Author: Rolf Tueschen
Date: 17:05:27 10/06/02
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On October 06, 2002 at 18:00:09, martin fierz wrote: >he would not dare play like that?? kramnik played both the berlin and this >variation of the QG against kasparov in their world championship match. I wasn't talking about the opening, Martin. I meant the deep play for a pawn in the middle game. Or would you say that a human player wouldplan to let his rook on a8 for the complete game? > the >great thing about kramnik is that he is a natural anti-computer player. he >doesnt have to play weird openings against the machine that he usually doesnt >play and then find himself in a position he doesnt understand deeply. he just >plays a slight variation of his normal openings (like 9.Kf1) to take DF out of >book. >perhaps if kramnik gains a 2-point lead he will try something a bit more >spectacular, but for the time being he will take no risks and continue with his >anti-kasparov strategy, which works just fine against DF! It is as if we discussed that Capablanca also could try to play like Lasker for a change. Why should he do that? The Kramnik style of this game was fantastic IMO. Rolf Tueschen > >aloha > martin
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