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Vaishali R. visits the confessional booth of Norway Chess for the first time. Follow Norway Chess:🔸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/norway_chess🔸 X:

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https://www.reddit.com/r/chess/comments/1d78v1d/gm_anna_muzychuk_at_norway_chess_confession_booth/
GM Anna Muzychuk at Norway Chess confession booth: "I'd like to support Ding. We chess players, from time to time we all go thru difficult periods and unfortunately this time it's for Ding. I wish to support him and that he comes back to his best chess." Absolute W

https://www.chess.com/blog/raync910/confessional-booth-box-tournament-norway-chess
GM Pia Cramling is the first woman chess player to use a confessional booth. On June 2, 2024, in round six of the Women's Norway Chess 2024, Cramling entered the booth after making her 15th move, Qe7, during her classical game against GM Humpy Koneru . Perhaps the booth truly is a magical place. Cramling then went on to collect her first

https://indianexpress.com/article/sports/chess/hikaru-nakamura-confessional-room-magnus-carlsen-vaishali-norway-9358745/
But instead of settling down in the players' lounge, Nakamura's destination is the "confessional booth", a novelty that the Norway Chess organisers have had since the 2015 edition. The confessional booth is an area where players get to deliver a one-way monologue to the camera, which is being streamed live to the world.

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https://norwaychess.no/en/2023/06/19/legends-and-rising-stars-clash-in-norway-chess-2023/
The Confessional Booth - An Insider's View and Entertaining Insights ... Exciting social events, Norway Chess Games, and the Players' Party in the Norway Chess Garden, creating many fun moments. We would like to express our gratitude to our sponsors, volunteers, and the chess community for their support throughout the tournament.

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Chess.com Mon, June 17, 2024 1:30pm URL: Embed: While we could just show Hikaru in the confessional booth here, there was plenty of other amazing and hilarious moments from

https://norwaychess.no/en/2024/05/29/norway-chess-round-3-wrap-up/
The third round of the Norway Chess 2024 tournament has concluded with unexpected results. World number one Magnus Carlsen suffered a surprising defeat against the young prodigy Praggnanandhaa from India. In the confessional booth, Carlsen confirmed that he had made risky choices in the opening as Black. Carlsen's risky approach did not pay

https://www.reddit.com/r/chess/comments/1dagxnw/time_spent_by_players_in_confessional_booth_in/
Hikaru spent nearly 90 mins in there, he could have played a short classical game just with his time in the confession booth. The only thing Hikaru likes more than chess is the sound of his own voice. That's a bit unfair. He loves advertising gambling too. He just like money more than his fans.

https://en.chessbase.com/post/norway-chess-2024-1
All three classical games ended drawn in round 1 of the Norway Chess super-tournament. In the subsequent Armageddon tiebreakers, Magnus Carlsen, Hikaru Nakamura and R Praggnanandhaa (pictured) prevailed to become the early co-leaders. The much anticipated clash between Carlsen and world champion Ding Liren saw the contenders agreeing to a 14-move draw in the slow game and Carlsen comfortably

https://www.reddit.com/r/chess/comments/1d8t6r2/the_confessional_booth_is_a_must_for_tournaments/
ADMIN MOD. The confessional booth is a must for tournaments moving forward. Miscellaneous. One of the things I have enjoyed most about Norway Chess has been the confessional booth. It is super cool to get a sense of what is going through the player's heads during tense moments. It also seems like the players enjoy it.

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https://www.chess.com/news/view/7-things-we-learned-2024-norway-chess
7 Things We Learned — Norway Chess 2024. GM Magnus Carlsen briefly stared into the abyss of losing his world number-one spot, but he turned things around to win his sixth Norway Chess title. GM Hikaru Nakamura returned to the 2800 club, while Women's World Champion Ju Wenjun cruised to victory in Women's Norway Chess.

https://lichess.org/@/sphynx/blog/on-the-role-of-confessional-booths-in-chess/YFufwJW7
Meanwhile, Pragg, probably somewhat bored while waiting, made his first appearance in the so-called Confessional Booth. It is a relatively modern invention in chess tournaments, designed to make chess a more spectacular sport: players can share their thoughts, fears and hopes to all online spectators — right in the middle of the game!

https://chess.stackexchange.com/questions/9479/whats-a-confession-box
Right after the game Hammer went to the "confession box," a room next to the playing hall where the players were encouraged to give some thoughts about their ongoing game. Co-organizer and webmaster Tarjei J. Svensen explained: "They could do this whenever they wanted and it was a completely voluntary thing, but all the players had used

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Norway Chess 24 Interviewing. Ok, disclaimer: I'm just a casual fan of chess who spontaneously clicked in to watch the YouTube livestream of Norway Chess 24 to see the Magnus-Hikaru matchup. But I'm watching as broadcast is congratulating the tournament for having a women's tournament for the first time, making it more exciting, and then during

https://norwaychess.no/2024/06/20/norway-chess-2024-concludes/
The Confessional Booth. The Confessional Booth is a unique Norway Chess innovation, allowing players to enter a private room during their games to share their thoughts, analyses, and commentary with the audience. These insights are broadcast live, offering viewers an intimate glimpse into the players' minds.

https://premierchessacademy.com/top-5-reasons-why-chess-fans-cant-get-enough-chess/
Here are the top five things that make Norway Chess a must-watch for fans: 1. The Confessional Booth: Where Great Minds Unravel !! Source - Norway Chess YouTube Channel. Magnus eating pizza and noodles casually while playing against the World Champion Ding Liren is the gossip we want to hear ! Hikaru provides the best insights and behind the

https://www.reddit.com/r/chess/comments/1d49veo/interesting_moment_as_pragg_realizes_a_line/
Interesting moment as Pragg realizes a line doesn't work while speaking in the confessional booth! Video Content youtube.com Open. Share Add a Comment. Sort by: Best. Open comment sort options ... Norway Chess looking like a mini candidates tournament

https://www.chess.com/news/view/2024-norway-chess-round-6
World number-one Magnus Carlsen has taken over as the leader of Norway Chess 2024 after World Champion Ding Liren blundered into mate-in-two and sank to a fourth loss in a row. Elsewhere there was armageddon revenge for the first-round results, with GM Fabiano Caruana getting the better of GM Hikaru Nakamura, while GM Alireza Firouzja defeated GM Praggnanandhaa Rameshbabu in a fiercely

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One of the best tournaments I've followed was Norway chess, where the players could visit a "confessional booth" to share their honest thoughts during the game. I thought it was great to hear Hikaru's thoughts on not just his own game, but also all of the other games going on around him. Magnus also gave very interesting insights.