Author: Uri Blass
Date: 19:45:26 01/28/03
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On January 28, 2003 at 22:26:35, Jonas Cohonas wrote: >On January 28, 2003 at 22:03:56, Carlos Lantigua wrote: > >>Let´s be sincere, a super GM of the calibre of Kasparov couldnt missed the >>winning move 25, imagine if Kasparov would won game 2, the match wouldnt be >>interesting for the public and for the comercial interest of DJ, Kasparov and DJ >>team agree he would win the match on a very narrow margin, perhaps 1 or 1/2, >>thus Kasparov and DJ would be happy. >> >>PS, excuseme my bad English.) > >Will you guys ever go away??? There are other cases against humans when kasparov did bigger mistakes. It is not a one ply error like the error of kramnik. I believe that kasparov did not avoid winning on purpose. There are 2 possibilities: 1)He saw the draw and was not sure about the win and did not want to take risks when he was leading. 2)He did not see the draw when he played Qa1+ but only some moves later. I do not think that the draw is a simple tactics for super GM's. The point is to see that the sacrifice of the queen draw and it is possible that he considered the sacrifice of the queen but did not see that Junior has a draw by the sacrifice because of a move that he did not consider. Uri
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