RIP me
Congratulations!
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Yeah. Congrats for Gukesh! I think India will have a future World Champion if these prodigies continue playing like this.
AstroTheoretical_Physics wrote:
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Whats that
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Nimzo-IndianaJones wrote:
AstroTheoretical_Physics wrote:
Oh and rip those who thought this was a blog notification
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Nimzo-IndianaJones wrote:
AstroTheoretical_Physics wrote:
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DIMA-48 schreef:
Nimzo-IndianaJones wrote:
AstroTheoretical_Physics wrote:
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Yes, very well done to Gukesh. Vishy was a beast!
AstroTheoretical_Physics wrote:
Oh and rip those who thought this was a blog notification
I got excited because I thought a new astro blog was out
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Hes higher rated cos he spent his teenage years with insanely powerful computers
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1cbb wrote:
AstroTheoretical_Physics wrote:
Oh and rip those who thought this was a blog notification
I got excited because I thought a new astro blog was out
Rest in peace
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ehm42 wrote:
Took him way too long to become as strong as he is, I could go from absolute beginner to his rating in 5 years lol
Ok cool anything else
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ehm42 wrote:
Took him way too long to become as strong as he is, I could go from absolute beginner to his rating in 5 years lol
Do it then bruh. In November you'll have 4 more years
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1cbb wrote:
AstroTheoretical_Physics wrote:
Oh and rip those who thought this was a blog notification
I got excited because I thought a new astro blog was out
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AstroTheoretical_Physics wrote:
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Got me lol
Congratulations to Gukesh D, for becoming India's new no.1, ending Vishy's 36 years of long run. He is currently participating in the FIDE world cup and beat an Azerbaijani grandmaster, which took him to the FIDE classical rating of 2755.
The future of chess lies in India, as a 17 year old is now the country's no. 1 rated player, and world's top 10. Other than him, Pragg, Arjun Erigaisi, raunak sadhwani, nihal sarin, vidit Gujarathi, and many more.
Once again congratulations!