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

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.

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