Sveshnikov has played his Knight to f2, presumably to thwart this ...simultaneously ruling out trading the last pawn w ...f4 due to Nh3+ ... and JDMN has played ...Kf6 after a long think.IM Jack Rudd wrote:I think I see Nunn's drawing plan: he wants to play ...Re4, swap the rooks off, and stick his king on f3. That ties down the knight to the defence of the g-pawn and the king to the defence of the knight (because the black e-pawn is too far advanced), and he then sends his b-pawn down the board to overload white's pieces.
Are there any other likely drawing schemes?