Topalov vs Anand Game 10

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Re: Topalov vs Anand Game 10

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SzG wrote:
gerold wrote:
AdminX wrote:[d]6k1/pb4bp/1p1q2p1/nB1N1p2/4P3/4B2P/P4PP1/2Q3K1 w - f6 0 22
f5 appears to be a very good move on Blacks part.
I expect a draw within 5 moves.
I'll take that bet, and double it! Just not going to happen! :lol:
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SzG wrote:
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SzG wrote:
gerold wrote:
AdminX wrote:[d]6k1/pb4bp/1p1q2p1/nB1N1p2/4P3/4B2P/P4PP1/2Q3K1 w - f6 0 22
f5 appears to be a very good move on Blacks part.
I expect a draw within 5 moves.
I'll take that bet, and double it! Just not going to happen! :lol:
I hope you are right. I'd like to see how this unbalanced position develops. However, I have the feeling they had enough yesterday.
With the way Anand has been playing of late, I think Topalov might win today. He does have a very small positional edge.
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Re: Topalov vs Anand Game 10

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With the way Anand has been playing of late, I think Topalov might win today. He does have a very small positional edge.
interestingly computers seem to think otherwise; the eval tends to rise from favoring black towards 0.00 as depth increases.
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SzG wrote:
AdminX wrote:[d]6k1/pb4bp/1p4p1/n2Nq3/4P3/3BB2P/P5P1/2Q3K1 b - - 0 24
Topalov is playing for winning on time already...
Black finely gets his Knight out.
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yanquis1972 wrote:
With the way Anand has been playing of late, I think Topalov might win today. He does have a very small positional edge.
interestingly computers seem to think otherwise; the eval tends to rise from favoring black towards 0.00 as depth increases.
That's what I would expect them to show in the position below.

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Re: Topalov vs Anand Game 10

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SzG wrote:Anand played Nc6. What was wrong with Bxd5?
Make for an interest end game if they do not trade Queens.
The game is even at this point IMO. :)
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Re: Topalov vs Anand Game 10

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AdminX wrote:
yanquis1972 wrote:
With the way Anand has been playing of late, I think Topalov might win today. He does have a very small positional edge.
interestingly computers seem to think otherwise; the eval tends to rise from favoring black towards 0.00 as depth increases.
That's what I would expect them to show in the position below.

[d]6k1/pb4bp/1p4p1/n2Nq3/4P3/3BB2P/P5P1/2Q3K1 b - - 0 24
why, out of curiosity?