Oslo Esports Cup: Praggnanandhaa wins third match in a row

by André Schulz
4/25/2022 – After three rounds 16-year old Indian talent Praggnaanandhaa is sole leader at the Oslo Esports Cup and the only player who won all three matches. In round three Pragg defeated the Vietnamese Grandmaster Le Quang Liem. Magnus Carlsen, who seems to suffer from a severe cold, won against Anish Giri and after two wins and one loss he is in second place.| Photos and pictures: PM Group
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Magnus Carlsen won the first two tournaments of this year's Meltwater Chess Champions Tour but in the first round of the Oslo Esports Cup, the third event of the series, the 16-year old Praggnanandhaa had the best start. Pragg is the youngest player in the field and – together with the Canadian Eric Hansen – also the player with the lowest Elo-rating.

Unlike the other tournaments of the Meltwater Champions Chess Tour, this online tournament is a pure round robin tournament, without a knock-out phase. And all eight players are not sitting at home in their study or in their living room, but meet in a studio in Oslo to play online via screen and computer.

At the Oslo Esports Cup, matches are played over a maximum of four rapid games. The winner of a match receives three points. In the event of a tie, there will be a play-off. In this case, the winner of the match receives two points and the loser one point.

After winning 2.5-0.5 against Jorden van Foreest on Friday, and 2.5-0.5 against Shakhriyar Mamedyarov on Saturday, Praggnanandhaa continued his winning streak on Sunday and defeated Le Quang Liem 2.5-1.5.

 
Le, Quang Liem27090–1Praggnanandhaa R2624
MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 2022
20.04.2022[Schulz,A]
1.c4 e5 2.g3 Nf6 3.Bg2 Bc5 4.Nc3 c6 5.Nf3 A provocative move. The alternative is 5.e3 0-0 6.Nge2 d5 7.cxd5 cxd5 8.d4 exd4 9.exd4 Bb4 5...e4 Black accepts the challenge. 5...d6 6.d4 exd4 7.Nxd4 0-0 8.0-0 Re8 9.b3 Bg4 10.h3 Bh5 11.Qd2 Nbd7 12.e3 Bg6 13.Bb2 Bb4 14.Rad1 Qa5 15.Qc1 with a space advantage for White. 6.Nh4 d5 7.0-0 A game at the European Championship 2022 continued 7.cxd5 cxd5 8.d3 Ng4 9.0-0 g5 10.d4 Bb4 11.h3 gxh4 12.hxg4 hxg3 13.Qb3 Bxc3 14.bxc3 0-0 15.fxg3 Bxg4 16.Bh6 Re8 17.Qxb7 Qd7 18.Rab1 Nc6 19.Qxd7 Bxd7 20.Rb7 Be6 21.Bh3 Nd8 0-1 (21) Sarrau,J (2401)-Navara,D (2700) Terme Catez 2022 7...h6 Threatening to win a piece with 8...g5. 8.d4 Bb6 After 8...exd3?! 9.cxd5 cxd5 10.Qxd3 White's knight is ready to get back to the game and White is more than okay. 9.f3 dxc4 Premature is 9...g5?! because of 10.fxe4 gxh4 11.exd5 hxg3 12.Bf4 gxh2+ 13.Kh1 cxd5 14.c5 Ba5 14...Bc7? 15.Bxc7+- 15.b4+- 10.e3 exf3 10...g5 was also possible. After 11.fxe4 gxh4 12.Qf3 Be6 13.Qxf6 Qxf6 14.Rxf6 hxg3 15.hxg3 Nd7 Black has a decent position. 11.Qxf3 0-0 12.Bd2 White is a pawn down but is much better developed. Bg4 13.Qf2 Be6 14.Nf5 Nbd7 15.h3 Qc7 Threatening ...Bxf5 and ...Qxg3. 16.g4 Rad8 17.Rad1 Bxf5 18.Qxf5 c5 Worth considering was 18...Rfe8!? and Black is better. 19.Nb5 Qb8 20.Kh1 a6 20...Rfe8!? 21.Na3 cxd4 22.exd4 Bxd4 23.Bb4 The position is sharp and double-edged but chances are roughly equal. Black loses the exchange but gets two pawns for it. Ne5 24.Bxf8 Kxf8 25.b3 b5 26.bxc4 bxc4 27.Nc2 Nd3 28.Nxd4 Rxd4 29.Rb1 Qd8 30.Rb7 Rd7 31.Rxd7 Qxd7 32.Qa5 32.Be4!? Qxf5 33.Bxf5 32...Qd6 33.Qa4 Ne5 34.Rd1 Nd3 35.Rf1 35.Qxc4?? Nf2+ 35...Ne5 36.Rb1 36.Rd1 Qb6 36...Nd3= 37.Qa3+ Kg8 38.Qd6= 36...Kg8= 37.Qb4 Qd3 38.Qe1 Qd4 39.Qg1 Qf4 40.Rf1 Qg3 41.Qf2 Qc3 42.Qa7 Nd3 42...a5!? 43.Qxa6 Qd4 44.a4 Nf2+ 45.Kh2
The critical position. 45.Rxf2 Qxf2 46.Qxc4 Qe1+ 47.Kh2 Qe5+ 48.Kg1 Qe1+ 49.Bf1 Qg3+ leads to a draw. 45...Nd1? Misplacing the knight. Better was 45...g5!? and with best play from both sides the game should end with a draw. However, both sides have ample possibilities to go wrong. 46.Qc8+ Kh7 47.Qf5+ Kg8 48.Qf4 Qd3 48...Qxf4+ 49.Rxf4 c3 50.Rc4+- 49.Re1?! Simpler was 49.a5 c3 50.a6+- and White is winning. 49...c3 50.Re7? More precise was 50.Be4 Nxe4 51.Qxe4 Qd2+ 52.Re2 though Black still has some tricks after Nb2 . After 53.Rxd2 cxd2 White can't stop the d-pawn from queening. 50...c2 51.Rc7? Now White loses. Better was 51.Be4 Qd8 52.Bxc2 Qxe7 53.Bxd1= and though White has an outside passed pawn, Black should be able to hold. 51...Ne3 52.Rc8+ Kh7 53.a5 Qd2 54.Rxc2 Nexg4+ 0–1

