After back-to-back attracts within the two basic formate video games, Indian Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa’s Chess World Cup remaining in opposition to world no. 1 Magnus Carlsen will now be determined through tie-breakers. Praggnanandhaa performed the primary recreation in white items, whereas the second recreation noticed each gamers trade colors. However, the change in color of the items did not actually make any distinction as each gamers determined to shake arms after 30 strikes. The first match had resulted in a stalemate with simply 5 extra strikes.

Both gamers have cancelled one another out within the summit conflict in Baku, however must alter their strategy within the tie-breakers as a result of time-sensitive nature of the format. Carlsen is already conscious of what Praggnanandhaa can do in tie-breaks.

“Praggnanandhaa has already played a lot of tiebreaks against very strong players… I know he is very strong. If I have some energy, if I have a good day, obviously I will have good chances,” he stated.

Here’s all it’s essential to know in regards to the tie-breaker video games:

• In the tie-breaker, the 2 gamers will play two video games in a speedy format with a time management of 25 minutes for every participant and a 10-second increment for every transfer.
• If they continue to be unseparated, then two extra speedy video games with a time management of ’10+10′ (10 minutes for every participant and a 10-second increment for every transfer) will likely be performed.
• If a winner continues to be not determined after tie-breakers, two extra speedy video games will likely be performed with a time management of 5 minutes and a 3-second increment for every transfer.
• Even if we do not discover a winner after this, the title will likely be determined in a sudden-death mode with a single blitz recreation within the ‘3+2’ format.

Speaking of the second recreation, Praggnanandhaa didn’t face any troubles with black items, with the gamers agreeing to a draw after 30 strikes in an equal Bishop ending.

Earlier, the 18-year-old Indian had shocked world No. 3 Fabiano Caruana on Monday through the tie-break within the semifinals to arrange a summit conflict with Carlsen on the World Cup.