Blindfold Chess

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Magnus Carlsen and Hikaru Nakamura, blindfolded, in a tense draw during their chess exhibition at ICE Barcelona.
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Carlsen and Nakamura draw blindfold exhibition at ICE Barcelona

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World number one Magnus Carlsen and number two Hikaru Nakamura played their first blindfold game at ICE Barcelona, ending in a draw after a tactical battle. The exhibition, commentated by IM Levy Rozman, featured discussions on chess's evolution and emotions. Both players showcased impressive memory and calculation under a 15-minute time control.

Magnus Carlsen and Hikaru Nakamura, the world's top two chess players, entertained audiences at ICE Barcelona 2026 with a rare blindfold exhibition match. The 15-minute game ended in a draw via perpetual check, highlighted by strategic maneuvers and live commentary from Levy Rozman. The event also featured discussions on chess's digital evolution and interactive games with fans.

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