Author: Kurt Utzinger
Date: 08:47:06 10/13/02
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On October 13, 2002 at 11:37:20, Tim Mirabile wrote: >Humans tend to blunder because of pressure. Kramnik was faced with a difficult >defense of a Q+N ending, and just cracked. Ask Kasparov about his problems >against Genius in a Q+N ending in the Intel Grand Prix. Computers are known to >be very tough there, and perhaps Kramnik was preoccupied with this very thought >during the game. > >As for the simplicity of the blunder, these kind of things happen all the time >in chess clubs. One strong player will make a simple blunder to another, and a >weaker player watching will wonder why they don't make such blunders against >him? The answer of course is that the weaker player doesn't put them under >enough pressure. Hi Tim Well done your remarks . Kurt
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