Garry Kasparov vs Pia Cramling (1976)

Garry Kasparov vs Pia Cramling
Wattignies 1976 · Russian Game: Cozio (Lasker) Attack (C42) · 1/2-1/2

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Apr-30-04		valerianus: Pia Cramling is by far by favorite woman player ever (with the exception of Lauren Hwang)! This Swede does well against everyone and even boasts an even score with Kasparov (although, hey, he was only like thirteen in their only encounter...).

Jan-14-06		rogl: Well, Pia was also only 13 at the occasion.

May-20-07		AuDo: This game is played by her brother Dan Cramling (Swedish Champion 1981), not by Pia Cramling.

Sep-26-09		HeMateMe: I like the Petroff. When you play the Ruy, your up against these people who have memorized 20-move variations in a closed position. With the Petroff, you can get equality in the center and negate white's advantage. I think GK is 13 in this game?

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