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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...

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You know what else is remarkable? He didn't offer a draw after playing half the game.

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Magnus graciously acknowledged this game as his best he played at Norway 2024 and also speaks volume when he recognized Pragg is truly a very strong opponent to beat

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Nice try to cover up the criticism

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😂😂criticism can make people do many things

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I believe Pragg will be the future chess GOAT

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They are now realizing if they want their narrative to be pushed on the internet they first have appear pro india.

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Still @MagnusCarlsen is a disgrace to the game!

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But I have a feeling @MagnusCarlsen would never offer to share any championship with Prag.

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pragg really speedrunning magnus achievements while magnus busy posting gigachad memes on x

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>game intelligence Are we just making shit up now? lmao

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