Live: World Chess Championship 2013 Game 4 - Viswanathan Anand vs Magnus Carlsen

Watch the live stream of Game 4 of the World Chess Championship 2013 between Viswanathan Anand and Magnus Carlsen below. The first three games have all ended in draws.

Here is the list of moves so far:

1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5 Nf6 4. O-O Nxe4 5. d4 Nd6 6. Bxc6 dxc6 7. dxe5 Nf5 8. Qxd8+ Kxd8 9. h3 Bd7 10. Rd1 Be7 11. Nc3 Kc8 12. Bg5 13. Bxe7 Nxe7 14. Rd2 c5 15. Rad1 Be6 16. Ne1 Ng6 17. Nd3 b6 18. Ne2 Bxa2 19. b3 c4 20. Ndc1 cxb3 21. cxb3 Bb1 22. f4 Kb7 23. Nc3 Bf5 24. g4 Bc8 25. Nd3 h5 26. f5 Ne7 27. Nb5 hxg4 28. hxg4 Rh4 29. Nf2 Nc6 30. Rc2 a5 31. Rc4 g6 32. Rdc1 Bd7 33. e6 fxe6 34. fxe6 Be8 35. Ne4 Rxg4+ 36. Kf2 Rf4+ 37. Ke3 Rf8 38. Nd4 Nxd4 39. Rxc7+ Ka6 40. Kxd4 Rd8+ 41. Kc3 Rf3+ 42. Kb2 Re3 43. Rc8 Rdd3 44. Ra8+ Kb7 45. Rxe8 Rxe4 46. e7 Rg3 47. Rc3 Re2+ 48. Rc2 Ree3 49. Ka2 g5 50. Rd2 Re5 51. Rd7+ Kc6 52. Red8 Rge3 53. Rd6+ Kb7 54. R8d7+ Ka6 55. Rd5 Re2+ 56. Ka3 Re6 57. Rd8 g4 58. Rg5 Rxe7 59. Ra8+ Kb7 60. Rag8 a4 61. Rxg4 axb3 62. R8g7 Ka6 63. Rxe7 Rxe7 64. Kxb3

Here are the latest tweets on the happenings in the game:

OFFICIAL: Anand-Carlsen 1/2-1/2 2-2 now! What a game it was today! #AnandCarlsen

— Tarjei J. Svensen (@TarjeiJS) November 13, 2013

#FWCM2013 Finally a draw. after hard fought battle onboard #AnandCarlsen. This round goes to #MagnusCarlsen. He had #vishyanand on the ropes

— Williams 4Ever (@williams4ever) November 13, 2013

And drawn. What. A. Game! #FWCM2013

— Prashanth Narayanan (@iPrash) November 13, 2013

excellent move by vishy to get more time on the board… thats good strategy #FWCM2013

— Mihir Chhatre (@mihirchhatre) November 13, 2013

As I said, Anand gave Carlsen one more trick to try with g4 #AnandCarlsen. It’s still draw but will time pressure influence proceedings?

— Andrija Djuranovic (@andrijadj) November 13, 2013

Carlsen is the Nadal of chess. Just refuses to give up! #AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013

— ChandrasekaranGanesh (@callchandru) November 13, 2013

Can Carlsen find a way out of here. The Norwegian is refusing to give up #AnandCarlsen

— TnieSports (@TNIESports) November 13, 2013

After that brilliant move 55 by Magnus, Vishy in trouble! 90 secs for 3 moves #AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013

— ChandrasekaranGanesh (@callchandru) November 13, 2013

Its only a matter of time befor they decide to draw #AnandCarlsen

— TnieSports (@TNIESports) November 13, 2013

Not totally sure, but I have the impression that #Anand‘s play over last few moves has been mega accurate. #AnandCarlsen #draw

— Jonathan Rowson (@Jonathan_Rowson) November 13, 2013

#FWCM2013 Anand in serious time trouble

— EugeneMANOFSTYLE (@eqmanofstyle) November 13, 2013

Carlsen just doesn’t stop trying. Pulling out all stops including an attempt to put Anand under time pressure. Fascinating. #AnandCarlsen

— ChandrasekaranGanesh (@callchandru) November 13, 2013

Path to draw via @viditchess Ra7 Kb5 Rg8 Rge3 Ka3! and e8 Q next move. #AnandCarlsen #Wish4Vishy (but he just played Red8!?…)

— Jonathan Rowson (@Jonathan_Rowson) November 13, 2013

The game into 6th hour. What a battle! Physical fitness as well as mental toughness being tested here #AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013

— ChandrasekaranGanesh (@callchandru) November 13, 2013

One has to have nerves of steel to stay calm here. The draw is so close, yet there is no forced line in sight #AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013

