50.Qh6+!!, the move that won Magnus Carlsen the World Chess

The move was 50.Qh6+!!, and with it Magnus Carlsen retained the title of world chess champion for another two years. Breaking down that notation: It

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Magnus Carlsen is the new World Chess Champion

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Queen Sacrifices by Magnus Carlsen - Remote Chess Academy

My Top Ten Favorite World Chess Championship Blunders

My Top Ten Favorite World Chess Championship Blunders

Norwegian Magnus Carlsen defeats Russian Sergey Karjakin in dramatic end at World Chess Championship

World champion Magnus Carlsen wins tiebreaks, retains world chess title

Carlsen - Karjakin World Championship Match (2016) (rapid), New York, NY USA, rd 13, Nov-30

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