Praggnanandhan vs Magnus Carlsen FIDE World Cup Chess Tournament Final 2nd Game Draw Tie Break Rules

Praggnanandha vs Magnus Carlsen Chess Final Tie-Break: The final match of the FIDE World Cup Chess tournament was played between Praggnanandhan and Carlsen, both of which ended in a draw. In the final, 18-year-old Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa is facing world number one Magnus Carlsen. There was a tough competition between the two. Now after both the games are drawn, the decision will be taken through tiebreak on 24th August (today). Let’s know what the rules of tiebreak say.

Such are the rules of tiebreak

• There are two classical games in the final of the FIDE World Cup Chess tournament. If both games end in a draw, the tiebreak is decided.
• There are two rounds of 25-25 minutes in the tiebreak. If both these bets also remain a draw, then the decision will be taken through 10-10 bets. If even after this the winner is not decided, then the game can be taken to two games of 5-5 minutes and then to games of 3-3 minutes.
• Through the FIDE World Cup Chess tournament, three players will qualify for the Candidates tournament, in which Praggnanandhaa has qualified for the Candidates by reaching the final of the World Cup Chess tournament.
• There are a total of 8 players in the candidates, whose winner will challenge the World Cup champion next year, China’s Ding Liren, and if victorious, will be called the World Champion.

Pragyananand’s journey to the final was like this

Please tell that Praggnanandha defeated world number three Fabiano Caruana 3.5-2.5 in the semi-finals to make it to the finals. Significantly, Pragyananand has become just the second Indian to reach the finals. Before him, great player Vishwanath Anand had managed to make it to the finals of the World Cup. Now it will be interesting to see whether Pragyananand can win the final title in the tiebreak or not.

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