— Natalia Pogonina (@Pogonina) November 13, 2013

A European scribe has had enough of it. He reckons “There are not many moves possible. Finish it off!” #AnandCarlsen

— TnieSports (@TNIESports) November 13, 2013

#FWCM2013 few new things abt Vishy: 1. More nail biting 2. Talking to self and 3. Crocin has replaced NIIT on his shirt #AnandCarlsen

— asimpereira (@asimpereira) November 13, 2013

#FWCM2013 Carlsen once won a rook endgame with 4vs4 on one side of the board vs Pono. So being a pawn up is plenty of reason to continue…

— Albrecht Anselm (@AlbrechtAnselm) November 13, 2013

I like that even in drawing positions both Anand & Magnus still play it out. Great example for young players like me #AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013

— Claudia Munoz (@chesscampeona) November 13, 2013

With the game stretching many fans have left the venue with draw being the most likely outcome #AnandCarlsen #WCC

— TnieSports (@TNIESports) November 13, 2013

Anand begging for a draw, Carlsen not letting him! #AnandCarlsen #nrksjakk #FWCM2013

— Atle Indrelid (@aindrelid) November 13, 2013

Carlsen went for Rg3 instead of doubling rooks and chopping off pawn on each file. Interesting! #FWCM2013 #AnandCarlsen

— Venkatesh Damodar (@killervenki) November 13, 2013

#AnandCarlsen Game going for the draw, unless a drastic blunder by any player. Engine advantage 0.60 to Carlsen, but not enough. #FWCM2013

— Outflank (@outflank) November 13, 2013

@SusanPolgar: The #1 hashtag of all of India is #AnandCarlsen and #3 is #FWCM2013. #ThankYouSachin is #2

— TnieSports (@TNIESports) November 13, 2013

This game is being played at the highest level. #AnandCarlsen

— Kuntal Majumdar (@kuntalmajumdar) November 13, 2013

OK. As per chess engines it’s a draw. Anand should escape by finding the draw line #FWCM2013 #AnandCarlsen

— Krishnamoorthy (@krishnamoorthy) November 13, 2013

Carlsen is very practical and good at picking moves that pose problems for opponents. 43…Rdd3!? is surprising #AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013

— Natalia Pogonina (@Pogonina) November 13, 2013

The way Anand recovered & got back in control in today’s #FWCM2013 #WorldChessChampionship shows why he’s been the king for so many years!

— Abhinandan Singh (@abhinandan_ks) November 13, 2013

Anand played some good moves and is almost equalised. But the game is moving towards another draw #AnandCarlsen #WCC — TnieSports (@TNIESports) November 13, 2013

#FWCM2013 game 4 is probably a draw now, i sense a drawn rook and pawn ending — EugeneMANOFSTYLE (@eqmanofstyle) November 13, 2013

Nice move by Anand on 43 (Rc8).. but lacks that killer punch #WorldChampionship #FWCM2013 — Piyush Saxena (@Saxena_Piyush) November 13, 2013

It will probably come down to R+2P vs R+1P = draw #FWCM2013 @FWCM2013 Vishy found the right defense. — Susan Polgar (@SusanPolgar) November 13, 2013

Kc3 may not be as unusual as the world thinks Anand aims 4 a theoretical draw he knows while Ke3 is equal but still had some play #FWCM2013 — Warren Elliott (@WarrenElliott) November 13, 2013

Couple of “rook”ie mistakes by #Carlsen there. #AnandVsCarlsen #FWCM2013 — That Rahul Guy (@BestHandleEverr) November 13, 2013

#FWCM2013 looks like whites e6 pawn is now going to be a thorn in Magnus’ game.how will Magnus blunt this pawn? — George Alexander (@georgedailybit) November 13, 2013

#FWCM2013 still a book draw, this reminds me of a comment Kasparov made (in regards to Karpov) about good moves vs best moves. Nakamura said — Carles Gallego (@Carles_Gallego) November 13, 2013

41. Kc3 just looks totally and utterly wrong #AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013 — John Lee Shaw (@JohnLeeShaw) November 13, 2013

#FWCM2013 As the great Tartakower used to say: “The winner of the game is the player who makes the next-to-last mistake.” — Pedro Gonzalez (@pags1189) November 13, 2013

The white bishop is more worth than the black knight. Carlsen has an edge here. #FWCM2013 — Alper Elçi (@AlperElci) November 13, 2013

We have a game again. Kc3 is inaccurate. This allows Magnus to play Rf3+ then Re3. Black is better again. #FWCM2013 @FWCM2013 — Susan Polgar (@SusanPolgar) November 13, 2013

