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Grand Swiss: Keymer's (missed) path to victory in his final-round game against Arjun
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The German grandmaster's tournament, however, was not without setbacks, as in round five he was defeated by 18-year-old French champion Marc'Andria Maurizzi.
These victories meant that Keymer entered the penultimate round tied for first place, facing fellow co-leader Matthias Bluebaum with the white pieces.
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Keymer built up a winning advantage, showing excellent preparation and endgame technique, but then committed a single, decisive mistake.
Given the tournament situation and the level of resistance posed by the Indian grandmaster, it is understandable that Keymer did not find the narrow path to victory.
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