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| Oct-06-04 | | beatgiant: <drunkenknight>:
<there is usually only one best move in a position>There is sometimes (I'm not sure if it is usually) only one move in a position to achieve the strongest result. But in a totally hopeless position (such as White's appears to be on move 53), it's not clear Tarrasch's maxim can help. <he's up an exchange, so maybe 53 QxR then Ra8? because queening a pawn on e1 wont produce check then.> On 53.  xe4  xe4 54.  a8 e1() , I don't see a good defense to 55...xg2# . And on 53. xe4 xe4 54. c3 f4 threatening ...f3 also looks devastating. |
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| Oct-06-04 | | alexandrovm: this game is funny, because Kramnik is checkmated for real! :) |
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| Oct-23-04 | | Spassky69: I wonder what his face was like when and if Kasparov yelled Checkmate in Russian. |
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| Oct-23-04 | | alexandrovm: lol :) |
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Oct-17-05
 | | notyetagm: Check out the knight maneuvring from moves 15-23.
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| Oct-17-06 | | Bufon: Kasparov dominates Kramnik the whole game, to make a nice check mate!! As my friend <notyetagm> pointed out the knights were moved in a funny way from moves 15-23, but is clear that Kasparov get advatange out of that. Is also nice how Kasparov builds a solid line of pawns. |
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| Oct-18-06 | | Whitehat1963: My favorite Kramnik game! |
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| Oct-18-06 | | cotdt: in blitz no one is even close to kasparov |
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| Oct-18-06 | | Archives: Or you could expand that statement to... In <chess> no one is even close to Kasparov ;) |
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| Oct-18-06 | | Milo: This game conclusively proves that Kasparov was the most dominant player of all time, and will always be the most dominant player of all time. If time-travelling alien supercomputers were to visit the earth, Kasparov would beat them. I can tell just by looking at this blitz game. |
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| Oct-18-06 | | Lt. Col. Majid: What is the head-to-head scores in blitz between Kasparov and Kramnik? |
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Oct-18-06
 | | keypusher: <positional brilliancy> http://bsllabs.theumb.net/proddetai... |
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| Oct-18-06 | | positionalbrilliancy: ooops..hehe... |
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| Oct-18-06 | | positionalbrilliancy: how embarrassing.... |
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| Oct-18-06 | | s4life: Kramnik looked hopeless through most of the second half of the game... |
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Oct-18-06
 | | chancho: <Bufon: Kasparov dominates Kramnik the whole game, to make a nice check mate!!> It was only a blitz game. No big deal. |
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Oct-18-06
| | keypusher: <positional brilliancy> Don't worry about it, I could have used one of those many times on this site. |
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Oct-18-06
| | keypusher: I can't think of a less fitting memorial to Botvinnik than a blitz match. It's like having a striptease in honor of Mother Theresa. |
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| Jan-08-08 | | component: Someone please explain the move 30...Re6. |
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| Jan-08-08 | | Avarus: <component> 30..Re6 prepares ..Rd6, putting pressure on d4 and d-file in general. Which is likely why 31.c5 was played. |
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| Jan-08-08 | | Bobsterman3000: justice |
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Nov-14-08
 | | tpstar: After 52. Rg1, WT Harvey notes 52 ... Bxg2+! is Mate in Four: 53. Rxg2 Qf1+! 54. Rxf1 exf1=Q+ 55. Rg1 Qxh3#. Very similar to the actual finish, but the mate line is forced. Great game. |
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| Mar-14-09 | | shahjinan: You can say this is the final game...in which Kasparov win (last game) against Kramnik....uptill this point..they were having 21-21 wins each..
Finally in this game Kasparov proved his domination... |
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| May-14-09 | | WhiteRook48: Kramnik got checkmated?!!??!! |
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| May-31-09 | | smaragdus: A real masterpiece by Kramnik! |
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sac: 34...Bd5
