Sheva wasn't the only one who fought for his life right now. No, close to the table where he was currently playing, the boy could see from the corner of his eyes that Medina was also thinking hard about her own situation, and even though he couldn't see it by himself, the boy could guess that she was probably in a tough situation.
Indeed, Medina didn't really have a great time here. Honestly, her job should be pretty easy here, trying to get a draw against Victor Erdos, the Hungarian veteran GM who didn't play that well in the last couple of rounds. It shouldn't be that hard, especially since the man went for the exchange variation of the Caro-Kann defense. That was probably one of the most boring opening lines in the world, which more often than not was associated with a draw result.
