World Chess Championship 2008 | Anand vs. Kramnik, Round 4 - Game Analysis

WCC R04: Draw in 29 moves

 
Vladimir Kramnik solved all opening problems posed by Anand in this Queen's Gambit Declined, and then, with his position basically safe, undertook some tentative attacking attempts. But Anand's position was also secure and so the players agreed that there was nothing left in the position to play for. The draw came after 29 moves.

Vladimir Kramnik in the press conference after round four

Vishy Anand giving his take of the game

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