Oct-23-04 Kramnik vs Leko, 2004 
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| mtatewaki: kramnik's home preparation sucked... |
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Oct-23-04 Leko vs Kramnik, 2004
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| mtatewaki: he tried to play for the crowd too much? what is he micheal jordan? in reality he just didnt see h6! |
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Jul-22-04 D Byrne vs Fischer, 1956
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| mtatewaki: the 5 top players would win easily against Fischer. sure he was almost unbeateble in early 70s but chess has moved forward in last 30 years, you know.. |
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Jun-04-04 Kasparov vs Topalov, 1999
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| mtatewaki: Benjamin Lau: i agree that opening preparation cannot win the game on its own(i never said otherwise). but ur claim that opening preparation was an important part in only 5 of 2000 of Kasparov's game is absurd in my opinion. i'm from slovenia and i can tell you that i remember our |
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May-31-04 Korchnoi vs Karpov, 1974
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| mtatewaki: i dont understand 48…Kh6? Doesnt 48…Rc6 69.Rc6 f5 draw easily? |
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May-21-04 Kasparov vs Deep Blue, 1997
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| mtatewaki: I think this game is simply amazing! kasparov played great chess to beat the machine! |
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May-20-04 Kasparov vs Anand, 2003
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| mtatewaki: 57...kh8 is a terrible blunder |
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May-20-04 A Sherzer vs F Borkowski, 1988
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| mtatewaki: maybe white was in big time trouble or maybe black was angry or just impolite, who knows.. |
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May-20-04 Kasparov vs Karpov, 1987
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| mtatewaki: first mistake here is 25..Qc7 (better h6) then kasparov missed a win with 33.Qd1?
33.Qb5! was winning:
a) 33...Nd6 34.Qc6
b)34....Kf8 35.Qc6 Ne7 36.Dd6 Kg8 37.Be4 wins
karpov made the decisive mistake with
33...Ne7? only move to save the game was
33...Nc5! and white of ... |
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May-20-04 Kasparov vs Karpov, 1986
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| mtatewaki: in my opinion karpov made many mistakes in this game:
1)26... rad8? better is 26...f6
2)27... rd2? better is 26..kh8
3)28... qb2? better is 26...kh8
4)29... kh8? only move was 26...rd7 |
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