With hindsight, 37…Rf8! (foreseeing the impossibility of 41.Ke5 here) was a star defensive move under pressure. #AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013 — Jonathan Rowson (@Jonathan_Rowson) November 13, 2013

Carlsen is bound to be mega pissed if this ends in a draw. At one point, the match looked like it could only end in a Carlsen win #FWCM2013 — Vishnu Prasad (@visheprasad) November 13, 2013

What a see-saw of a game—at 5.00 am local I saw that Anand was probably doing very bad but now Magnus screwed up! Exciting though! #FWCM2013 — Kaushik Kalyanaraman (@kaushik_k_) November 13, 2013

Maybe Anand’s ‘Glow in the Dark’ shirt put off Magnus at the critical moment. #FWCM2013 #AnandCarlsen #sjakkvm — GaryLanechess (@garylanechess) November 13, 2013

Wow. Carlsen’s 37… Rf8 totally gave the momentum back to Anand and now eval is basically 0. Something, this! #FWCM2013

— Prashanth Narayanan (@iPrash) November 13, 2013

draw is most probable since time control reached and complications reduced. #FWCM2013

— mehmet gok (@mehmetgok36) November 13, 2013

@Ritul_Parikh No, the position is equal now. Still some play left but equal. @FWCM2013 #FWCM2013

— Susan Polgar (@SusanPolgar) November 13, 2013

Game 3, Carlsen saves a bad position. Game 4, Anand saves a bad position. Brilliant play #FWCM2013 #CarlsenvAnand

— Vincent Leung (@turtlevince) November 13, 2013

The champ is off the ropes! Magnus rushed his last few moves and now looks to be in trouble. Incredible turnaround #FWCM2013

— London Chessboxing (@LDNchessboxing) November 13, 2013

Amazing,Ne4! Ke3! and Nd4! its not for a reason that people consider him as one of the best defender #FWCM2013

— Abhijeet Gupta (@iam_abhijeet) November 13, 2013

I would have preferred g5 @FWCM2013 #FWCM2013

— Susan Polgar (@SusanPolgar) November 13, 2013

I don’t like 37…Rf8. Anand may survive this after all. #FWCM2013 @FWCM2013

— Susan Polgar (@SusanPolgar) November 13, 2013

#FWCM2013 Lawrance & Tanya are boring. They always play their own game (“Veriations”) on live board. @SusanPolgar and Romesh were awesome.

— Nivethan (@nivethan) November 13, 2013

Looks like #Anand found a miracle safe with 35.Ne4 #FWCM2013 #AnandCarlsen

— Achim Mueller (@acepoint) November 13, 2013

At the final stage of the game..anand is under time pressure…carlsen has the advantage..still anand can look out for a draw… #FWCM2013

— shrinivas (@shrinivas63) November 13, 2013

All the results are possible in Game 4 of #FWCM2013. Let us #Wish4Vishy and make sure that he wins the Battle!!

— Wish4Vishy (@Wish4Vishy) November 13, 2013

#FWCM2013 Carlsen can prevail if plays very accurately now (move 37) it’s time to demonstrate if he really has the world champion guit

— Manuel Belli (@manuelbelli) November 13, 2013

2 pawn and time disadvantage for Anand here.. #FWCM2013 #AnandCarlsen

— Harshdeep Singh (@_harshdeep) November 13, 2013

Was that Rxg4 a mistake. The compurets didnt find it good. Damn this game! #FWCM2013 #Chess #AnandCarlsen

— Yethin Raj Nair (@terrorisque) November 13, 2013

#FWCM2013 – @TaniaSachdev and @LawrenceTrentIM are so busy analyzing their own variations they are at least two moves behind the actual game

— Williams 4Ever (@williams4ever) November 13, 2013

Now that’s a poisoned pawn on g4! #FWCM2013

— Jeroen A. Prins (@JeroenPrinsNL) November 13, 2013

This is the key moment of the match. Vishy needs to tough this out to hold. Otherwise, momentum will shift drastically. @FWCM2013 #FWCM2013

— Susan Polgar (@SusanPolgar) November 13, 2013

Magnus remember the match Kramnik vs @Kasparov63 ! #FWCM2013

— Pedro Rego (@pfprego) November 13, 2013

Carlsen will score the first point today. #AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013

— Robert Fontaine (@FontaineRobert) November 13, 2013

Magnus is looking very comfortable #FWCM2013

— Christiaan Mensink (@kcmensink) November 13, 2013

This is rather drawing after rooks are doubled. #FWCM2013

— Santosh Pandit (@santoshpandituk) November 13, 2013

I don’t see a way how white can create any play after g6..All lines seem to be working for black. #AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013

