World Chess Championship
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30 Apr
2:14pm, 30 Apr 2023
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SPR
Nepomniachtchi resigns in a lost position Ding is the World Champion!
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30 Apr
2:16pm, 30 Apr 2023
3,595 posts
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Oranj
That was intense (There was a perpetual on the cards which was surely what Ian was playing for and then Ding gambled on keeping the game going) |
30 Apr
2:17pm, 30 Apr 2023
14,785 posts
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jda
Better than resigning in a won position  That was fun. |
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30 Apr
2:19pm, 30 Apr 2023
40,367 posts
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SPR
For once the issue for Nepomniachtchi was time trouble.
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30 Apr
3:38pm, 30 Apr 2023
3,912 posts
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Pou Pou LePhoõk
King Ding.
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30 Apr
8:36pm, 30 Apr 2023
3,598 posts
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Oranj
At the time Magnus won in 2013 and then jumped into the hotel swimming pool afterwards felt great. A shaking up of the old conventions twitter.com But at the same time I'm looking forward to the era of Ding. He's very much a chess champion in the old style: quiet, modest, reserved. The bromance with Rapport was a bonus. A geek has won. I guess we won't see him modelling for G-Star anytime soon They're all going to be in action in the Grand Chess Tour next week, whoa. (Not Carlsen though) |
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