by admin on May 23, 2012
Game 9 of Gelfand-Anand has just ended with a draw. According to GM Sergey Shipov, Gelfand let a real opportunity slip. He got a huge if not decisive advantage out of the opening, but apparently rushed a little bit and allowed Anand to reach a difficult but defensible endgame.
My translation of Shipov’s full analysis is coming in about two hours. Please be patient!
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