Anand-Kramnik: Game 3 from the 2008 World Chess Championship – Daily Chess Musings

 In game 3 from the 2008 World Chess Championships, Viswanathan Anand put on a tactical display using his fiery attacking style to beat Vladimir Kramnik into submission. Below is the game that has put Anand ahead in the match:    2c6 Anand chooses the Slav again. 4. Nc3 Kramnik chooses not to play the exchange Slav as…

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