In the second game of the World Chess Championship in a match in Dubai on Saturday between the current world champion Norwegian Magnus Karlsen and the representative of the Russian Chess Federation Jan Nepomnashchia, a draw was recorded.
In the second game, Karlsen played with white figures, but this game also ended in a draw.
The Grand Masters agreed on a peace treaty in the 58th procession, when each of them was left without a king in the tower and two pawns.
After two games, the result is a draw – 1-1.
The third party will take place on Sunday.
There are 14 games in the match. In case of a tie, fights with shortened time control will be fought.
The prize fund for the fight is two million euros. 60% of them will be the winner. If there is a tie after 14 games, the winner will receive 55% of this amount in Taiwan or in short-time games.
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