Author: Ricardo Gibert
Date: 02:45:50 11/25/03
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On November 24, 2003 at 14:41:56, Pierre Chevalier wrote: >Kasparov passed these opportunities during his match vs Fritz: >Game 1: 33 Qf5 instead of opting for a draw >Game 2: 17...f4 closing the position and pawn storming the king Without the white squared bishop, this is a well known strategic error. You would have to put a gun to GK's head to get him to play it. To understand why, I suggest you study up on the basic ideas of the King's Indian Defence. >Game 3: He wins! no problem here >Game 4: He could have played the Queen sacrifice which he used to beat Kramnik >Why didnt Kasparov go all out for wins?
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