Originally posted by buddy2I just plaid through the Polgar and Anand games of the third round. Very exciting !
This is the way tournament chess should be. 3rd round, no draws, all fighting chess. My personal favorite was Polgar's Keres Attack against the "World Champion" Kasimdzhanov She destroyed him and by move 27 he was in a hopeless position.
http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=2661
A statisticians view of the FIDE World Championship
By Jeff Sonas
San Luis: Anand's chances after round four
03.10.2005 Just before the start of the World Championship in San Luis chess statistician Jeff Sonas gave Anand a 31% chance of winning. Topalov got 17%. After four rounds the latter has a one-point lead, while Anand suffered a serious setback. What are the Indian's chances of winning now? And what about Topalov? Try to guess before you read Jeff's latest figures.
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