LIVE: World Chess Championship 2013 Game 6 - Viswanathan Anand vs Magnus Carlsen

Viswanathan Anand has resigned and Magnus Carlsen wins Game 6 of the 2013 FIDE World Championship with black pieces to take a 4-2 lead.

With Carlsen taking the lead 3-2 after Game 5′s result, is the pressure on Viswanathan Anand? Will he be able to capitalize the starts he has for Game 6 and 7 in white?

Watch the live stream of Game 6 of the World Chess Championship 2013 between Viswanathan Anand and Magnus Carlsen below.

Moves so far:1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5 Nf6 4. d3 Bc5 5. c3 O-O 6. O-O Re8 7. Re1 a6 8. Ba4 b5 9. Bb3 d6 10. Bg5 Be6 11. Nbd2 h6 12. Bh4 Bxb3 13. axb3 Nb8 14. h3 Nbd7 15. Nh2 Qe7 16. Ndf1 Bb6 17. Ne3 Qe6 18. b4 a5 19. bxa5 Bxa5 20. Nhg4 Bb6 21. Bxf6 Nxf6 22. Nxf6+ Qxf6 23. Qg4 Bxe3 24. fxe3 Qe7 25. Rf1 c5 26. Kh2 c4 27. d4 Rxa1 28. Rxa1 Qb7 29. Rd1 Qc6 30. Qf5 exd4 31. Rxd4 Re5 32. Qf3 Qc7 33. Kh1 Qe7 34. Qg4 Kh7 35. Qf4 g6 36. Kh2 Kg7 37. Qf3 Re6 38. Qg3 Rxe4 39. Qxd6 Rxe3 40. Qxe7 Rxe7 41. Rd5 Rb7 42. Rd6 f6 43. h4 Kf7 44. h5 gxh5 45. Rd5 Kg6 46. Kg3 Rb6 47. Rc5 f5 48. Kh4 Re6 49. Rxb5 Re4+ 50. Kh3 Kg5 51. Rb8 h4 52. Rg8+ Kh5 53. Rf8 Rf4 54. Rc8 Rg4 55. Rf8 Rg3+ 56. Kh2 Kg5 57. Rg8+ Kf4 58. Rc8 Ke3 59. Rxc4 f4 60. Ra4 h3 61. gxh3 Rg6 62. c4 f3 63. Ra3+ Ke2 64. b4 f2 65. Ra2+ Kf3 66. Ra3+ Kf4 67. Ra8 Rg1 *

Some of the tweets coming in on the match

We are all stunned here. We all knew Magnus will push. But for Vishy to blunder this badly. Wow! @FWCM2013 #FWCM2013 #AnandCarlsen

— Susan Polgar (@SusanPolgar) November 16, 2013

I can only imagine what Anand must feel at this moment as he resigned. If I were there I would encourage him #AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013 #Chess

— Claudia Munoz (@chesscampeona) November 16, 2013

Anand lost it in the end game again. :( It is like making an old man run marathon.. It was plain tiring just watching! #AnandCarlsen

— Harsha Kollaramajalu (@hkollar) November 16, 2013

Anand resigns and Carlsen wins the sixth round as well #AnandCarlsen

— TnieSports (@TNIESports) November 16, 2013

f2 and it is over. I feel terribly sorry for the OLD champion once called the tiger from Madras :( #AnandCarlsen

— anbudan_BALA (@anbudan_BALA) November 16, 2013

Brilliant strategy by Carlsen pushing for almost invisibly chances & breaking through. Tough mentally for Anand. #AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013

— Pablo Byrne (@anBhanna) November 16, 2013

It is a great spectacle to watch @MagnusCarlsen create great positions out of nothing. It seems like magic #AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013

— nlazarov (@nlazarov) November 16, 2013

Ra3 check and game over. #AnandCarlsen

— Sriram Ganeshan (@sriramganeshan) November 16, 2013

Great endgame, Can Carlsen finish Anand off a second time in two days? #FWCM2013 #AnandCarlsen #trickyknight

— CzTeacherMan (@CzTeacherMan) November 16, 2013

BLUNDER! #AnandCarlsen

— Boris Smolík (@nvmea) November 16, 2013

Carlsen is using all his tricks to pull of a coup. But Anand is not throwing it away #AnandCarlsen

— TnieSports (@TNIESports) November 16, 2013

Will Anand go for the Rook exchange! He should. #AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013

— Kshitij (@kgarg06) November 16, 2013

It’s nearing it’s end after 56 moves. Draw around the corner #AnandCarlsen

— TnieSports (@TNIESports) November 16, 2013

Only Carlsen can win it from here and he is pushing hard #AnandCarlsen

— TnieSports (@TNIESports) November 16, 2013

#AnandCarlsen this is going wild on the board.

