A third tense draw
Lei Tingjie, the challenger in Shanghai, played a few inaccurate moves in the opening phase of the match for the Women’s World Championship. Reigning world champion Ju Wenjun thus gained some chances before move 20. Her 19...a5, however, was not precise enough for anything serious to come of it.
Three games, three (tense) draws have been played so far.
On this DVD, well-known Indian WGM Tania Sachdev shows you how to evaluate certain positions and then find the right concepts and plans on the basis of her own games.

Lei Tingjie playing white against Ju Wenjun
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