Judit Polgar vs Deep Blue (Computer) (1993)

Judit Polgar vs Deep Blue (Computer)
Match 1993 · Formation: King's Indian Attack (A07) · 1/2-1/2

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Jul-28-04		chess4games: I can see that white is losing lots of pawns. I guess 1/2-1/2 is not interesting. 0-1 is more interesting to me.

Jul-28-04		Spassky69: perputal check comrade

Oct-02-09		nasiminasirov: White is not only losing pawns she is already lost the game. I am not a grandmaster but I see that Deep Blue have to play 48-Qe8 instead 48-Ra4, another mistake is 50-Rxa2 instead 50-f3. I think Polgar cannot win the Computer. This game is fake.

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