<ul><li>Magnus, a grandmaster, faced a problem during a Chess World Cup game where rapid moves on a traditional board caused pieces to topple, costing him valuable time.</li><li>The manual effort needed to reset the pieces impacted Magnus' speed and precision, affecting his chances of winning the game.</li><li>The unresolved problem could have a negative impact on Magnus' performance and his chances of achieving a 50-millisecond advantage, which is crucial in competitive chess.</li><li>This problem highlights the need for developing optimized OTB (Over The Board) chess boards to cater to different player segments, including those with special needs and young players.</li></ul>

50 days of problem hunting !Problem 1

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