It's a part of my chess education that took me decades to get to. This book and the games *explain* the Kasparov revolution. It was hard for me to give up any of my pieces without knowing exactly when I would be getting them back. I didn't understand Kasparov's play when I was a kid in the 80's. Bxg7 vs One of the greatest chess books of all time. There are many iconic and well-known moments, but for me the example where I feel like I really *got it* was 21. One of the greatest chess books of all time. He can't simultaneously guard f7, stop White from opening the e-file, and protect b7. Bb4+Īfter seven moves, Kasparov's position is already hopeless. Kasparov is not alert to White's tricky move-order. He has so far scored ½/9, including the following spectacular loss: This week, living legend Garry Kasparov, who retired in 2005, made the ill-advised decision to come back and participate in the blitz (5-minute) stage of the Croatia Grand Chess Tour. Qb3! Qe7 7 O-O After seven moves, Kasparov's position is already hopeless Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear. Bxc4 Nf6? Kasparov is not alert to White's tricky move-order. He has so far scored ½/9, including the following spectacular loss: Mamedyarov - Kasparov 1.

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