Fritz (Computer) vs Garry Kasparov | Intel World Chess Express Challenge, 1994

[@DonTrump-sv1si]

I enjoyed just watching the game with nice music in the background. Really different and I like it.

[@chessfeed]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@marcoporta6319]

Che spettacolooooo!!!! grandissimo G. Kasparov. eleganza unita a tatticismo immensa. grazie di averlo condiviso con noi.

[@zacksmith2514]

Wow! I've never seen such terrific pawn structure like this before

[@retorik1038]

Song name: Aymen Atef - Galastic Resonance Escapade

[@pedrobarrantes1177]

Back in 1994 fritz was not as good as now.

[@galaxygalaxy4429]

You must be very intelligent😅

[@ВиталикКопылов-с1ж]

Ну и сравнить бы сейчас Карлсен против фритз 94

[@Sifuba_P_C]

: you are right.

[@lll3lll3]

Es esperanzador para mi😅

[@yeeluvspizza]

Neither was Garry

[@thomasherbst6771]

The double bishop endgame was lost for White from the start, as Black had one more king in play, so to speak.

[@rafalkostecki]

b5!! was a brilliant attacking move by Mr. GK, Garry Kasparov World Champion, Grandmaster 2851 Elo 🤠😮.

[@foolmenow00]

Wow, initial opening I thought Kasper was being 'ghosted' and chances looked pale but... what a middlegame by Kasper setting up his king side pawn push pushing On-the-Fritz into a corner of no return!

[@walterbrownstone8017]

Accelerated Panov! I like that opening.

[@salvadorpepe3732]

Gary el mejor de la historia x lejos único incomparable irrepetible

[@sgs261]

Really enjoyable to watch!

[@felixalbertocubahechavarri2249]

Primera vez que miro una Defensa Karo Jan jugadas por Kasparov

[@nitogravelord8118]

Nothing super complicated. 30% of the Kasparov moves ive seen also and im 800. He played it slow and simple until computer started to doing mistakes.

[@alexeypunov2642]

Your answer aligns with your rating. The most impressive part for me starts with 1:47 with a very non-obvious move of the King back to e1, following with the entire regroup of the kind-side pieces where every piece finds the better spot for itself, multiple times. That was really impressive. Usually most of the players below 1500 (including myself) never regroup their pieces like this.

[@enriquepena6835]

Pensé que esa computadora no cometería errores, pero lo cometió

[@henryholly8472]

I believe it was Yasser Seirawan and Nigel Short who programmed the openings,

[@jansnauwaert1785]

Fritz plays a very poor match. Especially the end game was really bad.

[@kalathyeeswaranapparaju8915]

good game by fritz and kadprov but Kh1 mistake done by fritz

[@repanas6]

Great game. Question from someone that know how chess is played but does not know how to play chess. During the Endgame or lets say after both opponents were left with their bishops and pawns, which move, either from the computer or from Mr Kasparov sealed the fate of the game?

[@Oden_Kodzuki]

На 8:40 пешка cxb5 ошибка.

[@thomasherbst6771]

The double bishop endgame was lost for White from the start, as Black had one more king in play, so to speak.

[@robertorampini57]

..1994... .roba ormai 'preistorica'... nessun umano (campione del mondo incluso) ha oggigiorno la speranza di prevalere contro gli attuali motori scacchistici...

[@openclassics]

The last game, won by a Human! + R I P +

[@joshuad450]

Way to go, Garry!

[@redoxrecords6384]

4.43....Bxh3, g2xh3 Nf3!, Kh1 NxR would have been interesting.

[@luisignaciocruzespinosa2762]

BUENA PARTIDA!!!

[@hudaalaska]

Sukses selalu ya kak

[@ramironegrin4406]

Pobre fritz! 😪

[@luizscherer2850]

2:00 Why does Kasparov retreat the knight? Is he not losing tempo? Furthermore, it is not his style to play passively.

[@dexio8601]

Rerouting it to a better square..

[@ВикторКоняев-у9ш]

1994 год? - Фигня! Тогда компьютерных программ сильных ещё не было...

[@alphazero2829]

kasparov change his style.

[@HeliofaberSierraBeltran-ck6eb]

Siempre será el mejor

[@vegpvegsn6934]

Unbelievable.

[@thebig12conference73]

Chances looked pale to start, but what do you mean game by Kasparo

[@krisztianvisztra4739]

Genius!!!

[@АлександрЗапороцкий-т3и]

Кароканперешепвстароиндийскую

[@TRajan-p6y]

Adipoli

[@nilsonnobuakiyamauti9933]

Sou iniciante. Você poderia mostrar como os jogos prosseguiriam depois da desistência do perdedor? Como o computador jogaria após a desistência?

[@michaelbabs7288]

Playing queenless so early, and the minor pieces moving to and fro around same area! Game too boring for me.

[@eugeneoreilly9356]

Kasparov was forced into it.

[@Shazali-ke4sd]

Kasparov is B.O.B. Best of the bests....

[@mr.aybaelz1752]

Я люблю шахмат

[@camiloformigosa6522]

MegaKasparov

[@gustavograciano8898]

Wao grande Gasparov

[@camiloformigosa6522]

The name of music

[@speedfreax303]

Please

[@retorik1038]

Aymen Atef- Galastic Resonance Escapade

[@retorik1038]

@@speedfreax303 Aymen Atef - Galastic Resonance Escapade

[@speedfreax303]

@@retorik1038 thank you. Best regards

[@retorik1038]

@@speedfreax303 You're welcome Good listening🤘

[@Bod_users]

Is it fritz 1 or fritz 2 ?

[@vemenichtny1214]

2

[@ramonrosado426]

En ese tiempo, los 90s, Fritz tenía 1 jugada de profundidad y podía ejecutar una jugada por cada 30 minutos de intervalo. Muy débil para jugar con un GMI. No tiene valor para mí. Es como si se enfrentará a un clase A o menos.

[@andreasganahl3171]

suuuuuuper

[@KhalfynChess]

Wooww

[@gungho424]

Договорняк

[@ruberitogusmao7216]

TENHO UM PROGRAMA MAIS FORTE QUE ESSE FRITZ NO MEU LEPTOP

[@rosdisaid9402]

Hahaha

[@dimitrimitris389]

Wow !!! Gary !!!! Master !!!

[@niksneverov8272]

Какие-то тупые движения у фрица. Столько вариантов профукал, ну в ничью точно можно было

[@francescoturco3681]

Freeze tag 😐