Magnus Carlsen back for more Banter Blitz
World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsen will accept challenges from Premium members this Sunday 23rd June at 16:00 CEST as he once more streams his thoughts live while playing blitz on chess24. This is already the 4th session by Magnus, and you can catch up with all the previous games below. If you haven’t seen them yet, you’re in for a treat, as at times it’s simply staggering how quickly and accurately the world no. 1 grasps the essence of any position.
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US Chess Champs 7: Explosive chess
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Euro Champs 6-9: Artemiev overtakes Kramnik
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US Champs 5-6: Naka leads as Fabi finally wins
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US Champs 3-4: Magnus trolls as Fabi misses win
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European Championship 1-5: Four leaders
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US Champs 1-2: Gareyev’s rocky start
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Vitiugov and Anton triumph in Prague
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