If you are a chess fan, you don’t want to miss the second game of the Chess World Cup 2023 Final, which will feature a thrilling clash between two of the best players in the world: India’s Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa and Norway’s Magnus Carlsen.
The game will take place on Thursday, August 24, at 3 pm GMT, and it will be played at the Shamkir Chess Palace in Shamkir, Azerbaijan. This is a historic venue that has hosted many prestigious chess events, such as the Gashimov Memorial and the FIDE Grand Prix.
The first game of the final ended in a draw, after a tense and complex battle that lasted for 63 moves. Both players showed their deep preparation and fighting spirit, but neither of them could find a decisive advantage.
Praggnanandhaa, who is only 18 years old, impressed with his calm and confident play against the reigning world champion. Carlsen, who is aiming for his fifth consecutive Chess World Cup title, demonstrated his resilience and resourcefulness in defending a slightly worse position.
The second game promises to be another exciting encounter, as both players will try to gain an edge in the match. Praggnanandhaa will have the white pieces, and he will likely employ his sharp and aggressive style. Carlsen will have the black pieces, and he will rely on his solid and flexible repertoire.
Game 1 draw
Live telecast
The game will be broadcast live on several platforms, such as Chess.com, FIDE’s official website, and YouTube. You can also follow the live commentary and analysis by some of the top chess experts and grandmasters.
Don’t miss this opportunity to witness a high-level chess game that could decide the fate of the Chess World Cup 2023 Final. Tune in on Thursday, August 24, at 3:30 pm IST, and enjoy the show!
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