"Today it was difficult," Pragg said after the match. "In the first game I was winning, but then I played b3 pretty quickly and he got counterplay. In the second game it was very complicated and in time trouble I didn't know what was happening. In the last game I definitely didn't play that well, but made some mistakes in time trouble."

Usually Magnus Carlsen dominates the online tournaments of "his" Champions Chess Tour. But the Norwegian World Champion seems to suffer from a cold and cannot bring all his energy to the virtual board, and on Saturday, Carlsen lost in round 2 against Le Quang Liem. In round 3, against Anish Giri, however, Carlsen did not show any weakness and won 2.5:0.5. The first game ended in a draw but then Carlsen secured the match with two wins.

Magnus Carlsen

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World Cup winner Jan-Krzysztof Duda claimed his second match in a row by defeating Dutchman Jorden van Foreest 2.5-0.5.

In the fourth match "ChessBrah" streamer Eric Hansen prevailed against Shakhriyar Mamedyarov. Hansen won the first game, but the second game went to Mamedyarov. After a draw in game three, the last game went to the Canadian again.

In round 4 Praggnanandhaa will face Carlsen. The round will start again at 6 pm.

Standings after three rounds

Some endgame highlights, selected and annotated by Karsten Müller:

 
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1.c4 Nf6 2.Nc3 e5 3.Nf3 Nc6 4.g3 d5 5.cxd5 Nxd5 6.Bg2 Bc5 7.0-0 0-0 8.d3 h6 9.Nxd5 Qxd5 10.Bd2 Rd8 11.Bc3 Qe6 12.Qc2 Qe7 13.Rac1 Bb6 14.a3 Nd4 15.Nxd4 exd4 16.Bb4 Qe5 17.Bc5 c6 18.b4 Be6 19.Qb2 Qh5 20.Bf3 Bg4 21.Bxg4 Qxg4 22.Rc4 Qe6 23.Re1 Qf6 24.e4 dxe3 25.Qxf6 gxf6 26.Rxe3 Re8 27.Kf1 Rad8 28.Ke2 f5 29.Rf4 Rxe3+ 30.fxe3 Rd5 31.Rc4 Kg7 32.a4 Kf6 33.d4 h5 34.Kf3 Bxc5 35.bxc5 Rd7 36.Rb4 Kg6 37.a5 a6 38.Kf4 f6 39.Kf3 Kg5 40.Rb2 Re7 41.Rb1 Kg6 42.Ke2 Kg5 43.Kd3 Kg6 44.d5 cxd5 45.Kd4 Rd7 46.Rb6 Kg5 47.c6 bxc6 48.Rxa6 Re7 49.Rxc6 Re4+ 50.Kc5 Rxe3 51.a6 Ra3 52.Kb6 Carlsen's rook trick Rook endings have a large drawish tendency, but pawn races are different: d4? Giri advances the wrong pawn. 52...f4 draws, e.g. 53.gxf4+ 53.Rc5 fxg3 54.Rxd5+ Kg4 55.hxg3 Rxa6+ 56.Kxa6 f5 57.Rd3 f4 58.gxf4 Kxf4= 53...Kxf4 54.Rxf6+ Ke5 55.Rh6 d4 56.Rxh5+ Kf4 57.Ra5 Rxa5 58.Kxa5 d3 59.a7 d2 60.a8Q d1Q= 53.a7 d3 53...Kg4 