Author: Jeremiah Penery
Date: 12:13:22 10/24/02
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On October 24, 2002 at 06:15:14, Vincent Diepeveen wrote: >On October 23, 2002 at 14:25:13, Robert Hyatt wrote: > >'a gm i saw blundering'. Wow good from you. 80 years old >and called Bronstein or something? > >Or a 2495 rated GM and busy telling his wife he's back home soon >in his mobile phone because he is bored from this tournament >as he has no chance to win prices anyway anymore? > >Or some kind of 'invitation group' where winning is not so important >and just a show to the sponsor matters? > >Or getting a million dollar paid in advance to play a chessprogram >instead of 700k if he wins? > >Such kind of examples you have? > >Your point is wrong. Please show me kasparov-kramnik games >and how many 1b blunders they make there. > >Of course if they have a won position and win the position (even if >there is a mate in 11 or whatever) that doesn't count. > >It's about blowing won positions to a draw or a loss and a drawn position >to a loss. > >That's the key thing. > >I won't say i will play a russian roulette if there has been such >a blunder in the kasparov-kramnik games, but i could do the bet. > >You won't find *any*. > >Even when kramnik was 16 years old... In Kasparov-Kramnik, I remember at least one game where Kramnik turned a win into a draw with a bad move.
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