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Garry Kasparov vs Dmitry Kayumov
Moscow (1976), rd 8
Caro-Kann Defense: General (B10)  ·  1-0

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Mar-24-05  Ernesto7: WHOOOO
Qxc8 and Qa3+ and it'll be mate....
what an awsm game
Apr-26-05  sharkbenjamin: Unbelievable for a 13 year old!
Aug-22-06  The Onyx Dragoon: If 36. ...Qxc8, then Qa3+, forcing Qc5, which will be taken by the d pawn. Still, nice job by both sides.
Oct-27-06  Tenderfoot: Seems like an odd opening for Kasparov? Great game, I suppose black should've done something about that knight a little sooner.
Oct-27-06  Open Defence: this idea can also be tried in the Sicilian... 1e4 c5 2Ne2
Oct-27-06  Open Defence: but Black probably has 1e4 c5 2Ne2 d5 3e5 d4
Oct-27-06  mrbasso: 3.e5? is a stupid move and d4 is not the best answer.
Aug-06-07  Giearth: <chessgames.com>, isn't this guy/game supposed to be in Dmitry D Kaiumov
Sep-09-07  kingsindian2006: does white not castle because of to much queen side pressure or because he moved his g pawn forward ?
Apr-17-09  sheaf: after 5..e6 black gets a position arising from french advance variation except that black is a tempo behind (white to move)..garry tricked him with the move order..
Dec-15-09  shreyaslathi: guys i am a new here why did black did not take up tht white knight with his g7xf6 move whts wrong here guys
Dec-15-09  Jim Bartle: Probably because of Qh6 check.
Dec-15-09  TheChessGuy: <shreyaslathi> If 33...gxf6?, then 34.exf6 Ng6 35.b5 and White wins because he's about to get the piece back with interest and get a monster passed b-pawn on the sixth rank.
Dec-15-09  zanshin: White move 33, it takes Rybka 3 some time to find Kasparov's knight sac:


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[+2.69] d=20 <33.Nf6!> Qd8 34.b5 h6 35.bxc6 Rc7 36.Nd7 Kg8 37.Qd2 Qa8 38.Qa2 Qd8 39.h3 Kh7 40.Qb1 Kg8 41.Qd3 (0:29.25) 207050kN ...

[+1.17] d=16 <33.b5> Na5 34.Rxc8 Nxc8 35.Qa3 Kg8 36.Nd2 Qd8 37.Qc3 Ne7 38.Qc7 Nec6 39.Rxc6 Nxc6 40.Qxc6 h6 41.h3 Qe7 42.f4 Kh7 43.Qc2 Kg8 44.Nf3 Qe8 45.Qc7 (0:00.15) 2173kN ...

[+0.65] d=8 <33.Qd3> Nd8 34.Rxc8 Nxc8 35.Ng5 Kg8 (0:00.00) 48kN

Dec-15-09  zanshin: After <33.Nf6!>, Black seems to have two viable moves: taking the knight with <33...gxf6>, or the move played <33...Qd8>. Here's head-to-head analysis:


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[+2.69] d=18 33...Qd8 34.b5 h6 35.bxc6 Rc7 36.Nd7 Kg8 37.Qd2 Qa8 38.Qa2 Qd8 39.h3 Kh7 40.Qb1 Kg8 41.Qd3 Qc8 (0:32.22) 507448kN

[+3.26] d=17 33...gxf6 34.exf6 (0:32.22) 507448kN

Dec-15-09  TheChessGuy: Thank you for checking the variations.
Dec-16-09  Jim Bartle: Great stuff. My superficial Qh6 was a disaster.
Oct-05-14  MrJafari: marvelous! I couldn't detect the position even after taking the Rook by the Queen! How I'm weak at seeing these situations!

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