Black to move. How should Black proceed?
Kramnik, V (2772) – Anand, V (2783) (WCh Bonn GER (5), 2008), presented by Andreas
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Chess Daily News from Susan Polgar
World champion tactic
I remember biting my nails during this game – not at the time yet decided on who I wanted to win it.
Naturally, I missed Anand’s 34. … Ne3. (So, evidently, did Kramnik.) I wish I knew how far ahead Anand saw this resource. Does anyone know?
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yes Anand saw it at least on his 26th move (it was also a crucial point behind Anand’s 27..Rc5 and 28..Rc3).
What about.
……..Nf3
Rd5……….Ng5
Rd7……….Kf3
Rb7……….Rc1
Bf1……….Ne3!!!
Please Suzan I’m a newbie in chess and would like to know how I read this notation:
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Excellent blog, congratulations!
From Brasil, Marco
To Marco :
This notation is the FEN, i.e. Forsyth-Edwards Notation.
You may go here :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forsyth-Edwards_Notation
Pharaoh
Thank you Pharaoh!