Magnus Carlson's Queen's Gambit Declined Move Order Leads to Defeat in Elite Chess Tournament

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TLDR Magnus Carlson attempts to win the Elite chess tournament with a rare Queen's Gambit declined move order, but ultimately loses to Velimir Ivich's G4 pinning F5 with Bishop H3, leading to a decisive victory.

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  • 🤔
    00:00
    Magnus Carlson attempts to end his slump in the Elite chess tournament with a rare Queen's Gambit declined move order, but Black counters with Bishop G4 and Knight Bd7, leaving White with no real threat.
  • 🤔
    03:29
    Magnus' aggressive play with C5 sacrifices a pawn, but Parham's G4 seals the game with a winning position.
  • 🏆
    07:07
    Magnus wins chess match by building bridge with King and Rook, 💀 Everybody dies in "The Hunger Games".
  • 🤯
    09:34
    White King infiltrates and forces resignation in a Hunger Games-like endgame.
  • 🤩
    14:07
    Velimir Ivich has a winning position with G4, pinning F5 with Bishop H3, leading to a decisive victory.
  • 🏆
    17:07
    Luis Paolo Soupy wins the tournament, but is arrested afterwards.
  • 🤩
    20:48
    Gukesh won against Parham with a bishop and rook combo, resulting in Black being up a piece and needing to avoid checkmate.
  • 🏆
    25:30
    Magnus Carlson is on track to win the tournament, with the final games taking place on the 27th-29th.
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