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Letter #19 - 2012
Sub:
Anand-Gelfand game 8
Date:
05/21/12 11:13:053 AM
EDT
From: viewer_22
To:
service@chess-poster.com
Hi,
The game Anand-Gelfand #8 ended in
just 17 moves. Gelfand's Queen seemed trapped on h1 and he resigns. Did Gelfand have
a chance if he would have moved his Knight to c6 square instead of giving up?
Thank you for
following this world championship in your site.
MM.
Dear
viewer,
This is a very
complex position and computer analysis shows a winning game for
Anand. Also, this game makes history as the shortest loss in a
world Chess championship match.
We are posting this
ending position so you can play it against the computer with the
very same position where Gelfand resigned.
You need to move your
Queen to square f2 to trap black's Queen like Anand did in the
actual game. Computer will move the Knight to c6 as you suggested and
you should be able to defeat the computer in a few moves.
Thank you for
visiting us,
chess-poster.com
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