Tata Steel Chess Tournament Introduces New Tiebreak Regulations

Following last year's controversy in Wijk aan Zee, the Tata Steel Chess Tournament today announced new regulations for tiebreaks. The biggest change is that if more than two players tie for first, all of them will be playing in the tiebreak. How to watch?You can follow the games of the Tata Steel Chess

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