Author: Baldomero Garcia, Jr.
Date: 05:54:00 08/06/99
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I've also analyzed the game with CM6000 and I also get a draw. Of course, there is no guarantee that the game will be drawn. The key will be after Kasparov takes the pawn at g6. Then black moves Q-e4. The strategy for the world will depend on Kasparov's reply. I think a good plan for Kasparov is *not* to conduct a pawn race. Keep the kingside intact, so that the White king stays safe. I'd recommend a plan in which White brings the queen back to the queenside, along with the Bishop, and try to win the two b-pawns. If the queens and a minor piece are exchanged, then the white king can come to the queenside and stop the b-pawns, if they haven't been captured. Then the Bishop will be no match for the rook and the g and h pawns. Of course, I'm still hoping for a draw, but I think Kasparov's just too good to let the world get away with such position. Baldo.
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