List of Chess Games Between Anand and Kramnik - Blindfold Games

Blindfold Games

White Black Year Result Moves Winner Tournament Opening Notes Reference
1 Anand Kramnik 1994 1–0 50 Anand Amber tournament B33 Sicilian Defence
2 Kramnik Anand 1995 ½–½ 51 Amber tournament D38 Queen's Gambit Declined
3 Anand Kramnik 1996 0–1 40 Kramnik Amber tournament B66 Sicilian Defence
4 Kramnik Anand 1997 0–1 29 Anand Amber tournament D27 Queen's Gambit Accepted
5 Anand Kramnik 1998 ½–½ 67 Amber tournament B31 Sicilian Defence
6 Anand Kramnik 1999 0–1 24 Kramnik Amber tournament B56 Sicilian Defence
7 Kramnik Anand 2000 1–0 32 Kramnik Amber tournament D43 Semi-Slav Defence
8 Anand Kramnik 2001 ½–½ 24 Amber tournament D56 Queen's Gambit Declined
9 Anand Kramnik 2003 ½–½ 26 Amber tournament B90 Sicilian Najdorf
10 Kramnik Anand 2004 ½–½ 18 Amber tournament B83 Sicilian Defence
11 Anand Kramnik 2005 1–0 52 Anand Amber tournament C42 Petrov's Defence
12 Kramnik Anand 2007 1–0 30 Kramnik Amber tournament E20 Nimzo-Indian Defence
13 Kramnik Anand 2008 ½–½ 23 Amber tournament E20 Nimzo-Indian Defence
14 Anand Kramnik 2009 1–0 30 Anand Amber tournament C42 Petrov's Defence
15 Kramnik Anand 2011 ½–½ 41 Amber tournament A35 English opening

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