does not defend due to 54.Rc5 d3 55.Rc3 Rxc3 56.a8Q Rc2 57.Qh1+- 54.Rc3‼ The decisive trick. Rxc3 54...Rxa7 55.Kxa7 d2 56.Rd3+- 54...d2 55.Rxa3 d1Q 56.a8Q Qd6+ 57.Kb5 Qe5+ 58.Kc4 Qe2+ 59.Kc5 Qe5+ 60.Qd5 Qe7+ 61.Qd6+- 55.a8Q d2 55...Kg4 56.Qd5+- 56.Qg8+ Kh6 57.Qd8 This double attack destroys Black's set up. Rb3+ 58.Kc5 Rc3+ 58...Rb2 59.Qxf6+ Kh7 60.Qxf5+ Kh6 61.Qe6+ Kg7 62.Qd7+ Kg6 63.h4 Kf6 64.Qd5 Kg7 65.Qxh5+- 59.Kb4 Rc6 59...d1Q 60.Qxd1 Re3 61.Qd2 f4 62.Qd4 Kg6 63.gxf4+- 60.Qxd2+ Kg6 61.Qd8 Rc2 62.Qg8+ Kh6 63.Qf7 Rxh2 64.Qxf6+ Kh7 65.Qxf5+ Kh6 66.g4 66.g4 hxg4 66...Rb2+ 67.Kc3+- 66...Rh4 67.Qf6++- 67.Qf4++- 1–0
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Carlsen,M2864Giri,A27731–02022A29MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20223.2
 
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1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.Nf3 Bg7 4.e3 0-0 5.Be2 c5 6.dxc5 Na6 7.Nc3 Nxc5 8.0-0 d6 9.Nd4 Bd7 10.b3 Rc8 11.Bb2 a6 12.h3 Qc7 13.Rc1 Qb8 14.b4 Ne6 15.Nb3 b5 16.cxb5 axb5 17.Qd3 Nc7 18.a3 Rfd8 19.Rfd1 d5 20.Nc5 Bc6 21.Nb3 e5 22.Bf1 Nfe8 23.Na5 Ba8 24.Nb1 Nd6 25.Nd2 Nc4 26.Qb1 Ne6 27.Naxc4 bxc4 28.e4 dxe4 29.Nxc4 Nd4 30.Ne3 f5 31.Rxc8 Qxc8 32.Nc4 Qe6 33.Na5 Bd5 34.b5 Ra8 35.Bc3 f4 36.Re1 Rc8 37.b6 Rxc3 38.b7 Bxb7 39.Qxb7 e3 40.fxe3 fxe3 41.Rxe3 Rc1 42.Qb2 Qc8 43.Nb3 Rc2 44.Qb1 Nf5 Opposite colored bishops favor the attacker In the middlegame they have nothing to do with a draw. Most often they increase the advantage of the attacker like in this case: 45.Rd3? Now Black's powerplay on the dark squares decides the day. 45.Re2 was forced, but Black should be winning in the long run after Rc3 anyway. 45...e4 46.Rd5 Bh6 47.Rxf5 47.Qd1 does not defend due to Be3+ 48.Kh1 Ng3+ 49.Kh2 Nxf1+ 50.Qxf1 Rf2 51.Qd1 Qc7+ 52.Kh1 Qf4 53.Rd8+ Kg7 54.Qd7+ Kh6-+ 47...gxf5 48.Qd1 Kh8 49.Kh1 Rc3 50.a4 Qb8 51.Bb5 Bg7 52.Nc1 h6 53.Ne2 Ra3 54.Qd7 Ra1+ 55.Ng1 Qe5 56.Qc8+ Kh7 57.Bc4 h5 58.h4 Qf6 59.g3 Qe5 60.Kg2 f4 60...Rxg1+ mates in 9 moves in beautiful ways, e.g. 61.Kxg1 Qxg3+ 62.Kf1 Qf3+ 63.Kg1 63.Ke1 Bc3# 63...Bd4+ 64.Kh2 Qf4+ 65.Kh1 Qxh4+ 66.Kg2 Qg4+ 67.Kh2 Be5+ 68.Kh1 Qh3+ 69.Kg1 Bd4# 61.gxf4 Qxf4 62.Qg8+ Kh6 63.Be2 Ra3 64.Qe6+ Bf6 0–1
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Mamedyarov,S2771Hansen,E26060–12022E61MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20223.1

