Carlsen v Anand 2013, Game 5
Carlsen v Anand · 1–0
55... c4+ by Anand: chances 14% → 4%
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Carlsen v Anand 2013
Chennai · Nov 2013
Carlsen 6½–3½ Anand
Carlsen won 6½–3½.
Momentum
The score gap, game by game: up is Carlsen.
The coach's numbers
The turning point
The game that moved the match the most: Carlsen's chance of winning the title went from 69% to 85%. Its costliest move:
The match, move by move
Model: Carlsen's chance of winning the match
How the match could have been read, move by move: Reading the match.
Every game
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.
Game 1: Carlsen v Anand ½–½
16 moves · Nf3 d5 g3 g6 · accuracy Carlsen 95.5, Anand 96.2
No move cost more than 12%.
Game 2: Anand v Carlsen ½–½
25 moves · e4 c6 d4 d5 · accuracy Anand 95.3, Carlsen 95.6
No move cost more than 12%.
Game 3: Carlsen v Anand ½–½
51 moves · Nf3 d5 g3 g6 · accuracy Carlsen 91.5, Anand 91.5
Costliest move: 49... Bd4 (Anand, 48% → 33%)
Game 4: Anand v Carlsen ½–½
64 moves · e4 e5 Nf3 Nc6 · accuracy Anand 89.5, Carlsen 90.8
Costliest move: 43... Rdd3 (Carlsen, 68% → 49%)
Game 5: Carlsen v Anand 1–0
58 moves · c4 e6 d4 d5 · accuracy Carlsen 93.8, Anand 91.8
No move cost more than 12%.
Game 6: Anand v Carlsen 0–1
67 moves · e4 e5 Nf3 Nc6 · accuracy Anand 92.7, Carlsen 94.8
Costliest move: 63. Ra3+ (Anand, 22% → 3%)
Game 7: Anand v Carlsen ½–½
32 moves · e4 e5 Nf3 Nc6 · accuracy Anand 95.2, Carlsen 95.3
No move cost more than 12%.
Game 8: Carlsen v Anand ½–½
33 moves · e4 e5 Nf3 Nc6 · accuracy Carlsen 97.3, Anand 97.1
No move cost more than 12%.
Game 9: Anand v Carlsen 0–1
28 moves · d4 Nf6 c4 e6 · accuracy Anand 87.5, Carlsen 92.1
Costliest move: 28. Nf1 (Anand, 62% → 10%)
Game 10: Carlsen v Anand ½–½
65 moves · e4 c5 Nf3 d6 · accuracy Carlsen 94.3, Anand 95.5
No move cost more than 12%.
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