14-year-old from Mainz competes in the Youth Chess World Championship in Brazil

Chess prodigy defies expectations

A 14-year-old from Mainz is defying expectations at the Youth Chess World Championship in Brazil. The young chess player has already made it to the top 32 in the U14 category after six rounds. In the first round, she was able to defeat a player who was rated 200 Elo points higher than her.

The Mainz native has been playing chess since she was five years old. She quickly developed a passion for the game and began to train regularly. In 2021, she became the German U14 girls' champion.

Support from family and friends

The young chess player is supported by her family and friends. Her father is a chess enthusiast and has been teaching her the game since she was a child. Her mother is a psychologist and helps her daughter to stay focused and motivated.

The 14-year-old is also supported by her chess club in Mainz. The club provides her with training and competition opportunities. She is also grateful for the support of her friends, who often play chess with her.

Chances of winning the title

The young chess player has a good chance of winning the title. She is a talented player with a strong fighting spirit. She is also very well prepared for the tournament. She has studied her opponents and has developed a strategy for each game.

The Mainz native is confident in her abilities. She knows that she can beat any player in the tournament. She is determined to win the title and bring it back to Germany.