Erwin L'Ami vs Viswanathan Anand (2011)

Erwin L'Ami vs Viswanathan Anand
Tata Steel (2011) · Bogo-Indian Defense: Wade-Smyslov Variation (E11) · 1/2-1/2

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Jan-17-11		DAVI DE RAFE: anand dont have killing instict

Jan-17-11		anandrulez: Nah opposite color bishop draw anu mashe ...

Jan-17-11		yalie: Anand had equalized after the opening, but strangely did not play 21..Nf6 which appeared to give black the edge. However he soon realized he was in trouble and liquidated to a draw.

Jan-18-11		anandrulez: Is the so Yalie ? I was checking the video from Corus and L'ami said before the game if somebody had asked him , he would have been happy with a draw . But the position he attained OTB , he thought he was better and maybe had a win . I dont exactly where , but he said he was a pawn up and had good chances , but Anand defended well .

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