Boris Gulko vs Eva Kulovana (2011)

Boris Gulko vs Eva Kulovana
Snowdrops and Old-hands (2011) · Slav Defense: Chameleon. Chebanenko Variation (D15) · 1-0

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Dec-08-11		profK: Looks too easy, good one Boris!

Dec-09-11		HeMateMe: Outplayed in the opening.

Dec-13-11		sicilianhugefun: Is it true that its only Boris Gulko who has a positive score against Kasparov?

Dec-13-11		An Englishman: Good Evening: The database at CG has 8 games between Kasparov and Gulko, and indeed, Gulko has won 3, lost 1, and drawn 4. He even won in 24 moves as Black in one of them.

Dec-13-11		Shams: I had thought that Joel Lautier also enjoyed a plus score against Garry in classical chess but it seems that Kasparov was able to swing it the other way by sweeping Lautier at the 2002 FIDE Moscow Grand Prix. http://www.chessgames.com/perl/ches...

Dec-13-11		acirce: <Shams> That was a rapid event. I was glad to see that even chessgames.com has those games correctly classified. As to the question, of course Kramnik has a 5-4 score with lots of draws in classical games.

Dec-13-11		Shams: <acirce> Thanks, should have clicked through.

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