand Vladimir Kramnik Wilhelm Steinitz
The game between Dawid Przepiorka, representing Poland and Erich Eliskases, an Austrian born chess player took place in Hamburg, Germany, 1930. Play, solve and comment
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