— Vidit Gujrathi (@viditchess) November 13, 2013

I like Vishy’s last move Rc4. When you’re attacking it’s important to realise there is a place for preventing stuff too… #AnandCarlsen

— Jonathan Rowson (@Jonathan_Rowson) November 13, 2013

After 30 moves, Carlsen holds advantage over Vishy. Can Anand hold on #WCC #AnandCarlsen

— TnieSports (@TNIESports) November 13, 2013

@FWCM2013 #FWCM2013 @SusanPolgar looks like carlsen has seized it. Both rooks are active now with a5

— George Alexander (@georgedailybit) November 13, 2013

Carlsen is looking happy but restless. Could 18…Bxa2 start a change in chess history? #FWCM2013 #AnandCarlsen

— GaryLanechess (@garylanechess) November 13, 2013

@FWCM2013 curious that Carlsen’s pieces have ended up stuck on back rank today & yesterday #FWCM2013

— Stephen Sparks (@sjwsparks) November 13, 2013

30…a5!? is a gutsy move now, posing the question: what’s the threat? #AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013

— Jonathan Rowson (@Jonathan_Rowson) November 13, 2013

Although Carlsen seem to have the upperhand, Anand doesn’t look worried #AnandCarlsen #WCC

— TnieSports (@TNIESports) November 13, 2013

Anand and Carlsen both have more than 53 mins. So not much to worry about the time factor #AnandCarlsen #WCC

— TnieSports (@TNIESports) November 13, 2013

Who would have expected such a complicated position from the boring berlin? #hooked #FWCM2013

— Vidit Gujrathi (@viditchess) November 13, 2013

Magnus was lucky to get a draw yesterday. Vishy would be lucky to get one today. G4 is a good one so far! #AnandCarlsen

— AJ Sacher (@AJSacher) November 13, 2013

One idea is to open h and a file with hxg4 and a5. Black is a pawn up and white has weaknesses. #FWCM2013 @FWCM2013

— Susan Polgar (@SusanPolgar) November 13, 2013

Its getting close to two hours and as of now Carlsen is defending well with the black. Norwegian holds an edge #AnandCarlsen

— TnieSports (@TNIESports) November 13, 2013

Oh dear. A couple of sub-optimal moves from Anand and suddenly it’s -0.9. Carlsen with some advantage here. #FWCM2013

— Prashanth Narayanan (@iPrash) November 13, 2013

Sorry but I have a bad feeling for white in this game. Position is full of tricks & white has to play perfectly to hold #FWCM2013 @FWCM2013

— Susan Polgar (@SusanPolgar) November 13, 2013

Always amazes me how Anand has moved all of his pieces, and Carlsen still has 6 on their original squares. Same yesterday. #FWCM2013

— Jason Bushell (@jasonb67) November 13, 2013

#anandcarlsen I don’t get why most people think a draw is boring. These guys are putting all an the line, that’s always exciting

— Andrea Balduzzi (@AndreaBalduzzi1) November 13, 2013

Carlsen looks like he’s waiting for a drink with an umbrella in it. While Anand’s nails are fast disappearing #FWCM2013 #AnandCarlsen

— Buridan’s Ass (@chau_s) November 13, 2013

#FWCM2013 23.Nc3 is the turning point according to Komodo3x64. He thinks 23.Nd3 was better removing the bishop. Of course 18.Ne2 was dubious

— Carles Gallego (@Carles_Gallego) November 13, 2013

Carlsen’s 28th move(e3) in Round 3 was rated as the weakest move of the tournament so far by the official website of #FWCM2013 #AnandCarlsen

— TnieSports (@TNIESports) November 13, 2013

#FWCM2013 what irony it would be for the Berlin Wall to provide the first decisive game of the match. This one doesn’t look like a draw!

— FantasyChessTeam (@Fantasy_Chess) November 13, 2013

@SusanPolgar @FWCM2013 Time won’t play a part today…. The domination of black pieces is evident in this series #FWCM2013

— S.Arun (@attitudeisgod) November 13, 2013

#AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013 Vishy in trouble. Carlsen fans will be waving their banners. More pics by the Pyjama Girls? pic.twitter.com/7ywzfiVCZx

— ChessBase (@ChessBase) November 13, 2013

24.g4. Wow. This game reminds me of the Rocky scenes where they punch each others’ faces freely without blocking. #AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013

— Jonathan Rowson (@Jonathan_Rowson) November 13, 2013

This is the best chance Magnus has so far in 4 games. @FWCM2013 #FWCM2013 White has to be very patient on the white side.

