Bet on Magnus Carlsen: Champion Chess Tour 2021

From November 24 to December 16, Dubai (UAE) will host a match for the title of world chess champion, in which the reigning champion Magnus Carlsen will be opposed by Russian Ian Nepomniachtchi. The match will consist of 14 games with classical time control. The final prize pool will be $ 2 million. The winner will receive 60% of the prize pool (55% in case of a tie-break). So keep reading and find where to bet on Magnus Carlsen: the current best chess player in the world.

Bet on Magnus Carlsen: Strengths and Play-style

Carlsen is a versatile chess player who is very confident in the middle-game and end-game. He manages to win over such positions in which many grandmasters agree to a draw. He can maintain concentration for a long time, waiting for the mistakes of his opponents. Sometimes it seems that the Norwegian is missing a nervous system. Also one of Magnus's strengths is his photographic memory, which allows him to memorize hundreds of different combinations, calculated using a computer. According to Kasparov, computers turned the chess players of Carlsen's generation into "robots." But at the same time, the famous grandmaster believes that Magnus is primarily guided by his intuition, being a very “human” champion, not a machine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9ERAMIy5pM The online sportsbook sites in Norway offer a large variety of online betting companies. You can bet on Magnus Carlsen with the odds of 2.5 on 1xBET Sportsbook. Let's check more betting odds on the final tournament of Champion Chess Tour 2021 on 1xBET.

Magnus Carlsen - Yes	2.5
Wesley So Wins - Yes	3
Ian  Nepomniachtchi - Yes	8
Vladislav Artemiev - Yes	8
Teimour Radjabov - Yes	12
Levon Aronian - Yes	15
Hikaru Nakamura - Yes	15
Anish Giri - Yes	21

The Childhood of the Child Prodigy

Magnus Carlsen is the 16th world champion and one of the strongest chess players in history, along with Garry Kasparov and Robert Fischer. Since July 2011, it has been ranked first in the world rankings. In 2013, Carlsen became world champion in classical chess and defended his title several times. He repeatedly became the world champion in rapid and blitz, set world records for the highest rating among people and the longest series of classical games without defeat, and took dozens of first places in super tournaments. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldV5qNvdFBU As a child, Carlsen showed great intellectual potential, for example, at the age of two he assembled mosaics of 50 pieces and played with Lego sets intended for children aged 10 to 14. At the age of five, when Henrik Carlsen, the father of the child, introduced him to chess, he remembered the area of ​​the territory, the number of inhabitants, flags, and capitals of all countries of the world. Later, Carlsen remembered the area, number of inhabitants, coats of arms, and administrative centers of all 422 regions of Norway. Check out the  online sportsbook sites in Norway  to bet on the 16th world champion Magnus Carlsen.

Bet on Magnus Carlsen: 16th World Champion

In the summer of 2021, Carlsen finished third at the World Chess Cup in Sochi, defeating Aryan Tari, Radoslav Voytashek, Andre Esipenko, and Etienne Bacrot, but losing in the semifinals to Dude, who won the Cup. In the second half of 2021, Carlsen's focus is on preparing for the World Chess Championship match against Ian Nepomniachtchi. It's amazing how Carlsen has achieved so much and never stops striving for more. For what? Probably, his fans will have even more victories in matches for the World Championship, more championship titles in rapid, blitz, and new types of chess, for example, Fischer's chess, and more first places in super tournaments. Perhaps he will surpass his record of 2882 Elo points - the maximum top of the rating, obedient to a person. In any case, the whole world will continue to follow Magnus as the strongest chess player in the history of our game.

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