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A chess grandmaster against the world. Who would you bet?
Chess.comWebsite where a record match is scheduled, had forecasted Norwegian chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen will win a big margin in a mega match against more than 143,000 players.
However, after an online free match on Monday, 46 days, Magnus Carlsen VS World was sent – the team world became a lottery when he checked the king for the third time.
The largest online chess match in history
The team world was able to lead a draw in 32 moves with the execution of “three times the repeat” – he wanted to draw a position three times. In this case, the team was asked after checking the king of Carlsen three times in the corner of the world.
Everyone in the world can register to play as part of the team world at Chess.com. The team members voted for each action and took 24 hours to play each side’s games.
“In general, the world played a very voicing chess from the beginning. Perhaps the most initiative is not going for the choices, but it was well developed with the best strategy, but this time he was well done”
The match, which started on April 4, was the largest online free chess game in the history of the world champion of Carlsen.
In positions sweeped in the Freestyle Chess, Queen, Queen, Knights, noises and bishops, the cotton remains in common places on the board.
34-year-old Carlsen became the world’s highest rated chess player for almost 14 years. In April 2004, when he was 13 years old The world’s youngest grandmast was Then. Mega-match was also noted that Carlsen played against the general public.
‘Maximum resistance’ against Carlsen
On Richmond Hill, the co-founder of the Canadian Chess Youth Club and head coach Mike Ivanov, Ont, spread the game at Chess.com. Carlsen’s fan, Ivanov, as well as in the world’s opinions section, is one of the many coaches participating in the match by helping world players.
“Usually Carlsen is like a train accident, and you hope that you do not have too hard,” said CBC news.
If Ivanov did not participate in the game, his friends said they did not expect “maximum resistance” against Carlsen and the result was a draw.
“The advantage of the magnice will disappear with time.” “Some suspicious actions played, let’s say, and let the world clearly equalize the game and carry the draw until the end of the game.”
Ivanov said the match played in real time as players from all over the world dealing with mass discussions because they decide their future actions.
“Usually, chess is a quiet game and it was a silent thing here,” he said.