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1.e4 10:00 e5 10:00 2.Nf3 2 Nc6 5 3.Bb5 1       a6 26 4.Ba4 1 Nf6 2 5.0-0 2 Be7 5 6.Re1 0 b5 8 7.Bb3 2 0-0 27 8.a4 22 Bb7 52 9.d3 7 d6 1:00 10.c3 35 Qd7 11 C88: Closed Ruy Lopez: Anti-Marshall Systems. 11.Bg5 1:33 Na5 23 12.Ba2 22 c5 7 13.Nbd2 47      
13...h6N 1:05 Predecessor: 13...bxa4 14.Bb1 Bc6 15.d4 cxd4 16.cxd4 h6 17.Bh4 Nh5 18.Bxe7 Qxe7 19.Bc2 Nb3 20.Nxb3 axb3 21.Bxb3 ½-½ (38) Caruana,F (2792)-Dubov,D (2720) Wijk aan Zee 2022 14.Bxf6 2 Bxf6 0 15.axb5 55 axb5 3 16.Nf1 1 c4 1:09 16...Nc6= should be considered. 17.Ne3 19 Rfc8 56 18.Qe2 59 Qc7 2:08 19.Rad1 50 cxd3 4:08 19...g6 keeps more tension. 20.Ra1 h5 21.dxc4 bxc4 22.Bb1 Bg7 20.Qxd3 1:30 Nc4 1 21.Bxc4 11 bxc4 0 22.Qxd6 3:18 White wants to play Ng4. Bxe4 3 22...Qxd6 is more complex. 23.Rxd6 Bxe4 24.Ng4 Bxf3 25.Nxf6+ gxf6 26.gxf3 Rcb8 23.Ng4 15 Bxf3 13 24.gxf3 9 Qc6 14 25.Qxc6 2:22 25.Kg2 is interesting. Rab8 26.Nxf6+ gxf6 27.Qxc6 Rxc6 28.Rd2 25...Rxc6 2       26.Nxe5 1 Bxe5 1:00 27.Rxe5= 1       Endgame KRR-KRR Rb6 0 28.Re2 19 Rab8 1:07 29.Rdd2 34 g6 11 30.Kg2 10 Kg7 1 31.f4 5 Rb5 6 32.Kg3 4 R8b7 3 33.Kg4 15 Kf6 6 34.h4 19 Kg7 5 35.Kf3 5 Kf6 27 36.Kg3 22 Kg7 3 37.Re4 31 Rxb2 3 38.Rxb2 0 Rxb2 0 39.Rxc4 1 KR-KR Rb1 20 40.Kg2 5 Rc1 11 41.Rc5 8 h5 6 41...Kf6= deserves consideration. 42.Rc6 10 42.f5! 42...Kf8 1:50 42...Rb1= 43.c4 1:03 43.f5! feels stronger. 43...Rc3 44 44.f3 25 Rc1 14 44...Ke7= 45.c5 1:38 45.f5! 45...Kg7 41 The position is equal. 46.Kf2 11 Rh1 19 47.Kg3 35 Rg1+ 4 48.Kh2 2 Rc1 4 49.Kg2 1 49.Kg3!? 49...Rc2+ 14 50.Kg3 1 f5 54 51.Rc8 1 Kh7 9 52.Rc7+ 2 Kg8 3 53.Kh3 6 Kh8 3 54.Rc8+ 7 Kh7 3 55.Rc6 2 Kg7 4 56.Kg3 2 Kh7 1 57.Rc7+ 2 Kg8 1 58.c6 0 Kh8 4 59.Rc8+ 2 Kh7 3 60.Kh3 2 Kg7 2 61.Kg3 1 Kh7 1 62.Rc7+ 9 Kg8 3 63.Rc8+ 1 Kh7 2 Weighted Error Value: White=0.06 (flawless) /Black=0.05 (flawless) ½–½
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Giri,A2773Hansen,E2606½–½2022C88MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20221.1
Mamedyarov,S2771Le,Q2709½–½2022D24MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20221.1
Duda,J2750Carlsen,M28640–12022B42MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20221.1
Van Foreest,J2714Praggnanandhaa R26240–12022E32MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20221.1
Carlsen,M2864Duda,J2750½–½2022A00MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20221.2
Le,Q2709Mamedyarov,S27710–12022E51MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20221.2
Praggnanandhaa R2624Van Foreest,J2714½–½2022D12MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20221.2
Hansen,E2606Giri,A2773½–½2022B90MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20221.2
Giri,A2773Hansen,E26061–02022C88MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20221.3
Mamedyarov,S2771Le,Q2709½–½2022D24MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20221.3
Duda,J2750Carlsen,M28640–12022B11MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20221.3
Van Foreest,J2714Praggnanandhaa R26240–12022E28MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20221.3
Le,Q2709Mamedyarov,S2771½–½2022D38MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20221.4
Hansen,E2606Giri,A2773½–½2022C00MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20221.4
Carlsen,M2864Le,Q27090–12022A13MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20222.1
Duda,J2750Giri,A2773½–½2022D00MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20222.1
Praggnanandhaa R2624Mamedyarov,S27711–02022D11MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20222.1
Hansen,E2606Van Foreest,J27140–12022B13MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20222.1
Giri,A2773Duda,J2750½–½2022D91MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20222.2
Mamedyarov,S2771Praggnanandhaa R2624½–½2022D41MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20222.2
Van Foreest,J2714Hansen,E26061–02022B41MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20222.2
Le,Q2709Carlsen,M2864½–½2022E11MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20222.2
Carlsen,M2864Le,Q27091–02022E11MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20222.3
Duda,J2750Giri,A2773½–½2022D85MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20222.3
