Chessable Masters 5: Giri, Carlsen, Ding & Pragg advance

Anish Giri continued to cruise through the Chessable Masters as he eased past Aryan Tari 2.5:0.5 in the quarterfinals. Magnus Carlsen achieved the same scoreline, but admitted what he did after his 1.f4 in the 3rd game was “silly” and could have let David Anton back into the match. Ding Liren (vs. Shakhriyar Mamedyarov) and Praggnanandhaa (vs. Wei Yi) both powered to a 2:0 lead, but then lost Game 3 before drawing Game 4, with Praggnanandhaa surviving some nail-biting moments. We’ve now got Carlsen-Ding and Giri-Pragg in the semi-finals.

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