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Subject: Re: Open Letter by Hsu: Kasparov does not want a rematch

Author: Pete Galati

Date: 05:08:11 01/10/00

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On January 10, 2000 at 07:20:31, Vincent Diepeveen wrote:

>On January 09, 2000 at 22:39:32, Pete Galati wrote:
>
>>On January 09, 2000 at 22:21:25, Dave Gomboc wrote:
>>
>>>You can read the letter at http://www.chesscenter.com/twic/feng.html
>>>
>>>Your comments?
>>>
>>>Dave
>>
>>In a way it's a shame that it won't happen, but what it apears to me to be is
>>Kasparov just digging for publicity, and this pretty much unfairly drags Hsu
>>into it when his time could probably be better spent.
>>
>>Kasparov needs to stop talking and return to playing Chess, maybe defend his
>>fictitious World Chess Champ title or something, it's about ime he does that,
>>he's starting to apear more & more like Mr. Fischer every day.  That's just my
>>opinion.
>
>If you offer a few dollars then kasparov is there. Seems to me that
>Hsu can't offer enough money to kasparov as he needs himselve also
>badly some money. You're in a vicious circle then.
>
>Kasparov is not gonna play on the condition that you will try to look
>for money.
>Hsu doesn't say anything about price fund garantueed by a sponsor if
>kasparov plays for world title.
>
>>Pete

Money isn't something that I read the letter from Hsu with any though of.

If IBM had a good head on their sholders they'd realize how much they profited
from running the last match against Kasparov and cough up some large amounts of
cash to make it happen.

By nature though, IBM is a big slow moving monster, and I don't know if that's
really posible for them to do, taking Kasparov's somewhat unpredictable
tempermental nature.

If Kasparov was generally more level headed, the whole thing would be easier to
do (if he were also a big slow moving monster, Godzilla vs King Kong).

Pete



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