— Moemen Ahmed (@Moemen_Ahmed) November 16, 2013

To Indian fans, Vishy should draw this. To Norwegian fans, only Magnus can win and he’s pushing as usual. @FWCM2013 #AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013

— Susan Polgar (@SusanPolgar) November 16, 2013

Rook pawn endings are mc’s forte. Anand is taking the game to the lion’s den. #AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013

— Sriram Ganeshan (@sriramganeshan) November 16, 2013

Anand’s strength lies in the openings and complex middlegames.Magnus neutralised preparation,so it’s time to try to complicate #AnandCarlsen

— Andrija Djuranovic (@andrijadj) November 16, 2013

That’s why Anand should go for complex middlegames, not simple ones. Magnus is happy to play simple even if he’s worse #AnandCarlsen

— Andrija Djuranovic (@andrijadj) November 16, 2013

@kgarg06 @FWCM2013 Yes, and good chances to draw. But he has to play accurately. #FWCM2013 #AnandCarlsen

— Susan Polgar (@SusanPolgar) November 16, 2013

@SusanPolgar Anand needs to urgently hire Ivanchuk as a second for the 2nd half of the match :) #AnandCarlsen

— Rajesh (@rookd1) November 16, 2013

After 42 moves, the game has reached the ending stage with Carlsen having an extra pawn in rook and pawn ending #AnandCarlsen

— TnieSports (@TNIESports) November 16, 2013

I can’t understand how Anand accepted being a pawn behind by sacrifice! May prove costly again #AnandCarlsen

— Harsha Kollaramajalu (@hkollar) November 16, 2013

@arkantos47 No way. Only black can win. White would be happy to draw here. @FWCM2013 #FWCM2013 #AnandCarlsen

— Susan Polgar (@SusanPolgar) November 16, 2013

After brilliant play in Game 4, Anand committed suicide in Game 5, and has given a good position away in Game 6 #AnandCarlsen

— Asim Yousuf Bhat (@AsimYousuf) November 16, 2013

#AnandCarlsen I wonder how much sleep Anand had last night. Admitted to barely sleeping when he lost to Gelfand. Might have an impact today

— Mark Crowther (@MarkTWIC) November 16, 2013

#AnandCarlsen….Vishy looking incredibly tense…#carlsen for the win! #game6

— Paul Blokker (@Polis691) November 16, 2013

Think these 6 games are Anands’s worst performance at world championship ?#AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013

— samyak gangwal (@GangwalSamyak) November 16, 2013

White is a pawn down; Queens exchanged. Carlsen territory. #FWCM2013 #AnandCarlsen

— Anand Datla (@AnandDatla) November 16, 2013

Not sure if Anand blundered or sac the pawn. He has to defend hard again. @FWCM2013 #FWCM2013 #AnandCarlsen

— Susan Polgar (@SusanPolgar) November 16, 2013

Come what may .. play Rd5 next vishy #telepathy #AnandCarlsen #FCWM2013

— Shuvankar Mukherjee (@shuvankr) November 16, 2013

Amazing how @MagnusCarlsen turns seemingly drawn positions into advantages. He’s putting on a masterclass for super GMs. #AnandCarlsen

— Rajesh (@rookd1) November 16, 2013

#AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013 The tables are turning again? It seems Carlsen has a much deeper understanding of the game!

— DRMWZRD (@DRMWZRD) November 16, 2013

@lasmin Unfortunately for the Indian fans, yes. Magnus is pushing again. He has no risk. @FWCM2013 #FWCM2013 #AnandCarlsen

— Susan Polgar (@SusanPolgar) November 16, 2013

Anand-Carlsen bout hottest trending # on Twitter- http://t.co/SxR9bYy66y #AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013 pic.twitter.com/YmC4DVdmGR

— TnieSports (@TNIESports) November 16, 2013

I think this will be a long game. White no longer has an advantage. Black can actually push for a while @FWCM2013 #FWCM2013 #AnandCarlsen

— Susan Polgar (@SusanPolgar) November 16, 2013

Looks like Anand is missing his earlier Seconds, current set is not working as expected #AnandCarlsen Sorry to say that

— anbudan_BALA (@anbudan_BALA) November 16, 2013

#FWCM2013 Nobody said that chess was easy. We all feel the pain of defeat at all our levels! It is a competition, a struggle.

— Carl Portman (@Carl_Portman) November 16, 2013

Was expecting an exciting game with Nxg5. What is this h3 stuff? #AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013

— Ashwin Jayaram (@Ashwin148) November 16, 2013

Is Anand planning a new book – turning attacking White opening positions into barren White middlegame positions?#AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013

— Graham Clayton (@Graham_Clayton) November 16, 2013

#AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013 The minor pieces have been exchanged, draw again. :(

— Jesper de Groote (@JesperdeGroote) November 16, 2013

Lessons from #FWCM2013. For those who get exhausted after 3 hour long exam, #AnandCarlsen demonstrate sustained concentration is an asset.

— Subhashish Nandi (@SubhashishNandi) November 16, 2013

Handshake. It seems Vishy Anand is avoiding eye contact. #AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013 pic.twitter.com/qZIYqFRqXJ

— David Llada (@lladini) November 16, 2013

Vishy losing again due to passive play. You heard it here first. #AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013 RT

— Santosh Pandit (@santoshpandituk) November 16, 2013

@vishy64theking is a HUGE hero in India, especially Chennai. Everyone knows who he is, even taxi drivers. #AnandCarlsen @FWCM2013 #FWCM2013 — Susan Polgar (@SusanPolgar) November 16, 2013

Anand shouldn’t rush the middle game and play into Carlsen’s strength. #AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013

— Andrew Veda (@AndrewVeda) November 16, 2013

Exciting Start. Dynamic and strategic. Anand looks determined.Will he be able to secure a win is a question though #FWCM2013 #AnandCarlsen

— Aashish Singla (@aasingla) November 16, 2013

Kh7 and g6 #fwcm2013 #anandcarlsen #trickyknight

— Boris Babic (@stubborn_d0nkey) November 16, 2013

#AnandCarlsen #FWCM2013 now all the eyes on anand that,can he bounce back from the last game?

— Raviteja_levine (@raviteja_levine) November 16, 2013