Magnus Carlsen vs Arjun Erigaisi | Carlsen thinks for half his time on 1 move | Commentary by Sagar

Arjun Erigaisi is the rising young talent from Indian chess, Magnus Carlsen is world's best chess player. This game at the World Blitz 2021 was looked forward to with great interest by all the chess enthusiasts. Arjun was nervous as he faced the World Champion for the first time in over the board chess. Carlsen took a lot of time for 1 move, nearly half of his entire time in the blitz game. What was he thinking about? IM Sagar Shah analyzes in this game with his commentary. For NFTs related to World Championship and other events, check out FIDE's official NFT platform: chessnft.com/ Video: ChessBase India #Chess #ChessBaseIndia #WRB2021 ---------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe to the ChessBase India Channel on YouTube for more informative and exciting videos! --------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe to ChessBase India on YouTube: youtube.com/c/ChessBaseIndiachannel Subscribe to our second channel - ChessBase India clips for fun and exciting content:    / @chessbaseindiaclips   If you like content in Hindi, then do subscribe to Hindi ChessBase India channel: youtube.com/c/ChessBaseIndiaHindi Check out chessbase.in for quality news and updates: chessbase.in/ Find all latest ChessBase DVD, Quality Chess books and other accessories: chessbase.in/online-shop/ Access our free and high quality Calendar: chessbase.in/calendar You may also buy from ChessBase India storefront in Amazon India: amzn.to/2vv0XXy ------------------------------------ ChessBase India on Social Media ------------------------------------ Twitter: twitter.com/ChessbaseIndia Facebook: www.facebook.com/chessbaseindia/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/chessbaseindia --------------------------------------------- In case of any questions feel free to reach out to our team at [email protected]

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