“After the last game it kind of felt like I got away with murder. In that sense it’s easier to be calm about a draw today. I’m not loving it, but I’m not in any sort of panic mode either. Could have been worse. The match is still equal and with black, it’s been going OK. I’m not at all thrilled about my play today.” – Magnus Carlsen
Armand Niculescu is a full-stack developer and creator of SparkChess. He has two BSc degrees in engineering and marketing and a MSc degree in Management. He's been programming since the age of 12 and he also loves design, photography, and - obviously - chess.
In Parsippany, 2002, Jennifer Shahade found a way to finish the game against Arthur Feuerstein. Can you find the three moves that lead to checkmate? Play, solve and comment
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