GM Ron W. Henley uncovers the secrets behind Magnus Carlsen’s remarkable success, examining his career and explaining the chess secrets hidden in his games. Get it now with 50% OFF ►https://ichs.co/2Qp7dvS
Magnus Carlsen has retained his World Chess Championship title with a crushing 3:0 victory over Fabiano Caruana in rapid tiebreaks.
Over the course of almost three weeks, chess fans followed one of the closest World Chess Championship matches in a very long time.
12 classical games were played with neither player able to beat the other. After 12 hard-fought draws, the match had to be decided in tiebreaks.
Fabiano Caruana had played very strongly in the classical portion of the match. The tiebreaks, however, took a different direction.
After Magnus offered a draw in a clearly better position with more time on the clock in game 12, many followers wondered if he started to lose his nerves. Many chess fans started to claim that Fabiano might have a psychological advantage in the tiebreaks.
Yet, the reigning World Champion, Magnus Carlsen, showed why he owns the chess crown and gave a stunning performance in the tiebreaks, proving that his decision was the right call when it came to maximizing his match-winning chances, and proving all his critics wrong.
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