Chessable Masters 2023 final winner, prize money, results and score

Chessable Masters 2023 final winner, prize money, results and score

Hikaru Nakamura has bagged the Division-I champion crown at the 2023 Chessable Masters with an one-sided grand final victory against Caruana, know the tournament’s latest results, winners, division winners, & winner prize money details

Despite dropping to the losers’ bracket after his loss against Fabiano Caruana, American GM Hikaru Nakamura held his nerves to defeat Magnus Carlsen to qualify for the grand final before getting his revenge with win against Caruana. Following this turn of events, Nakamura has clinched the Division-I title at the 2023 Chessable Masters alongside prize money of $30,000.

Chessable Masters 2023 final winner, results, score and winner prize money

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2023 Meltwater Champions Chess Tour: Leg 2 – Chessable Masters final results, winners, & match events

With his stellar play in the grand final against Fabiano Caruana, American GM Hikaru Nakamura was able to avenge his earlier loss and clinch the 2023 Chessable Masters. With his stellar championship win, Caruana has sealed his berth at the 2023 Meltwater Champions Chess Tour play-off, which is scheduled for December.

In another match, Uzbek GM Nodirbek Abdusattorov defeated Vachier-Lagrave to win Division-II. As a result of his victory, Abdusattorov will move up to Division-I for the following CCT event. Alexey Sarana was defeated by Amin Tabatabaei in the Division III Grand Final, and Tabatabaei prevailed. Four of the top players for the next 2023 Meltwater Chess Tour event in May have already been selected, according to information, and the other four competitors will be selected through a play-in.

Meltwater Champions Chess Tour: Leg 2 – Chessable Masters 2023 prize money pool distribution

It is known that the 2023 Chessable Masters will have a $235,000 prize pool, with $112,500 of that total set to be distributed among eight players of Division-I. Meanwhile, sixteen contestants from Division-II will split total prize pool of $71,500 according to their finishing position. For the 32 contestants in Division-III, there will be a $51,000 prize pool. Hikaru Nakamura received a stunning sum of $30,000 for winning Division-I by beating Fabiano Caruana.

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Rank

Division I Division II

Division III

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1st $30,000 $10,000 $5,000
2nd $20,000 $7,500 $3,600
3rd $15,000 $6,000 $2,800
4th $12,500 $5,000 $2,400
5th (x2) $10,000 $4,500 $2,000
7th (x2) $7,500 $4,000 $1,800
9th (x4) $3,500 $1,600
13th (x4) $3,000 $1,400
17th (x8) $1,200
25th (x8) $1,000
Total $112,500 $71,500 $51,000

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