Chess champ's mouse slip costs him final match and $30K top prize:
The tournament is still ongoing, and Nakamura has advanced out of the Losers Bracket and toward the prize money.
As for Carlsen, this likely won’t be the end of the world. While he will vacate his World Champion title soon, he won’t be retiring. In July 2022, he explained in a podcast that he will remain an active chess player and has events and matches to come in the future.
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