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Lausanne · Jan 1998
Karpov 3–3 Anand
3–3; Karpov won the rapid 2–0.
The score gap, game by game: up is Karpov.
The move that cost the match's loser the most, in a game they lost.
Anand v Karpov · 1–0
34... h6 by Karpov: chances 86% → 34%
The coach: Ne2+ instead (the arrow) — with it, Karpov was clearly better.
Replay it: Study › Follow a live game › World Championship 1998: Karpov v Anand (FIDE) › Game 2
Each line is White's chances move by move, as the coach saw them; above the middle, White is better. The mark is the costliest move.
108 moves · d4 d5 c4 c6 · accuracy Karpov 94.0, Anand 92.6
Costliest move: 26... Kf7 (Anand, 42% → 14%)
42 moves · e4 e5 Nf3 Nc6 · accuracy Anand 89.7, Karpov 89.8
Costliest move: 34... h6 (Karpov, 86% → 34%)
19 moves · d4 d5 c4 c6 · accuracy Karpov 94.0, Anand 92.9
No move cost more than 12%.
49 moves · e4 c6 d4 d5 · accuracy Anand 90.7, Karpov 93.9
Costliest move: 39. c6 (Anand, 48% → 23%)
55 moves · d4 d5 c4 c6 · accuracy Karpov 91.4, Anand 91.8
Costliest move: 29. Rd2 (Karpov, 46% → 34%)
42 moves · d4 Nf6 Bg5 e6 · accuracy Anand 91.0, Karpov 88.9
Costliest move: 28... Qd8 (Karpov, 34% → 19%)
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In the app: Study › Follow a live game › World Championship 1998: Karpov v Anand (FIDE) › Game 1
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