Karsten Müller’s Endgame Magic Show #174: Carlsen vs Nepomniachtchi, Games 3 to 5

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12/6/2021 – In the Endgame Magic Show #174 Karsten Müller and Arne Kähler continue to follow the World Championship match and take a close look how Carlsen and Nepomniachtchi played in games 3 to 5 of the match. | You can watch the Endgame Magic Show on-demand with a ChessBase Premium account.

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Endgame Magic #174

The first five games of the match between Carlsen and Nepomniachtchi all ended in a draw but were everything but boring and full of fascinating moments. One of these moments occured in game 4 of the match - in a seemingly equal position Carlsen (or his seconds) found an interesting way to keep the initiative.

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