— Susan Polgar (@SusanPolgar) November 13, 2013

Quite different body language from both players at the moment. Imo Carlsen looks relaxed for the first time in the tournament #AnandCarlsen

— BnR (@BetNotRoulette) November 13, 2013

Expect another long game today. Magnus looks confident. He is playing fast. It means he’s well prepared. @FWCM2013 #FWCM2013

— Susan Polgar (@SusanPolgar) November 13, 2013

The trapped Bishop has suddenly got everyone drawing comparisons with Spassky-Fischer! #fwcm2013 #chess #anandcarlsen

— Vishnu Prasad (@visheprasad) November 13, 2013

GM Rames to Express: Anand looks prepared and knows what he is doing. Not sure if Carlsen is prepared #WCC #AnandCarlsen

— TnieSports (@TNIESports) November 13, 2013

Anand’s 22th move will be important after forced sequence 19…c4 20.Ndc1 cb3 21cb3 Bb1. Have to find some ressources. #AnandCarlsen

— Fabien Libiszewski (@fablibi) November 13, 2013

Carlsen has gone for a stroll. Anand as usual focused on the board #AnandCarlsen #WCC

— TnieSports (@TNIESports) November 13, 2013

At best, he wins a pawn and scores a win. At worst, he loses the bishop, forfeits the next game, goes on to win the match anyways! #FWCM2013

— Kostya Kavutskiy (@hellokostya) November 13, 2013

18….Bxa2!….Hello, after a couple of wasted games, the match has really come to life! #FWCM2013

— Phill (@KopPhill) November 13, 2013

Calrsen goes for it! 18. .. Bxa2! It’s getting exciting now. #FWCM2013

— Sandeepa Nadahalli (@snadahalli) November 13, 2013

Now Magnus has a chance to snatch a pawn and play for the win. Will he take it? Vishy didn’t when he had the chance in gsme 3 #AnandCarlsen

— andy mcnish (@andymcnish) November 13, 2013

No one can blame #Anand for being boring if this ends in a draw. Carlsen asked for it with his opening move #fcwm2013 #chess #AnandCarlsen

— Vishnu Prasad (@visheprasad) November 13, 2013

I feel that Magnus is tempted to take that a-pawn but he is concerned w/ giving up d7 square. :) @SusanPolgar #FWCM2013

— Gibe (@jus_gibendi) November 13, 2013

After 18 Ne2 I’m thinking: The Berlin is deceptive; often it looks like a little when it’s a lot, and vice-versa. #AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013

— Jonathan Rowson (@Jonathan_Rowson) November 13, 2013

Commentators @SusanPolgar and @Rameshchess are already discussing possibility of a draw. #FWCM2013

— Glen Tickle (@glentickle) November 13, 2013

Many struggle to grasp The Berlin because they see it through the lens of an Exchange Ruy Lopez. It’s v different. #AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013

— Jonathan Rowson (@Jonathan_Rowson) November 13, 2013

After a fast start to the round 4 both of them have slowed down. Anand especially looks to put lot of thought #WCC #AnandCarlsen

— TnieSports (@TNIESports) November 13, 2013

#FWCM2013 Anand takes an interesting deviation. Middle game up for battle!

— Shivprasad Kabir (@shivprasadkabir) November 13, 2013

#FWCM2013 Anand first to deviate from Jakovenko – Almasi, 2007 1-0. Jakovenko played 15.Ne4

— Carles Gallego (@Carles_Gallego) November 13, 2013

This Berlin defense by Anand really doesn’t leave Carlsen a lot of options. His tea defense is also on point. #FWCM2013

— Glen Tickle (@glentickle) November 13, 2013

Exclusive picture of Anand – Carlsen game 4. The handshake. @FWCM2013 #FWCM2013 pic.twitter.com/ZbvJoVK0Qk

— Susan Polgar (@SusanPolgar) November 13, 2013

13 moves done and Carlsen is playing the Berlin defence popularised by Kramnik #AnandCarlsen #WCC

— TnieSports (@TNIESports) November 13, 2013

They took 90 minutes for their 16 moves in game one. We’ve already had 13 moves in less than 15 minutes here #fcwm2013 #Chess #anandcarlsen

— Vishnu Prasad (@visheprasad) November 13, 2013

Anand would not have played 1.e4 without feeling confident against the Berlin. #FWCM2013 #AnandCarlsen

— Martin Bennedik (@bennedik) November 13, 2013

@SusanPolgar @FWCM2013 Anand and Carlsen both are playing somewhat fast today. What does this indicate? #FWCM2013

— Md Rashid Eqbal (@RsdEqb) November 13, 2013