The score is tied 1-1 after 2 games. Kramnik has White in game 3 and he opened with Nf3 – c4 – g3. Aronian proved that he can beat Kramnik in game 2. Will that change the dynamic of this match? Who do you think will win the match now?
Chess Daily News from Susan Polgar
i’m with both – great game 1 (being myself an adept of the Ruy Lopez Marshall …) – the endgame in game 2 was dominated by Vlad’s zeitnot – i think – in a game under usual time control it would have ended in a draw – but of course – Levon is an artist!
quite sure, both, Levon and Vladimir, remember those strange Kreuzberger Nächte (enl.: nights ^^) – in Berlin, germany … ^^
greetings!