Garry Kasparov on Garry Kasparov I

Sort:
ChrisWainscott

Bought this today. Looking forward to reading it as Kasparov is my idol.

heinzie

Kasparov is awesome and he knows it

PrawnEatsPrawn

Fischer was better.

helltank
PrawnEatsPrawn wrote:

Fischer was better.


Nice try. 

trysts

Is it some photoshopped porn, or are there really two Kasparovs?

theoreticalboy

Morphy was better tahn both of tehm!!

GrandmasterAdam

morphy was probably better than both of them as who else came up with opening principles? morphy(? i think and as well he didnt blunder)

helltank

I am suddenly reminded of the two-man con in American Gods.

heinzie

I think Capablanca in his prime played more precise chess than any of the great players mentioned so far

heinzie

Precisely!

gabrielconroy

I thought Kramnik was the most accurate?

heinzie

Exactly!

Gm_andrewfeng
ChrisWainscott wrote:

Bought this today. Looking forward to reading it as Kasparov is my HERO!


 hes my hero 2!

jason17

I like chess.

fabelhaft
gabrielconroy wrote:

I thought Kramnik was the most accurate?


Capablanca and Kramnik were the players that followed Crafty at 12 ply closer than other World Champions according to one study, going by their title matches (Kramnik's loss against Anand not included). Maybe this says less about accuracy than about being very positional players since an engine at such a low ply often would evaluate tactically messy moves incorrectly. Crafty was 200 points weaker than Kasparov when the study was made, and Karpov was evaluated as playing better than Kasparov in their title matches even if he never won any of them. A study made today with a 500 points stronger engine would give a different result.

 

rednblack
trysts wrote:

Is it some photoshopped porn, or are there really two Kasparovs?


If you've ever seen some of Kaspy's bishop manuevering, you'll know that there doesn't need to be two.

Francisco_d-Anconia

The book looks really good and has gotten some great reviews. I added it to my "to read" list and I look forward to reading it. Thanks for the heads up!

P.S. - Capablanca was a computer