David Llada ♞ on X: Two years ago, Brazilian GM Luis Paulo Supi won the most remarkable game in his career, by beating the World Champion Magnus Carlsen in a 3+3 game.

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David Llada ♞ on X: Two years ago, Brazilian GM Luis Paulo Supi won the  most remarkable game in his career, by beating the World Champion Magnus  Carlsen in a 3+3 game.
David Llada ♞ on X: Two years ago, Brazilian GM Luis Paulo Supi won the  most remarkable game in his career, by beating the World Champion Magnus  Carlsen in a 3+3 game.
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David Llada ♞ on X: Two years ago, Brazilian GM Luis Paulo Supi won the  most remarkable game in his career, by beating the World Champion Magnus  Carlsen in a 3+3 game.
David Llada ♞ on X: Two years ago, Brazilian GM Luis Paulo Supi won the most remarkable game in his career, by beating the World Champion Magnus Carlsen in a 3+3 game.
David Llada ♞ on X: Two years ago, Brazilian GM Luis Paulo Supi won the  most remarkable game in his career, by beating the World Champion Magnus  Carlsen in a 3+3 game.
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David Llada ♞ on X: Two years ago, Brazilian GM Luis Paulo Supi won the  most remarkable game in his career, by beating the World Champion Magnus  Carlsen in a 3+3 game.
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David Llada ♞ on X: Two years ago, Brazilian GM Luis Paulo Supi won the  most remarkable game in his career, by beating the World Champion Magnus  Carlsen in a 3+3 game.
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David Llada ♞ on X: Two years ago, Brazilian GM Luis Paulo Supi won the  most remarkable game in his career, by beating the World Champion Magnus  Carlsen in a 3+3 game.
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David Llada ♞ on X: Two years ago, Brazilian GM Luis Paulo Supi won the  most remarkable game in his career, by beating the World Champion Magnus  Carlsen in a 3+3 game.
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David Llada ♞ on X: Two years ago, Brazilian GM Luis Paulo Supi won the  most remarkable game in his career, by beating the World Champion Magnus  Carlsen in a 3+3 game.
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David Llada ♞ on X: Two years ago, Brazilian GM Luis Paulo Supi won the  most remarkable game in his career, by beating the World Champion Magnus  Carlsen in a 3+3 game.
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