Kasparov vs Kramnik: 👓the Ultimate Blitz Battle! 90s 📖 Live Footage - Grandmaster Magazine

[@Ronbo710]

Awesome video!! Love the old Intel chess events.

[@gungagalunga9040]

Let's do the procedure. It's very clear to me.

[@sergifernandezmiranda1311]

the reason Kasparov didnt play kd4 was because the white bishop on d5 was already lost, and like that he would have allowed the pawn on the f file to advance. too dangerously.

[@StopFear]

lol it’s hilarious how they inserted the woo hoo sound effect. Clearly those audience members weren’t making those sounds.

[@joyaldendiaz4229]

awesome hair of kramnik!!!!

[@harabas3499]

one of my favourites!!!

[@StopFear]

The grass is still growing and we are still watching.

[@frans3950]

awesome!

[@queenblackpholconde]

por que en el minuto 28:35 no jugo Rd4

[@iChess2]

Eso continúa siendo un misterio para mí, hasta en Reddit hubo discusión acerca de eso.

[@jevitigre]

What channel or TV network broadcast this?

[@db3516]

why kasparov played k*F5 instead of protecting his bishop on D5

[@ElEcodelTren]

yes why?

[@ryanslocum7767]

If Ke5, then Nd3 forks the king and the rook

[@conradnal8934]

@@ryanslocum7767 lol k

[@alanalves5075]

Why not Kd4 in 28:51 ?

[@iChess2]

Maybe we will never know 🤔

[@simonstone1100]

Have these commentators ever played? they couldn't see anything 😂

[@WingsOfHeartFailures]

This video proves further that Kramnick’s correct about Danya

[@torrubirubi]

I simply cannot see the trick preventing Kasparov to keep his bishop with Kd4!

[@Psychosan10]

may be he thought f pawn becomes too powerful after that exchange. not sure

[@AdityaPal_sciencepal]

exactly, I too cannot find what Kasparov was afraid of !!

[@torrubirubi]

Somebody answered already above. Kasparov would lose anyway a piece after f4

[@AdityaPal_sciencepal]

@@torrubirubi I still don't see it .. Kd4 would have been a better way to continue

[@torrubirubi]

@@AdityaPal_sciencepal Check was Young Wolf wrote one year ago. Both players saw was going on. Kasparov would lose a piece anyway.

[@yevgenyzaligan]

I guess 90 a lot is he's play as always

[@imrozzahan7328]

Two Russian chess giants are fighting good. :-)

[@anonymos2230]

Kasparov gave up a piece without a good reason. After Kd4 White with a pawn down is actually better, could be winning

[@gungagalunga9040]

KRAMNIK'S HAIR LOL

[@ryanslocum7767]

Did kasparov twist his ankle at 2:53

[@iChess2]

Maybe...or perhaps, there was some wire or something. Who knows.

[@ryanslocum7767]

Well no one except Kasparov. But good point.

[@luatala8008]

Prelude to their world championship match...kramnik idea is Kasparov not that good in Queenless middle games...wonder where he got that inspiration from?

[@StopFear]

Yes, in the 90s everyone wore those poorly fitted shirts.

[@andredecolife]

Kramnik's hair !!!

[@iChess2]

He had quite a style, remember Leko's moustache?

[@billj4525]

That was the style during those years. Everyone wanted that hair cut.

[@mircodurrbaum9064]

Andredecolife`s Face !!!

[@gokaysah3775]

engine says it is draw after kingd4. interesting mistake.

[@iChess2]

The computers help a lot in the finals and it is true that there are some errors in the evaluations.

[@leandroearth]

"Defensive genius!" Kramnik is the best ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@imrozzahan7328]

kasparov on the ropes.