Carlsen vs World: When the No. 1 chess player took on 143,000...

Carlsen vs World: When the No. 1 chess player took on 143,000 people

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Magnus Carlsen recently faced a unique challenge, battling over 143,000 chess enthusiasts worldwide in a freestyle game hosted online. This marked the first time a reigning or former world champion participated in such a format. Despite predictions favouring Carlsen, Team World played strategically, leading to a draw by move 32 via threefold repetition.

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