Praggnanandhaa R2624Mamedyarov,S27711–02022D11MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20222.3
Hansen,E2606Van Foreest,J27141–02022C48MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20222.3
Giri,A2773Duda,J2750½–½2022D85MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20222.4
Van Foreest,J2714Hansen,E2606½–½2022B22MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20222.4
Le,Q2709Carlsen,M28641–02022A43MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20222.4
Duda,J2750Giri,A27731–02022A48MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20222.5
Giri,A2773Duda,J27500–12022A13MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20222.6
Giri,A2773Carlsen,M2864½–½2022D31MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20223.1
Mamedyarov,S2771Hansen,E26060–12022E61MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20223.1
Van Foreest,J2714Duda,J27500–12022C49MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20223.1
Le,Q2709Praggnanandhaa R2624½–½2022E04MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20223.1
Carlsen,M2864Giri,A27731–02022A29MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20223.2
Duda,J2750Van Foreest,J2714½–½2022D12MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20223.2
Praggnanandhaa R2624Le,Q27091–02022D38MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20223.2
Hansen,E2606Mamedyarov,S27710–12022C60MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20223.2
Giri,A2773Carlsen,M28640–12022A79MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20223.3
Mamedyarov,S2771Hansen,E2606½–½2022E60MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20223.3
Van Foreest,J2714Duda,J27500–12022C54MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20223.3
Le,Q2709Praggnanandhaa R26240–12022A23MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20223.3
Hansen,E2606Mamedyarov,S27711–02022C42MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20223.4
Carlsen,M2864Praggnanandhaa R26241–02022B31MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20224.1
Giri,A2773Van Foreest,J2714½–½2022E94MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20224.1
Duda,J2750Mamedyarov,S27711–02022D38MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20224.1
Hansen,E2606Le,Q2709½–½2022C77MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20224.1
Mamedyarov,S2771Duda,J2750½–½2022D78MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20224.2
Van Foreest,J2714Giri,A2773½–½2022D00MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20224.2
Le,Q2709Hansen,E26061–02022A30MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20224.2
Praggnanandhaa R2624Carlsen,M28640–12022D50MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20224.2
Carlsen,M2864Praggnanandhaa R26241–02022D32MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20224.3
Giri,A2773Van Foreest,J2714½–½2022E94MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20224.3
Duda,J2750Mamedyarov,S27710–12022D38MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20224.3
Hansen,E2606Le,Q27090–12022C78MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20224.3
Mamedyarov,S2771Duda,J2750½–½2022D94MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20224.4
Van Foreest,J2714Giri,A2773½–½2022C65MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20224.4
Mamedyarov,S2771Duda,J27500–12022D78MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20224.5
Van Foreest,J2714Giri,A27731–02022A30MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20224.5
Giri,A2773Van Foreest,J27140–12022E73MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20224.6
Duda,J2750Mamedyarov,S27711–02022E14MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20224.6
Mamedyarov,S2771Giri,A27730–12022D02MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20225.1
Van Foreest,J2714Carlsen,M2864½–½2022B12MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20225.1
Le,Q2709Duda,J27501–02022D85MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20225.1
Praggnanandhaa R2624Hansen,E26061–02022D11MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20225.1
Carlsen,M2864Van Foreest,J27140–12022A22MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20225.2
Giri,A2773Mamedyarov,S2771½–½2022B33MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20225.2
