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Subject: Kramnik - Fritz in Schach Magazin 64

Author: Jouni Uski

Date: 22:18:07 11/04/02

There is interesting and quite long analysis about game 2. which Kramnik won.
They claim, that after whites 35. Rc5, there is no need for black to lose:

[D]r7/3k1ppp/8/p1R1p3/Pp2P3/5PP1/1P5P/4K3 b - -

According to analysis 35.-Rc8 draws! Really?

Other interesting note is, that in draw 4. game, Deep Fritz played most/whole
game
with only one prosessor, because of hardware problems.

Jouni

Re: Kramnik - Fritz in Schach Magazin 64 martin fierz 11:17:55 11/05/02
- Re: Kramnik - Fritz in Schach Magazin 64 Robert Hyatt 21:02:57 11/05/02
  - Re: Kramnik - Fritz in Schach Magazin 64 martin fierz 00:43:58 11/06/02
    - Re: Kramnik - Fritz in Schach Magazin 64 Robert Hyatt 08:15:43 11/06/02
      - Re: Kramnik - Fritz in Schach Magazin 64 martin fierz 10:58:24 11/06/02
        
        Re: Kramnik - Fritz in Schach Magazin 64 Robert Hyatt 11:51:50 11/06/02
        
        Re: Kramnik - Fritz in Schach Magazin 64 martin fierz 12:42:14 11/06/02
        
        Re: Kramnik - Fritz in Schach Magazin 64 Robert Hyatt 08:42:57 11/07/02
        
        Re: Kramnik - Fritz in Schach Magazin 64 Dave Gomboc 21:47:12 11/08/02
        
        Re: Kramnik - Fritz in Schach Magazin 64 Dan Andersson 14:47:17 11/09/02
        
        Re: Kramnik - Fritz in Schach Magazin 64 Dave Gomboc 06:55:10 11/12/02
        
        Re: Kramnik - Fritz in Schach Magazin 64 Dan Andersson 13:32:10 11/12/02
        
        Re: Kramnik - Fritz in Schach Magazin 64 Robert Hyatt 14:15:56 11/13/02
  - Re: Kramnik - Fritz in Schach Magazin 64 Dan Andersson 21:12:45 11/05/02
    - Re: Kramnik - Fritz in Schach Magazin 64 Robert Hyatt 08:14:04 11/06/02
Re: Kramnik - Fritz in Schach Magazin 64 David Hanley 09:55:38 11/05/02
Re: Kramnik - Fritz in Schach Magazin 64 Joachim Rang 01:40:53 11/05/02
Re: Kramnik - Fritz in Schach Magazin 64 Dan Andersson 22:52:21 11/04/02

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