He won game 6 and now leads 4.5 - 1.5 in the 12-game match. Though to me it seems that Kramnik had the advantage in the early middle game today.
See the moves at Chess Vibes.
Incidentally, when I studied chess openings everyone played 4. e3 against the Nimzo-Indian. Now everyone plays 4. Qc2. Is it just fashion?
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4.e3 is still pretty common at club-level in London.
Kasparov found some interesting 4.Nf3 lines in the KvK, which I think set off researchers looking at other lines from 4.e3 and 4.Qc2 is the big line that came up.
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