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GM
Garry Kasparov vs. Deep Blue
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1.Nf3 d5; 2.d4 e6; 3.g3 c5; 4.Bg2 Nc6; 5.0-0 Nf6; 6.c4 dxc4; 7.Ne5 Bd7; 1 - 0 |
MANY
databases have the wrong move score for this game. (One starts off with
1.d4.)
And although many of them transpose back to the actual game, I found TWO whose
game
score was simply incorrect!!! The above score was arrived at by
"inputting" the moves - one at a time, by hand - directly into
the computer program, Chessbase 8.0.
And then I meticulously went through and checked every single move twice against
the book by Keene and Jacobs.
I am reasonably certain that these moves are 100% accurate. {A.J.G.}
Click HERE
to see this game with no annotations, but on a js re-play board.
(You don't need a chess set.)
Click HERE to see this game with my annotations, BUT!! ... this is text-only.
Kasparov on Game # 2.Kasparov's
post-game comments were interesting, albeit somewhat braggadocios. "I simply outplayed it," he said at one point. "The program did not understand the nature of that whole game." - Kasparov. "I played a conservative opening where the long-term strategy is more important than immediate tactics. I tested the computer subtly, giving it chances to act like a machine and trade short-term advantages for long-term weaknesses ... Against a very strong human the result might have been a draw. But I simply understood the essence of the endgame in a way that the computer never could. It's computational power was not enough to overcome my experience and intuitive appreciation of where the pieces should go." - GM Garry Kasparov - - - shortly after the game. |
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