From November 8 to December 8, 1910, a World Chess Championship match was played in Berlin between the champion Emanuel Lasker and the challenger David Janowski.

It was the second world championship match played in 1910, following Lasker's title defense against Carl Schlechter earlier that year.

Lasker successfully defended his title, with the score—Lasker winning 8 games, Janowski winning none, and 3 draws—being the most one-sided in World Chess Championship history.

[2] The first player to win eight games would be World Champion.

Lasker retained the title in the most one-sided World Championship of all time.