"A Game That Shaped Chess History!" | Botvinnik vs Petrosian | 1963 WCC R14 (D31)

In this exciting game from the 1963 World Chess Championship, reigning champion Mikhail Botvinnik faced challenger Tigran Petrosian in Round 14. The game was played in the Queen’s Gambit Declined (D31), a solid and strategic opening choice.
Petrosian, known for his deep positional understanding and defensive prowess, aimed to tighten his grip on the match, while Botvinnik, a three-time world champion, sought to turn the tide in his favor. Would Petrosian’s prophylactic style outmaneuver Botvinnik’s scientific approach, or could the champion strike back?
Watch this historic battle unfold and witness a crucial moment in chess history!
Game Details:
♟️ Event: World Chess Championship 1963
♟️ Round: 14
♟️ Opening: Queen’s Gambit Declined (D31)
♟️ Players: Mikhail Botvinnik (White) vs. Tigran Petrosian (Black)
♟️ Result: [1-0]
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