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Fourteen Game Series Brings Back Old And Cold Memories
Where once you’d have had the entire world’s press camped out for the 2021 World Chess Championship odds are now few will even notice. It won’t make the headlines. News anchors won’t explore the ramifications. No one except true fans will care. Unless you’re a gambler who sees the opportunity. Sure, reigning champ Carlsen gets massively better prices at online betting sites in Norway like Bet365. Thing is, head-to-head, challenger Nepomniachtchi has him beat.
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Once upon a time chess was very different. As L P Hartley wrote; “The past is a foreign country: they do things differently there.” Well chess was very different. Remember the cold war? You know. Those happy days of yore when we suspected much of the northern hemisphere might disappear in a puff of mushroom clouds at any second. Ah how times have changed, right China? The 2021 World Chess championship odds don’t get half the interest they would have back then.At the height of the distrust and enmity, American Bobby Fischer played Russian Boris Spassky. Spassky rode in reigning champion. Bobby Fischer brought with him the hopes of an entire nation’s propaganda machine. They called it the game of the century. The prestige of competing ideologies was on the line. Funny to think, but many of those checking the 2021 World Chess Championship odds at online sportsbook sites in Norway won’t remember those heady days.
Odds On The 2021 World Chess Championships Favor Carlsen
Perhaps that’s for the best. Bobby Fischer won the 1972 series of games in Iceland, ending nearly a quarter of a century of Russian domination of the sport. He became a celebrity and demanded changes in the format of the sport. When he didn’t get wholehearted support for his suggestions he refused to defend his own title. Classic. Of course, looking at the current 2021 World Chess Championship odds the names aren’t as familiar. You’ll probably only vaguely recognize them.
2021 World Chess Championship Odds
Ian Nepomniachtchi – 3/1
Magnus Carlsen – 1/5
This time round the challenger is Ian Nepomniachtchi from Russia. He’s a grandmaster and well-known spelling error. Of course, most of you, on hearing the name Magnus Carlsen, will think he’s defending the World’s Strongest Man title for Iceland. However, as a quick glance at the 2021 World Chess Championship odds will prove, he’s Norwegian and current title holder. However, if you’re taking advantage of Norwegian gambling laws, he might not be the best bet. Carlsen in '19 - Image source: Lennart Ootes, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Bet365 Has Your 2021 World Chess Championship Odds
Right now, Bet365 give a bet on Magnus Carlsen around 1/5 in their 2021 World Chess Championship odds. They think him a shoo-in. Or at least have priced him as one. Which is odd because a bet on Ian Nepomniachtchi at 3/1 is clearly more sensible. Sure, Magnus Carlsen is a superb player, but their head-to-head record speaks volumes. Nepomniachtchi has won eight of their previous thirteen encounters. Over a 14 game series, that sort of statistic starts to tell.
“Chess is a war over the board. The object is to crush the opponent’s mind.”
Bobby Fischer
Just why the odds on Magnus Carlsen are so much shorter than the odds on Ian Nepomniachtchi is a mystery. However, it does mean the 2021 World Chess Championship odds provide a nice little opportunity. You can’t sniff at 3/1, can you? So, the reputation of empires doesn’t hinge on this series. Just that of their respective websites really. And yet, a bet on the 2021 World Chess Championships could be the best bet on sports in Norway right now. Guess it’s your move…..
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