Aug-31-05 Khalifman vs Kramnik, 1993 
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Quantos: Kramnik will always find a resonable motive to make a draw, and he will always find the precisse one for other players to accept an early draw |
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Aug-31-05 J Nogueiras vs Kramnik, 1994
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Quantos: Poor nogueiras, he HAD to accept the draw, cause he got a terrible headache and was tired,and with Kramnik repeating every 5 seconds "lets draw" he got tired and accept the draw offer, otherwise he would have gone crazy. |
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Aug-31-05 Anand vs Kramnik, 1996
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Quantos: This game can be called as "Clash of Drawers" |
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Aug-31-05 Kramnik vs Gelfand, 1994
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Quantos: Cool game, it shows how powerfull the sicilian canal-sokolsky can be , |
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Aug-31-05 V Akopian vs Kramnik, 1992 
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Quantos: What an exciting french game, i like specially when Kramnik sacrifices his horse to break into king structure and finally wins the game. |
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Aug-31-05 Kharlov vs Kramnik, 1990 
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Quantos: i saw in chessmetrics.com that kramnik has been together the most boring and drawish, non exciting chess player ever |
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Aug-31-05 Kramnik vs Huebner, 1992 
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Quantos: a mastepiece of drawmnik!!! |
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Aug-31-05 Kramnik vs Ivanchuk, 1996 
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Quantos: <"there was no need to risk losing a game> those are the cowards words!!!!
and ok, if they are not going to take a silly risk, why Kramnik make people waste time??? i mean he can call by phone and make the draw via telephone, that way he can save him, his oponent, the chess ... |
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Aug-31-05 Leko vs Kramnik, 2005 
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Quantos: This its a truly masterpiece of the best drawish Masters"!!!!!! what else can be expected from Leko and Kramnik but a draw??? this two playing together will always draw |
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