September 2007 in Mecico City, a point ahead of his nearest rivals, GMs Vladimir Kramnik of Russia and Boris 🌜 Gelfand of Israel. Anand's final score was 'plus four' (or '+4'), meaning that he won four more games than he 🌜 lost. Since he did not lose a single game, we can also write his score as +4-0=10, meaning four wins, 🌜 no losses, and ten draws. His closest rivals finished at 'plus two', both +3-1=10. The diagram shows the pagbet aviator
September 2007 in Mecico City, a point ahead of his nearest rivals, GMs Vladimir
Kramnik of Russia and Boris 🌜 Gelfand of Israel. Anand's final score was 'plus four' (or
'+4'), meaning that he won four more games than he 🌜 lost. Since he did not lose a single
game, we can also write his score as +4-0=10, meaning four wins, 🌜 no losses, and ten
draws. His closest rivals finished at 'plus two', both +3-1=10. The diagram shows the
