Congratulations to Anand who remains world champion after a very edgy game.

He is worthy the title! I followed the match on Chessgames.com where Nigel Short commented the games. He's final verdict was that Anand is the more complete all-around player with a more thorough understanding of the game, where Topalov is more of an agressive attack-player only. I belive Nigel is quite right about that.

Meanwhile; It's to be assumed the the latest rendition of "Rybka," is quietly waiting on the sidelines, {as computers are prone to do}; And whose Hungarian creator, awaits word as to a possible 'Anand'-"Rybka," {cyber versus human}, ultimate match!
 
I'm probably assuming, a bit too much here; Since what human World Chess Champ' would want to be perceived, in an official way; That he {or even she}, will likely Always come out 'second best,' against the reigning computer champ! --
 
Ps. I've never heard of a computer losing a game, due to 'fatigue'!

gutsy opening by Anand.His C pawn was really weak but his qb was very strong.His f5 e4 maneuver was gorgeous