Not surprised at all... You don't forget how to play chess from one day to the other
Kasparov is slaughtering Nakamura and So.
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Garrik is still the "Monster with 1,000 eyes". I won't be surprised at all if he wins the event.
Geeeez...as well as Kasparov is playing after being retired. He would still be dominating if he hadnt retired.
Haha. Wesley's becoming Garry's nightmare.
Karma for cheating earlier.
BungaBungaFischer wrote:
SilentKnighte5 wrote:
Karma for cheating earlier.
stop it you annyoing douche.
Awww, you gonna cry?
Apr 28, 2016
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Kasparov playing the best chess but blundering late in games when very low in time is costing him badly.
IronSteintz wrote:
Kasparov playing the best chess but blundering late in games is costing him badly.
He's playing very good chess overall though. He's really dominating them in the opening and middlegame.
I see Garry giving a press conference, claiming that Joel Benjamin was hiding in the table and helping Naka...
Jenium wrote:
I see Garry giving a press conference, claiming that Joel Benjamin was hiding in the table and helping Naka...
lol
If Garry trades off his knights early, he can't lose.
lol "I wasn't sure if my hand was still at the piece"
Good to see... Garry still being Garry
Apr 28, 2016
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0110001101101000 wrote:
It's my memory that Kasparov avoided non classical chess. For example I don't think he ever played in the Amber blind and rapid tournaments.
Botvinnik, Kasparov's coach, prohibited Kasparov from playing rapid or blitz.
Jenium wrote:
lol "I wasn't sure if my hand was still at the piece"
Good to see... Garry still being Garry
It wasn't even a question. He took his hand off and reached for the clock.
Well, it's true what he's saying. When you're so into the game, you're not sure whether you took your hand off or not. You know it's fishy but you don't really know what's up. NewArdweaden can confirm this. 
Naka will strike back...