World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsen won the final game on demand to beat Fabiano Caruana and pick up a total of $75,000 after a spectacular final day of the Clutch Chess International. Magnus struck first but the single draw in the next game came in the middle of a sequence of nine decisive games in a row. Fabiano notched up an amazing four comebacks in total but it was Magnus who won the most clutch game of all and got to employ the “shush” celebration that had once backfired so badly against the same opponent.

See also:

• Official website
• All the Clutch Chess International games with computer analysis here on chess24
• Carlsen tops Clutch Chess International field
• Clutch Chess Day 1: Xiong hits back against Carlsen
• Clutch Chess Day 2: Levon takes late-night lead
• Clutch Chess Day 3: Carlsen and So reach semifinals
• Clutch Chess Day 4: Aronian and Caruana in semis
• Clutch Chess Day 5: Carlsen and So dominate
• Clutch Chess Day 6: It’s a Carlsen-Caruana final
• Clutch Chess Day 7: Caruana’s double comeback

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