I want to thank all of you for watching and commenting on the games. I hope that most of you enjoyed it. Also thanks to everyone who assisted me with updates to these threads. Anil, thank you very much for your Rybka 3 and Susan Polgar analysis post and time updates.
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"Good decisions come from experience, and experience comes from bad decisions."
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Ted Summers
I want to thank all of you for watching and commenting on the games. I hope the most of you enjoyed it. Also thanks to everyone who assisted me with updates to these threads. Anil, thank you very much for your Rybka 3 and Susan Polgar analysis post and time updates.
Yay!!!! Anand finally draws the game and wins the match. He retains his title and also becomes the undisputed WORLD CHESS CHAMPION!
Congratz to Anand and a lot of thanks to Ted for his excellent match coverage. Also, thanks to all others who contributed by posting great comments and views to make the match lively and interesting.
I hope Kramnik will fight to the end, he has more centralized king and more developed and active pieces. Anand's Bishop and the other rook still hasnt moved
I want to thank all of you for watching and commenting on the games. I hope that most of you enjoyed it. Also thanks to everyone who assisted me with updates to these threads. Anil, thank you very much for your Rybka 3 and Susan Polgar analysis post and time updates.
Thanks Ted, I'm a bit surprised Kramnik had no real fight left in him...sad in a way to see him lose the match this way.
Anyway it's Over!
Congratulations Anand, The New and Only World Chess Champion!!
Amazing really
this has to be the shortest match ever for a World Championship
only 11 games
usually things just start heating up after only 11 games
i guess this would be true even if it went the full 12
short matches like this are not so good really
should have been best of 24 or something similar especially if this was to unify the title
Steve B wrote:Amazing really
this has to be the shortest match ever for a World Championship
only 11 games
usually things just start heating up after only 11 games
Astonished Regards
Steve
I agree it's too short a match but that's what Kramnik wanted and both agreed.
I hope that isn't indicative to WCC in the 21st century?
Now a proper World Chess Championship of 24 games is beckoning!
Terry McCracken wrote:
Now a proper World Chess Championship of 24 games is beckoning!
No More Quickies Regards
can you imagine if the early Karpov-Kasparov matches only went a dozen games??
Kapsy might have never won the title
he didnt come on strong until midway in those matches and usually trailed from the get go