Endgame Virtuoso Magnus Carlsen exempt-self Make no mistake: This repertoire's

Make no mistake: This repertoire's "take-no-prisoners"-strategy means you will sometimes reach razor-sharp positions

d4 Nf6 from Black’s perspective by covering White’s alternatives on moves 2 and 3

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Endgame Virtuoso Magnus Carlsen exempt-self Make no mistake: This repertoire'sMagnus Carlsens brilliant endgame play has been one of the key reasons for his success. At the age of 13 the Norwegian became the youngest grandmaster in the world, at 19 the youngest number one in the FIDE world rankings, and at 22 the second youngest World Champion in history. With his fine technique, great inventiveness an iron determination Magnus has won countless endgame positions in which almost everyone else would have settled for a draw. He