The Couch Potato's Guide to the 2018 World Chess Championship

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On Friday November 9, Magnus Carlsen begins his title defense against Fabiano Caruana in the English capital London; a match where the victor will receive about $700,000, 50% more than the loser.
The Couch Potato's Guide to the 2018 World Chess Championship
Carlsen vs Caruana (Game 1 Analysis) World Chess Championship 2018
The Couch Potato's Guide to the 2018 World Chess Championship
Newsflash: Caruana and Carlsen Draw Centurion Game
The Couch Potato's Guide to the 2018 World Chess Championship
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The Couch Potato's Guide to the 2018 World Chess Championship
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The Couch Potato's Guide to the 2018 World Chess Championship
The Couch Potato's Guide to the 2018 World Chess Championship
The Couch Potato's Guide to the 2018 World Chess Championship
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The Couch Potato's Guide to the 2018 World Chess Championship
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The Couch Potato's Guide to the 2018 World Chess Championship
World Chess Championship 2018 Game 1: Magnus Carlsen vs Fabiano Caruana
The Couch Potato's Guide to the 2018 World Chess Championship
World Chess Championship 2018 Carlsen vs Caruana Game 1 Report
The Couch Potato's Guide to the 2018 World Chess Championship
The Couch Potato's Guide to the 2018 World Chess Championship
The Couch Potato's Guide to the 2018 World Chess Championship
The Couch Potato's Guide to the 2018 World Chess Championship
The Couch Potato's Guide to the 2018 World Chess Championship
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The Couch Potato's Guide to the 2018 World Chess Championship
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