Almost six hours have passed while the game between Mickey Adams and Arkadij Naiditsch still goes on, and probably won’t be finished soon.
The game started with a Nimzo-Indian defence where a lot of exchanges took place quite fast.
However, the resulting position suited both players and they continued to search for ways to obtain advantage.
Adams’ passed pawns on the queenside seemed very dangerous in the long-run, but Naiditsch’s active pieces on the kingside kept the black’s defences busy. Add to this, the low amount of time both have on their clocks.
A titanic battle between two fierce fighters continues! Follow it live on Chessdom.
GRENKE Chess Classic Baden-Baden 2013 preview / Pairings / Live games with analysis
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