In the 2016 World Chess Championship, Magnus Carlsen's opponent was Sergey Karjakin.

Sergey Karjakin: Chess King Learn Course

Dive into the strategic mind of Sergey Karjakin with this comprehensive course from Chess King Learn (https://learn.chessking.com/). With 2,232 games played by Karjakin and 120 exercises designed to emulate his style and challenge you to play against him, this course is a treasure trove for chess enthusiasts looking to elevate their game.

This course is part of the acclaimed Chess King Learn series, which offers a wide range of courses covering tactics, strategy, openings, middlegame, and endgame, tailored for players from beginners to professionals. By engaging with this course, you'll not only enhance your chess knowledge but also master new tactical tricks and combinations, and apply them effectively in your games.

The program acts as a personal coach, presenting you with tasks and offering guidance when you're stuck. It provides hints, explanations, and even demonstrates striking refutations of common mistakes. The theoretical section uses interactive methods, allowing you to move pieces on the board and work through challenging positions.

Key Features of the Program:

• High-Quality Examples: All examples are meticulously double-checked for accuracy.
• Key Moves: You must input all critical moves as directed by the instructor.
• Varied Complexity: Tasks are available at different levels of difficulty.
• Diverse Goals: Each problem has specific objectives to achieve.
• Error Hints: The program offers hints when you make a mistake.
• Mistake Refutations: Typical errors are shown with refutations.
• Playable Positions: You can play out any position against the computer.
• Interactive Theory: Lessons are interactive, allowing you to move pieces and work through scenarios.
• Structured Content: A well-organized table of contents.
• ELO Monitoring: Tracks changes in your ELO rating as you learn.
• Flexible Testing: Test mode with customizable settings.
• Bookmarking: Save your favorite exercises for later review.
• Tablet Optimization: Adapted for larger screens.
• Offline Use: No internet connection required.
• Multi-Device Sync: Link to a free Chess King account to access the course across Android, iOS, and Web platforms.

The course includes a free section where you can fully experience the program's functionality. This allows you to test the app in real-world conditions before unlocking the full array of topics, which include:

1. Karjakin Sergey 1.1. 1998-2001 1.2. 2002-2003 1.3. 2004-2005 1.4. 2006-2007 1.5. 2008 1.6. 2009-2010 1.7. 2011-2012 1.8. 2013 1.9. 2014 1.10. 2015-2016 1.11. World Chess Championship 2016 1.12. 2017 1.13. 2018 1.14. 2019 1.15. 2020 1.16. Play like Karjakin 1.17. Play against Karjakin

What's New in Version 3.3.2

Last updated on Aug 7, 2024:

• Spaced Repetition Training Mode: Combines new exercises with past mistakes to tailor a suitable set of puzzles.
• Bookmark Testing: Ability to launch tests on bookmarked exercises.
• Daily Puzzle Goals: Set a daily target for puzzles to maintain your skills.
• Daily Streak: Track consecutive days of meeting your daily goal.
• Various Fixes and Improvements: Enhanced overall performance and user experience.