Magnus Carlsen ties Sergey Karjakin in world chess match playoff - Washington Times

Russian challenger Sergey Karjakin cheated death for the second time in a row, holding a deeply inferior endgame to eke out a grueling 92-move draw against world chess champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway in Tuesday’s Game 4 of their world title match in New York City.

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Can we say that Magnus Carlsen has been a lucky World Champion? He won the 2013 Candidates on tie breaks and won his WCC matches against Karjakin and Caruanna in playoffs

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The World Chess Championship is tied as Magnus Carlsen and Sergey Karjakin prepare for final game

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