I'm not normally a fan of rapid chess, but it's amazing how deep Carlsen can calculate in such a short period of time. This game is a classic example of a great player finding a small weakness and turning it into a win.
I just watched this short piece of chess advice in the most recently posted blog here, and it's so easy to understand (as well as important to know) anyone can immediately put it into practice.
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