Famous Chess Games: Anand vs Lautier Part 1

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thechesswebsiteMaster gamesScandinavian defenseAnand, viswanathanLautier, joël1997

Many people have requested that I give my own commentary on the famous games that I have listed on my website so I am starting a new series of videos that will be dedicated to doing just that. This game took place between Anand (the current Champion) vs Lautier (a very strong GM). Be sure to check out part 2 at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-wMTei3m_w.

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