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Garry Kasparov vs Aleksander S Nikitin
Trening 1981  ·  Queen's Indian Defense: Classical Variation. Polugayevsky Gambit (E17)  ·  1-0
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Jul-06-05  InitiativeCheck: Kaspy sacrificing pawns again to conjure up an irresistable attack. Curse you Garry for making it look so easy!
Nov-28-05
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  KingG: Wow! What a game!

I wonder though, should 'Trening 1981' by 'Training 1981' sice Nikitin was Kasparov's trainer, or is there such a place as 'Trening'.

Nov-28-05  alexandrovm: great game indeed. I wonder the same as <KingG> < sice Nikitin was Kasparov's trainer, or is there such a place as 'Trening'.>
Nov-28-05  alicefujimori: According to my database on Kasparov's games, the info does say "Trening, URS". So the chances of it being a place is quite high.
Nov-28-05
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  KingG: <alicefujimori> That's quite a coincidence then.
Nov-28-05
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  acirce: <According to my database on Kasparov's games, the info does say "Trening, URS".>

Why would that mean it's a place? I'd just assume it is what it says, a training game.

Nov-28-05  alexandrovm: <I'd just assume it is what it says, a training game.> well, because it doesn't say training...
Nov-28-05
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  acirce: No, it says Trening but it's in Russian (a loan word from English obviously).
Nov-28-05  alexandrovm: <acirce: No, it says Trening but it's in Russian...> Thanks for the information. So, trening is training in russian? I didn't know, thanks once again...
Oct-13-06
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  keypusher: What a tremendous game. I love at the end when Kasparov spurns a discovered check in order to force mate.
Dec-23-06  ToTheDeath: I love the early 80's Kasparov. Nothing like it before or since.
Dec-23-06  Kwesi: This game reminded me of Spassky vs H Ree, 1967

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