Duda,J2750Le,Q27091–02022A13MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20225.2
Hansen,E2606Praggnanandhaa R2624½–½2022C84MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20225.2
Mamedyarov,S2771Giri,A27731–02022E61MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20225.3
Van Foreest,J2714Carlsen,M2864½–½2022C50MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20225.3
Le,Q2709Duda,J2750½–½2022D85MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20225.3
Praggnanandhaa R2624Hansen,E26061–02022D90MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20225.3
Carlsen,M2864Van Foreest,J2714½–½2022D02MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20225.4
Giri,A2773Mamedyarov,S2771½–½2022C42MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20225.4
Duda,J2750Le,Q2709½–½2022A13MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20225.4
Giri,A2773Mamedyarov,S2771½–½2022B40MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20225.5
Le,Q2709Duda,J27501–02022E12MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20225.5
Mamedyarov,S2771Giri,A27731–02022E60MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20225.6
Duda,J2750Le,Q27090–12022D32MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20225.6
Carlsen,M2864Hansen,E26061–02022D85MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20226.1
Giri,A2773Le,Q27090–12022E52MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20226.1
Duda,J2750Praggnanandhaa R26241–02022A20MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20226.1
Van Foreest,J2714Mamedyarov,S2771½–½2022A21MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20226.1
Mamedyarov,S2771Van Foreest,J27140–12022D74MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20226.2
Le,Q2709Giri,A27731–02022A34MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20226.2
Praggnanandhaa R2624Duda,J27500–12022D87MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20226.2
Hansen,E2606Carlsen,M2864½–½2022B40MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20226.2
Carlsen,M2864Hansen,E26061–02022D41MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20226.3
Giri,A2773Le,Q2709½–½2022E52MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20226.3
Duda,J2750Praggnanandhaa R2624½–½2022A21MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20226.3
Van Foreest,J2714Mamedyarov,S2771½–½2022C47MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20226.3
Mamedyarov,S2771Van Foreest,J27141–02022D71MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20226.4
Van Foreest,J2714Mamedyarov,S2771½–½2022C54MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20226.5
Mamedyarov,S2771Van Foreest,J27141–02022D75MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20226.6
Mamedyarov,S2771Carlsen,M2864½–½2022E60MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20227.1
Le,Q2709Van Foreest,J27141–02022D18MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20227.1
Praggnanandhaa R2624Giri,A27730–12022E94MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20227.1
Hansen,E2606Duda,J27500–12022C65MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20227.1
Carlsen,M2864Mamedyarov,S27710–12022A21MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20227.2
Giri,A2773Praggnanandhaa R2624½–½2022B31MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20227.2
Duda,J2750Hansen,E26061–02022C65MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20227.2
Van Foreest,J2714Le,Q27091–02022C82MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20227.2
Mamedyarov,S2771Carlsen,M28641–02022E61MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20227.3
Le,Q2709Van Foreest,J2714½–½2022D19MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20227.3
Praggnanandhaa R2624Giri,A27730–12022D41MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20227.3
Hansen,E2606Duda,J2750½–½2022C65MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20227.3
Van Foreest,J2714Le,Q2709½–½2022C82MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20227.4
Van Foreest,J2714Le,Q2709½–½2022C77MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20227.5
Le,Q2709Van Foreest,J27141–02022D16MCCT Oslo Esports Cup 20227.6

Translation from German: Johannes Fischer

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