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Another Hit by Faustino Gold: Won a Match to Five-Time World Champion Magnus Carlsen in an Eight-Game Blitz Match

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The 12-year-old Argentine Grandmaster surpassed the number one in the world ranking in one of the matches of the match at Chess.com, where the Norwegian prevailed in the global by 4-1

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At just 12 years old, Faustino Oro is achieving remarkable achievements in the world of international chess. In his most recent feat, he won a win against Magnus Carlsen in an online blitz game, mode in which Norwegian is nine times world champion. The dispute was organized in a friendly way, on Monday (24), on the renowned Chess.com platform. Rare: Miniatures of 1990s wrestling icons are sold for almost R$ 20,000 in auction in the UK 'Unfortuna…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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The Argentine prodigy Faustino Oro, only 12 years old, again surprised by defeating Magnus Carlsen in one of the games of a blitz duel

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The 12-year-old Argentine won over the nine-time world champion

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The 12-year-old Argentine Grandmaster surpassed the number one in the world ranking in one of the matches of the match at Chess.com, where the Norwegian prevailed in the global by 4-1

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The 12-year-old Argentine Grandmaster won the fifth game, although the Norwegian won 4-1 in the global scoreboard. The post Historical: Faustino Gold defeated Magnus Carlsen again appeared first on El Intranssigente: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.

The Argentine chess player managed to prevail in one of the eight days played in a virtual way against the number one of the world ranking and nine times champion in that specialty. The chess player Faustino Oro defeated the Norwegian Magnus Carlsen in a friendly encounter played on the digital platform Chess.com and rewritten a milestone in his international career. The confrontation between the young promise of 12 years and the number one of t…

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Monday, August 24, 2026.
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