Garry Kasparov vs Vladimir Kramnik (1992)

Garry Kasparov vs Vladimir Kramnik
Paris (France) 1992 · Sicilian Defense: Nyezhmetdinov-Rossolimo Attack (B30) · 1-0

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Given 43 times; par: 37 [what's this?]

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Nov-22-02		erap: move ten looks like an error

Nov-22-02		Honza Cervenka: 10...h5 seems to be another typo. 10...Qh5 was probably played.

Nov-22-02		drukenknight: Notice how blacks Q gets pushed around from around move 12. WHy does he grab the iso. pawn at c5? Im thinking 12...Nd4

Feb-06-04		Helloween: The resignation didn't come a minute too early- 26...Qf8 27.Nd6 Qg7(no way to stop Re8)28.Nxf5!(offering the Queen for mate)28...Bxf5 29.Qxg7+ Kxg7 30.Ne6+ and more exchanges ensue, either with 30...Bxe6 or 30...K-moves 31.Nd4, with a clearly winning position.

Mar-28-04		weepingwarrior: Is this correct? This game is a repeat with a few real goofy moves.

Mar-29-04		Resignation Trap: No, this score is not correct. The correct score is Kasparov vs Kramnik, 1992

Aug-07-04		greystar69: Why doesn't black play 9... cxb4 and winning a pawn?

Aug-07-04		molinov: I think because of 10.c4

Jul-25-05		Medusa: Kramnik and his masterpieces!!!

Jul-26-05		Montreal1666: Total control and domination. From the first till last move.

Aug-01-05		Ferdyrojo: Heil to the highlighted commentators! This is what makes Chess a real sport like any good one.

Aug-19-05		Queens Gambit: Kasparov dominated kramnik here, <From the first till last move>

Feb-08-06		Aseem: This is the first Kasparov v Kramnik match according to the database

Feb-18-06		rodrigochaves: why not 15.Nxc6, atacking d4 and e5... in other words, makig pressure on center?

Mar-24-06		Conde de Montecristo: Kramnik still havent realized here, Sicilians were not for him.

Mar-24-06		Boomie: <rodrigochaves> Black wants to restrain white from playing d5. 15...Nxc6 is inviting d5. Still there isn't much separating the two moves according to Herr Fritz. 15...Qxc6 1.18/14 15...Nxc6 16. Rb1 Qa5 17. Qd3 e5 18. d5 f6 19. Rb5 Qa3 20. Qe3 Ne7 1.22/14

Mar-24-06		zev22407: The power of centralization.

Nov-27-06		Ch3ckmate: <Aseem> actually its the second=P

Kasparov on Kasparov: Part I

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