Magnus Carlsen Mistakes a Blunder for a Tactical Fork 

In a surprising turn of events during a recent chess match, Grandmaster Magnus Carlsen, known for his sharp tactical play, mistook what he believed was a tactical fork-a move where a single piece attacks two or more pieces simultaneously-for a blunder, which is a poor move that results in a disadvantage or loss of a piece. This rare oversight by Carlsen demonstrates that even the world’s top chess players can make miscalculations under pressure. The incident serves as a reminder of the complex and unpredictable nature of competitive chess, where a single move can dramatically alter the course of the game.