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REBEL (Computer) vs Viswanathan Anand
game-8 (40/2:00 all 1:00) (1998), Italy, Jul-23
Queen's Indian Defense: Kasparov-Petrosian Variation. Kasparov Attack (E12)  ·  0-1

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Jan-27-06  EmperorAtahualpa: Amazing game and brilliant victory by Anand! Quite some complications here...I will need to study this game more deeply.
Mar-08-07  aazqua: Bizarre. Anand wins two games by trading a rook for a minor piece and a trapped minor and then demonstrates to the computer that the bishop pair + rook dominates the rook pair in the endgame. Odd. Neither game ran to completion?
Oct-17-11  Chessfugitive: This is a little unfair to the computer. The final material (not positional) evaluation is 14 pawns to 13 pawns. Is it still near impossible to strike a balance between the combinations of pieces and their evaluations in computer chess? For e.g the Rook Knight and pawn vs queen or 2 rooks vs queen or 3 minors vs queen etc.
Sep-22-13  Everett: Anybody sick Houdini on this game?

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