Interesting Article -- "Kasparov's Curriculum"
03-24-2009
, 04:38 AM
I remember when I went over my game [against] Alexander Ivanov with him, and I saw this tactic that was maybe fifteen moves deep that I was really proud of, and it led to a better endgame for me. And it took me about twenty to twenty-five minutes to figure it out and I got into time trouble. [Kasparov] looked at the position and about ten seconds later he found a problem with my variation, where Ivanov could have proven an advantage. I put it into Fritz, Fritz disagreed, and then when I let it run about a minute, it agreed with [Kasparov], and I was just like, ‘wow!’”
I wish I was that good
I wish I was that good
03-24-2009
, 04:10 PM
03-24-2009
, 05:57 PM
still pretty cool 
it reminds me kinda of one of my teachers at school who beat Tim Henman at tennis when he was 14, henman was only 7 
it reminds me kinda of one of my teachers at school who beat Tim Henman at tennis when he was 14, henman was only 7