Praggnanandhaa triumphs at V Géza Hetényi Memorial 2023 with a 2833 performance - ChessBase India
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R Praggnanandhaa drew his final round game against Radoslaw Wojtaszek to win V Géza Hetényi Memorial 2023. The teenager finished a full point ahead a strong field having the average rating of 2669. He performed at 2833 and gained 17.3 Elo rating points at this event. His live rating is now 2707.3, making him currently the world no.31. When he breaks into top 30, it will be the first time India will have six players in world top 30. The boy is carrying all the momentum and great form heading towards the important FIDE World Cup 2023. Magnus Carlsen's inspirational words at the Tech Mahindra Global Chess League surely boosted Praggnanandhaa's confidence. Vishy Anand being on his side at WACA is a huge boost too. Check out an in-depth about 90 minutes long interview with IM Sagar Shah after Praggnanandhaa's victory.
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ChessBase India on X: Congratulations to Grandmaster Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa on winning the V. Geza Hetenyi Memorial at Budapest, Hungary! Facing 9 other strong world-class GMs, Pragg scored a strong 6.5/9 to win
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