World Chess Championship Game 5: Caruana's Surprise Gambit Doesn't

With four opening draws, the first week of the 2018 world chess championship was about to be labeled the "calm b4 the storm" after an early thunderclap today. But even wing gambits can't seem give either player separation. In today's round five, Magnus Carlsen went back to the Sicilian, and again Fabiano

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