Carlsen to compete in World Rapid Chess Championship in New York

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The chess world was recently shaken by a controversy at the World Blitz and Rapid Chess Championship in New York when organizers reprimanded Magnus Carlsen for violating the dress code. In response, the Norwegian star initially refused to play. However, he has now decided to participate in the tournament.

Details: While the Blitz Chess event concluded on Saturday, the Rapid Chess competition began on Monday, and Carlsen has confirmed his participation.

Quote: “I’ll play at least one more day in New York. If things go well, maybe even the next,” Carlsen stated in an interview with Take Take Take.

Reminder: Carlsen has been in conflict with FIDE leadership for some time. In 2022, he declined to compete in the World Championship match against Russian grandmaster Ian Nepomniachtchi.

Lars Foster Lars Foster Dailysports's expert Translated by the editors
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