Chessable Masters 2: Pragg beats Magnus again

16-year-old Praggnanandhaa beat Magnus Carlsen on Day 2 of the Chessable Masters, though the Indian prodigy said he didn’t want to win by a one-move blunder. Magnus shrugged off that loss with two wins (one with 1.c3) that put him in second place, alongside David Anton, while Wei Yi remains out in front on an unbeaten +5. His final win of the day ended a 3-game winning streak that made Jorden van Foreest, who started in last place, the day’s top scorer.

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