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What's the thinking behind this most recent anand move? With his pawn at B2 in danger :nervous:
The b2 pawn is the most poisoned pawn in the game. Taking that pawn usually gives white a lot of compensation as the case is here. Look at the knight on a5, it doesn't have a single move and compare it to Anand's bishop on d5 which is dominating the whole board.
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The b2 pawn is the most poisoned pawn in the game. Taking that pawn usually gives white a lot of compensation as the case is here. Look at the knight on a5' date=' it doesn't have a single move and compare it to Anand's bishop on d5 which is dominating the whole board.[/quote'] i see :two_thumbs_up: It seems after B2 was taken despite being a piece down Anand looks alot more threatning atm. Engines also favouring his position. Can win here probably needs it too considering Carlsen is white next 2.
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Lost advantage...more or less equal now... Only advantage for Anand is that Carlsen's pawns are doubled in F rank...Needs to somehow benefit from it... If my elementary chess rules apply, White should not allow pawn exchange on G rank( from F)

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