Magnus Carlsen, classified chess player No. 1, hits the fists on the table after losing to the world champion Gukesh Dommaraju

Great Norwegian Chess Master Magnus Carlsenthe world number 1 player suffered a great defeat on Sunday to the current world champion Gukesh Dommaraju.

After Dommaraju made his last movement, Carlsen, 34, was seen hitting his fist on the table and getting up from his seat with frustration before shaking the great 19 -year -old teacher of India. The Carlsen loss video in the Classic Chess Match in the sixth round of Norway Chess, an annual international chess tournament, spread rapidly on social networks and caused a debate on online sportsmanship.

It was a shocking loss for Carlsen and a “lucky day” to Dommaraju, said the biggest chess teacher to a journalist with the Norwegian station TV2.

The game was broadcast live on Twitch through Chess.com, the world’s largest chess website. Despite the defeat, Carlsen was still in the lead in the tournament.

Magnus Carlsen ranking

Carlsen became the best classified player in the world in 2010 at age 19 and has won five world championships. He achieved the highest chess rating than 2882 in 2014 and has remained the number 1 of the undisputed world for more than a decade, said News.

Earlier this year, Carlsen made history after more than 143,000 people worldwide played against him in a single record game. Party as “Magnus Carlsen Vs. The World”, the online game began on April 4 at Chess.com and was the first free -style game in presenting a world champion.

Who is the current world chess champion?

Dommaraju became the youngest world champion Last year, with only 18 years, after a final victory over Ding Liren in China in the 2024 World Championship of the International Chess Federation (FIDE).

Exceeded a record of Russia Garry Kasparovwho won the title at 22, after ensuring a dramatic game end in Singapore to be crowned champion. Dommaraju also became the second Indian, after the five times world chess champion Viswanathan Anand, to have the title.

After his victory against Carlsen over the weekend, Dommaraju told TV2 that he was still trembling after the game.

“I don’t know what happened,” he said.

Dommaraju occupies the number 5 in the world, according to Chess.com

How the classification of chess players work

There are two main systems for the classification of chess: the Elo system and the Glicko system. According to Chess.com, which uses the last method, the classification “represents its game force” and is calculated using statistics.

In the Elo system used by FIDE, the possibility that one player defeats another is calculated in a percentage.

For example, player A has a 60% chance to defeat player B. If player B wins six games, player B ranking would remain the same. If player B won seven or more games, the classification of player B would increase. If player B wins 5 or less games, the classification of player B would decrease.

The Glicko system is more complicated and built in the Elo system, using a more complicated formula, said Chess.com.

The Association press contributed to this report.

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