In Game 10 of the World Chess Championship in Bonn, Vladimir Kramnik won his first game. He now trails Viswanathan Anand by two games with two games to play. A draw in either game will secure the championship for Anand. Two more Kramnik wins will force rapid game tiebreaks.
Play through today's game:
My post just before this one was written during the game.
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Darn! Let's hope Anand draws game 11.
ReplyDeleteI want to watch the final game, and I get only an hour tomorrow. Add to that my support of Kramnik, and I am compelled to disagree with your hope.
ReplyDeleteWhen was the last time Anand lost two games in a row? I suspect that's something truly rare.