How Carlsen Used the 3 Rooms Method in His 2010 Win

Magnus Carlsen makes chess look easy.

In this 2010 game against Shakhriyar Mamedyarov, Magnus followed the exact principles of the Three Rooms Method — Opening, Middlegame, Endgame — and his victory looked effortless.

In this short video, I’ll walk you through the key moments of the game and show you how Magnus transitioned seamlessly from one “room” to the next. The goal is simple: help you see the game like Magnus and learn how to apply the same thinking in your own play.

🧩 What You’ll Learn:

How Magnus handled the Opening with clarity and purpose.
The smooth transition into the Middlegame, activating his pieces at the perfect time.

The Endgame techniques that sealed the win.
How the Three Rooms Method can simplify your own chess decisions.

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