The definitive account of how a remarkable youth became a professional chess player at age 12 and went on to achieve the greatest winning streak in chess history. These 60 games provide invaluable insight into how pragmatism, calculation and intuition have become the formula for success in 21st-century chess. Packed with practical advice and tips that will be useful to all aspiring players, from newcomers to experienced tournament competitors. After the classical games of their 2018 world title match ended in a tie, Magnus Carlsen admitted that his challenger Fabiano Caruana had earned the right to call himself his equal. Despite Caruana's defeat in the rapidplay playoff, he has been the champion's constant rival and long-running second highest rated player in the world. This book explains what unique qualities have brought him such consistent and outstanding results and made him different from other members of the world's chess elite, including Magnus Carlsen and his latest challenger Ian Nepomniachtchi. Book jacket.