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Piorun and Nakamura emerge victorious in Titled Tuesday

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Hikaru Nakamura Continues Hot Streak with Third Win of 2024 in Titled Tuesday

GM Hikaru Nakamura continues his winning streak in Titled Tuesday tournaments, claiming his third victory of 2024 on February 6. In the early tournament, Polish GM Kacper Piorun emerged as the surprise winner, with both him and Nakamura needing tiebreaks to secure their wins. The late tournament saw Nakamura dominate with a perfect start, ultimately edging out GMs Nihal Sarin and Dmitry Andreikin for the top spot.

The debut of the Chess Prophet fantasy chess game added an extra layer of excitement to the Titled Tuesday events, with players like Magnus Carlsen expressing interest in participating. The tournaments attracted a large number of participants, with the early event boasting over 800 players, the largest turnout in years.

Nakamura’s impressive performance earned him a total of $1,350 in prize money for the day, solidifying his lead in the Titled Cup standings. Other notable players like David Paravyan and Karina Ambartsumova also made their mark in the standings, showcasing the competitive nature of these weekly tournaments.

Titled Tuesday continues to be a highlight for chess enthusiasts and players alike, offering thrilling competition and the opportunity for top players to showcase their skills on a global stage. With the addition of the Chess Prophet fantasy game, the excitement and engagement surrounding these events are sure to continue to grow.

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