2020年12月6日 · This is a match between Viswanathan Anand and Garry Kasparov in Ch World (match) (PCA) 1995. Anand lost this match as per the result. But I didn't find any confirmed checkmate in the last. Please somebody explain.

How far ahead a strong player like Anand sees depends on the position. On move 1 he doesn't see any moves ahead because he doesn't know which of several perfectly good replies his opponent will play. In the endgame there might be a forced line which is 15 or 20 moves long which he will see and so, by the way, will many weaker players.

Anand's bishop is not as strong as Kramnik's bishop. Secondly, he wanted to open up the f file to pressure on the f7 pawn with the rook on f1 he might even triple-stack there. And Kramnik rejected the trade for the second reason.

2021年7月29日 · Anand, Viswanathan India 2832 2018/12; Shkuro, Iuri Ukraine 2828 2017/03; Giri, Anish Netherlands 2822 2016/05; Caruana, Fabiano United States 2818 2018/06; Duda, Jan-Krzysztof Poland 2818 2019/01; Bogdanovich, Stanislav Ukraine 2815 2015/05; Ivanchuk, Vassily Ukraine 2815 2017/12; Yu, Yangyi China 2812 2019/09; Morozevich, Alexander Russia ...

2016年7月18日 · There is a video on YouTube about how Anand took 1:43 for move four in the Blitz semifinal and ended up winning the match. What I cannot understand is why White resigned because I can not see the checkmate. Can someone explain how checkmate is possible in one or two moves? Here is a link to their game.

First of all, congratulations to Viswanathan Anand for winning the Candidates 2014 tournament and qualifying for a rematch with Magnus Carlsen later this year! I saw this interesting gesture made by Anand towards Karjakin after their game in the Candidates 2014 tournament (video here at 5:42:54). Anand just needed a draw to win the tournament ...

2021年11月3日 · Meanwhile White had played 20.Bd5. The game lasted six hours, Anand defended very tenaciously and at around 10 p.m., much to the disappointment of Kasparov, a draw was agreed. When he left the stage Garry came into the press room, spotted me and walked straight over. “I couldn't win it, could I, Fred?” he asked, with a troubled look on his ...

2018年10月30日 · The question came to mind following today's game between Vishy (Viswanathan Anand) and the young Raunak Sadhwani at the Isle of Man 2018 Tournament. Has Vishy been beaten by an Indian player since, say, the mid-90s?

2012年6月13日 · Boris Gelfand has just won the 7th of 12 games (all previous drawn) in the FIDE World Championship match against the current holder of the title Viswanathan Anand. This puts him in a good position to take the title. Gelfand is currently ranked 20th in the world; over the past decade he has averaged approximately 13th in the world (FIDE rankings).

In my analysis, I found Black's kingside position to be more solid than it seems at first glance. After Kh8 and Rg8, Black defends g7 very well.