Kramnik and Carlsen analysing
Restday... so no videos on Chessvibes? Help! But don't worry, we have captured the post-mortem between Vladimir Kramnik and Magnus Carlsen for you. Really good to hear that even the world champion miscalculates every now and then! So there is still hope :) Enjoy this 25 minute long post-mortem!Part IPart IIPart III "^Reports^Videos^^1169502295^1314786230^forest
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