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Beat the Elite with Black In descending order from largest Elo-point differential.  (Mostly classical chess. All games played since 2000.  Loser has an Elo rating of 2600 or better at the time of the game.)  Reigning world chess champion Viswanathan Anand is the victim of three of the eleven biggest upsets!  Shirov, Tiviakov, and Sutovsky also feature prominently.  You'll also find Kasparov, Karpov, Topalov, Carlsen, Aronian, Ivanchuk, Morozevich, Nakamura, and Jakovenko among the victims.  But still no Kramnik. (I'm waiting, Vladimir!) 97 games, 2000-2013 Complex favorites 103 games, 1895-2010 Entertaining Favorites 102 games, 1849-2008 Jakovenko! Celebrating Jako's superb endgame technique! 43 games, 2004-2013 Lengthy and Complex These games are an analyst's dream (or nightmare), featuring lengthy, complicated battles filled with unexpected moves and plenty of variations in typically unbalanced opposition. 67 games, 1858-2012 Tough Guess-the-Move Challenges! 48 games, 1857-2013