In this game, we'll see how Kasparov had shrewdly able to display a highest level of intuition to outplay a notably aggressive and yet sharp chessplay by the computer, X3D Fritz.

There are lots of ideas we could learn from how Garry played his game especially the way how he had plotted his breakthrough to a6 (43. Nxa6).

Semi-Slav Defense: Accelerated Meran Variation (D45)  ·  1-0

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wat a sool game

great pawn struc. as well as maneuver of pieces. thanks for sharing.  

Thanks for this play with Kasparov vs Fritz! Whaouuuu. Nothing to say still. It's lesson of this art of chess.

Nice! Thank you for posting it.  Wow! talk about a string of pawns creating a wall!  Interesting.

Kasparov was indeed one of the greatest chess players ever to live. He could beat any chess computer nowadays if he still played.

The game was played in 2003, and the match was a draw.

The game Kasparov lost:

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