Author: walter irvin
Date: 09:23:54 10/25/00
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On October 24, 2000 at 18:36:53, Daniel Chancey wrote: >The match is far from over. The New York Jets were down 30-7 when the 4th >Quarter begun, and they came back to win 40-37 in overtime. It is possible that >Kasparov can comeback. > >Kasparov should do something that Fischer did against Spassky. Play openings >Kramnik would never expect he would play. Kramnik was prepared to defend the >Berlin Defense but Kasparov wasn't sufficently prepared to play the Nimzo-Indian >or QGA. Kramnik got the advantage in opening preparation. > >Kasparov must down the Berlin wall and put Kramnik in shock as black. >Otherwise, the situation will be all but hopeless. > >Castle2000 chess is a very strange game when played by humans .one thing there is a huge phycological factor when you are dealing with people .if kasparov were a machine he would have a much better chance to win .kasparov is very dangerous when he is leading a match .but the resistance has been much stiffer than he expected .he has not been able to turn things around so his confidece is badly shaken .i have seen things like this happen once a person is beaten in there mind its over same thing happened vs deep blue .kasparov met stiffer resistance and he folded like a noodle .thats to me what makes computers so tuff they dont get down when they make a mistake or lose a game .so with this in mind kasparov has very little chance of turning this around . he were 10 years younger he could have done it .but as a person gets older you lose some of your will power .
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