World Chess Championship live right now

[TheOldSchool]

Magnus Carlsen (Norway) vs. Sergey Karjakin (Russia)

Best of 4 wins it all today. 2nd match just ended, both were ties. These 2 were even in the last 12 games they played as part of the championship this month. If the last 2 games are indecisive there will be a sudden death. Match 3 starts in minutes.

I hadn't seen any matches until the second game of this 4 game playoff that just ended and the moves were crazy. This is beyond master chess.

Stream digital board here: Twitch

Or pay to watch match: FIDE World Chess Championship 2016

Also, I can't believe the only way to watch the players actually playing live is to pay for it. As if the Chess business is that in demand lol

 

[ABikerSailor]

I'll wait until VICE news comes on this evening and they will probably give the chess highlights by playing a sped up version of the board.

That's what they did last night.

 

[TheOldSchool]

I'll wait until VICE news comes on this evening and they will probably give the chess highlights by playing a sped up version of the board.

That's what they did last night.

Yeah I have to leave soon or I'd pay the $7 to watch. I'll have to watch Vice too.

 

[TheOldSchool]

Better digital board stream (better commentary, no move lag):

 

[TNHarley]

Magnus is fucking awesome. And young. He will be defying chess physics in 25 years

 

[TheOldSchool]

Magnus is fucking awesome. And young. He will be defying chess physics in 25 years

He opened up this current game pretty damn aggressively

 

[TNHarley]

Magnus is fucking awesome. And young. He will be defying chess physics in 25 years

He opened up this current game pretty damn aggressively

I don't doubt it. That's how he won in 2013. From what I remember anyways. Did you know he became a grandmaster at THIRTEEN?

 

[TheOldSchool]

Magnus is fucking awesome. And young. He will be defying chess physics in 25 years

He opened up this current game pretty damn aggressively

I don't doubt it. That's how he won in 2013. From what I remember anyways. Did you know he became a grandmaster at THIRTEEN?

I didn't but I've been seeing him play for years now. I have to meet with a client now. Dammit I want to see how this ends. Ugh. Oh well I'll be back to talk about this later.