Nakamura completes comeback to win Chessable Masters

Hikaru Nakamura has won the 2023 Chessable Masters after beating Fabiano Caruana in two matches on a wild final day that saw six black wins in seven games. Nakamura prevailed in Armageddon to take the title, $30,000, and a place in the Champions Chess Tour Playoffs in December. Meanwhile 18-year-old Nodirbek Abdusattorov beat Maxime Vachier-Lagrave to win Division II and book a Division I spot for the next Tour event.

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