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Everyone needs a brother like Pragg 🥺🫶🏻 . Edit: Tushar @chess_holicc Interview voice 1 & footage of grand swiss: International Chess Federation . #chess #chessbaseindia #praggnanandhaa #vaishalirameshbabu

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Praggnanandhaa Rameshbabu set a record for the highest game intelligence score in 2024 after his win against Magnus Carlsen in Round 3 of Norway Chess. 🌟♟️ Pragg's game intelligence score of 177 is theoretically close to the maximum achievable score—a feat requiring: 1️⃣ A victory, 2️⃣ An opponent with the highest possible Elo rating, and 3️⃣ Near-flawless play, as determined by Stockfish. By defeating the World No. 1 Magnus Carlsen with almost no errors, Pragg cemented his name in chess history. What’s even more remarkable is Magnus himself naming this game as his most memorable of the tournament, even after winning the Norway Chess title. Kudos to Praggnanandhaa for this awe-inspiring performance and to Mehmet Mars 7 for highlighting this great achievement. 🙏
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Praggnanandhaa Rameshbabu set a record for the highest game intelligence score in 2024 after his win against Magnus Carlsen in Round 3 of Norway Chess. 🌟♟️ Pragg's game intelligence score of 177 is theoretically close to the maximum achievable score—a feat requiring: 1️⃣ A victory, 2️⃣ An opponent with the highest possible Elo rating, and 3️⃣ Near-flawless play, as determined by Stockfish. By defeating the World No. 1 Magnus Carlsen with almost no errors, Pragg cemented his name in chess history. What’s even more remarkable is Magnus himself naming this game as his most memorable of the tournament, even after winning the Norway Chess title. Kudos to Praggnanandhaa for this awe-inspiring performance and to Mehmet Mars 7 for highlighting this great achievement. 🙏

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