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Magnus Carlsen quits after one move against Hans Moke Niemann amid chess cheating controversy - Vimarsana News

Magnus Carlsen quits after one move against Hans Moke Niemann amid chess cheating controversy

The cheating controversy roiling the world of elite chess shows no signs of cooling down as Norwegian world champion Magnus Carlsen played one move and then quit in apparent protest in his game against young American rival Hans Moke Niemann Monday.

Breaking news: Magnus resigns after move one - Vimarsana News

Breaking news: Magnus resigns after move one

On Monday World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsen resigned after making the first move in his game against Hans Niemann. He has hinted that the young grandmaster may have cheated in his previous game between the two grandmasters. Now Carlsen action is really hitting the news pages of the World mainstream press. Full report to follow soon.

Chess World No. 1 Magnus Carlsen resigns after one move against Niemann - Vimarsana News

Chess World No. 1 Magnus Carlsen resigns after one move against Niemann

Magnus Carlsen, 31, stunned spectators at the Julius Baer Generation Cup, held virtually on Monday, by withdrawing after a single move against 19-year-old Hans Niemann.

A century later, a chess champ in his prime still inspires awe - Vimarsana News

A century later, a chess champ in his prime still inspires awe

This month we had the spectacle of a world champion walking out on a tournament, when Norway's Magnus Carlsen dropped out of the 9th Sinquefield Cup after three games under still controversial circumstances.

A century later, a chess champ in his prime still inspires awe - Vimarsana News

A century later, a chess champ in his prime still inspires awe

This month we had the spectacle of a world champion walking out on a tournament, when Norway's Magnus Carlsen dropped out of the 9th Sinquefield Cup after three games under still controversial circumstances.