Kasparov vs Kramnik

Hi everyone

I was just reading through a couple of pages on the net related to the Chess match organized by BrainGames in 2000 which brought face to face then reigning champion Garri Kasparov and challenger Vladimir Kramnik...

I was wondering what some of you may have thought at the time (or today), because I just replayed some of the games where Kasparov, playing White, got from the opening a few positions where he could expect to make progress against Black (+= chess evaluation), but instead quickly offered 'draw' despite being down on the match score.

Curious to know some of your opinions about that...

Thanks, Cheers...

 

huh? What?
Me No speake ehh englais senor!

And I like blindfold/rapid only.

 

Hi
You might find this to be an interesting link...

Any other Chess players here at Wilders's ?

Cheers

 

Who's the first one?

 

Wouldn't YOU like to know?

 

actually, no...
there's this chess "fraternity" over at the coll... 4 crazy kids - and they make life hell 'cuz they sit in the canteen all day bunking classes and on their own Queen Side Gambits and whatnot.
I left playing chess half a decade back... no takers back then in my circle. So now I'm illiterate in chess [and I lost thrice -badly too - to a chess newbie just yesterday ]

 

Berlin Defense One of my favorite games
Back in the 90's i won with this the speed chess tournament

 

It HAS to be the hair

 

Chess is good for the hair ... Concentration tends to make it grow fatser.
Interested-in-Chess users may want to take a look (sorry for the pun) at
http://www.chessexchange.com/forum/index.php
Very nice.
Cheers

 

Well, of course I meant "faster". Seems I've got all the hair I can handle, but no concentration whatsoever for the time being I'll set up my chess board as soon as I'm back home - promised.

 

hmm...

I'll have to take up this great game as my hair is thinning faster than u can say " is that a comb over"?


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