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Magnus Carlsen’s Best Chess Game
It is always a great source of inspiration to see some of the best games from the world’s strongest chess players. If we think of Garry Kasparov’s best chess game, for example, his famous game against Veselin Topalov which was played back in 1999 immediately comes to mind.
Today, GM Eugene Perelshteyn takes a closer look at a masterpiece played by the young Norwegian Super Grandmaster Magnus Carlsen.
Magnus Carlsen is simply an extraordinary talented chess player. He was only 13 years old when he earned his grandmaster title in 2004. In 2009, Magnus Carlsen reached an impressive ELO rating of over 2800 and just one year later, he became the world’s No. 1 in the FIDE rankings. Three years later, Carlsen defeated the reigning World Chess Champion Vishy Anand in a match of twelve games (Carlsen even ended the match after 10 games) and became the new World Chess Champion.
Of course, it is always a controversial topic to figure out a chess player’s best chess game. Magnus played many excellent games in his career so far. But the following game really stands out.
Let’s take a look at Magnus Carlsen’s best chess game against another young prodigy – Super Grandmaster Li Chao (2730) from China.
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