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12/01/2016

Best article - thanks for winning our hearts, Sergey Karjakin, with your warmth, charm, and graciousness. Thank you to Jonathan Tisdall for an excellent and thoughtful article. Matt & Patt

I cannot recall a more sporting loser. The players managed to treat each other with the utmost respect throughout, and appeared to end as they began, friends and rivals. My guess is that Magnus Carlsen also left with higher regard for his opponent’s

12/01/2016

Best photo of last night - Sergey and his manager, Kyrillos Zangalis. Congrats on a very well played World Chess Championship! Photo credit: Kyrillos Zangalis

12/01/2016

Chess is getting popular! Nice interview with Jonathan Zalman and ABC News 24 on the World Chess Championships held in New York. Follow Jonathan on Twitter at https://twitter.com/ABCNews24/status/804290869494837248

12/01/2016

It's hard to win at chess against a tenacious and strong opponent. ~Magnus Carlsen

The World Champion defended the title that he won in 2013 for the second time.

12/01/2016

Thank you for the enthusiasm and excitement you brought to this World Chess Championship, Magnus and Sergey. You can both be very proud!

11/30/2016

Congratulations to the World Chess Champion, Magnus Carlsen! Matches well played and full of excitment due to the brilliance of both Sergey Karjakin and Magnus!

11/30/2016

Dramatic chess!

Magnus Carlsen, the World Champion, missed a sure win against the challenger, Sergey Karjakin. The match remains tied in the tiebreaker, with one point apiece.

11/30/2016

Sergey Karjakin will be in New York on February 1 to conduct a charitable simultaneous match with 10 of the highest bidders. Proceeds will benefit UNICEF. More info at: reach2stars.com/sk_nyc

Participate in the Simultaneous exhibition with Grandmaster Sergey Karjakin Event Series by Sergey Karjakin

11/30/2016

While we are waiting for the tiebreakers to start at 2pm Eastern, check out the YouTube videos from World Chess https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc8QPYi5GPzJmjMAS98CZyw/videos

Official YouTube channel of WorldChess, the broadcasting platform for the World Chess Championship cycle events. More information on www.worldchess.com. Offi...

11/30/2016

Excellent and clear explanation of today's tiebreakers from World Chess: "The first tiebreaker will be a series of four rapid chess games in which each player will have 25 minutes to start and have 10 seconds added to their time after each more. If, after the four games, the score is still tied, then the players will proceed to the second tiebreaker." Read more at the link below.

How the World Championship will be decided today at the South Street Seaport in New York City

11/30/2016

We are excited to watch the tiebreaks at 2pm Eastern Time! https://worldchess.com/nyc2016/round-13/

11/29/2016

The twelfth game of the World Chess Champtionship between defending champion Magnus Carlsen and challenger Sergej Karjakin has ended in another draw. At six games each, the match will decided by a rapid chess tie-break. http://www.dw.com/en/after-ending-all-square-the-world-chess-championship-goes-into-extra-time/a-36564044