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Karpov,Anatoly - Kasparov,Garry
X3D Match New York, 19.12.2002
1.d4 Cf6 2.c4 g6 3.Cc3 d5 4.Cf3 Ag7 5.Af4 0-0 6.Tc1 dxc4 7.e3 Ae6 8.Cg5 Ag4
9.f3 Ac8 10.Axc4 c6 .Db3 e6 12.Cge4 Cd5 13.Axd5 cxd5 14.Cd6 Cc6 15.Cxb7 Dh4+
16.Ag3 Dh6 17.Ce2 Axb7 18.Dxb7 Ca5 19.Db4 Cc4 20.Txc4 dxc4 21.Rf2 Tfc8
22.Tc1 Af8 23.Da4 Dg5 24.Txc4 Dd5 25.b3 Db7  26.Ae5 Ae7 27.Cc3 f6 28.Ag3 a6
29.h3 Rf7 30.Rg1 g5 31.Rh2 h5 32.h4 gxh4 33.Af4 Txc4 34.Dxc4 Tc8 35.Dd3 f5
36.d5 Dd7 37.e4 Af6 38.Ca4 fxe4 39.fxe4 e5 40.Ad2 Dg4 41.Cb6 Tg8 42.Df3 Dxf3
43.gxf3 Tg3 44.f4 exf4 45.Axf4 Tg4 46.Ae3 Txe4 47.Cc4 Tg4 48.a4 Tg3 49.a5
Re8 50.b4 Tg4 51.b5 Txc4 52.bxa6 Tc8 Karpov resigned. 0-1
Kasparov,Garry - Karpov,Anatoly
X3D Rapid Chess New York, 20.12.2002
1.e4 e5 2.Cf3 Cf6 3.Cxe5 d6 4.Cf3 Cxe4 5.d4 d5 6.Ad3 Cc6 7.0-0 Ae7 8.c4 Cb4
9.Ae2 0-0 10.Cc3 Af5 11.a3 Cxc3 12.bxc3 Cc6 13.cxd5 Dxd5 14.Te1 Tfe8 15.Af4
Tac8 16.c4 De4 17.Ae3 Af6 18.Tc1 b6 19.h3 19.c5 Ag6 20.c5 Ce7 21.Aa6 Tcd8
22.Ag5 Dc6 23.cxb6 Dxb6 24.Axf6 gxf6 25.Da4 c6 26.Af1 Rf8 27.Te3 Tb8  28.g3
Ted8 29.Ag2 Cf5  30.Txc6 Db2 31.Tec3 Rg7 32.Dxa7 Da1+ 33.Tc1 Tb1 34.Txb1
Dxb1+ 35.Rh2 Da2 36.Dc7 Te8 37.Tc2 Dxa3 38.Td2 Cd6 39.Dc5 Da6 40.Ch4 Tc8
41.Dd5 Tc1 42.Tb2 Ae4 43.Dxe4 Cxe4 44.Cf5+ Rf8 45.Axe4 Tc8 46.d5 Da4 47.Af3
Da3  0-1

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Ma c'e' un match Kasparov-Karpov in corso ? Non lo sapevo.
Non e' che c'e' qualche sito dedicato all'evento ?
Grazie,
Marco Guidi

 Non e' che c'e' qualche sito dedicato all'evento ?
http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/twic.html
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--Paolo

Commenti rubati dal web indicato!!!
Karpov,A (2688) - Kasparov,G (2838) [D92]
1 d4 Nf6 2 c4 g6 3 Nc3 d5 4 Nf3 Bg7 5 Bf4 0-0 6 Rc1 dxc4 7 e3 Be6 8 Ng5
Bg4!? [ We're basically in unchartered waters here - the standard move is 8
..Bd5. However, Kasparov's gamble paid off in the time-stakes - Karpov soon
got into serious time trouble trying to fathom out the mess that develops. 8
..Bd5 9 e4 h6 10 exd5 hxg5 11 Bxg5 b5 12 Qf3 c6 13 dxc6 Qxd4 14 Be2 a6 15
0-0 Qc5 16 Be3 Qxc6 17 a4 e6 18 axb5 axb5 19 Nxb5 Ra2 20 Qxc6 Nxc6 21 Bc5
Rb8 22 Bxc4 Rxb2 23 Bd6 Rb6 24 Nc3 Na5 25 Na4 Bh6 26 f4 Rxg2+ 27 Kxg2 Rxd6
28 Bb5 Nb3 29 Rc6 Rd8 30 f5 gxf5 31 Rxf5 Ng4 32 Rh5 Nd4 33 Rc3 Ne3+ 34 Kh3
Bf4 35 Ba6 Kg7 36 Rc8 Rd6 37 Nc5 Nf3 38 Bd3 Rd4 39 Rh7+ Kf6 40 Ne4+ Rxe4 41
Bxe4 Ng5+ 42 Kh4 Nxe4 43 Rf8 Ng5 44 Kh5 Nxh7 0-1 Babula,V-Kasparov,G/Prague
2001/CBM 86 no vc (44). ] 9 f3 Bc8 10 Bxc4 c6N [ 10 ..e6 11 h4 h6 12 Nge4
Nd5 13 g3 b6 14 Bb3 Na6 15 Kf2 Bb7 16 Qe2 ½-½ Dreev,A-Sutovsky,E/Essen
2000/CBM 77 (16). ] 11 Qb3 e6 12 Nge4 Nd5 13 Bxd5 cxd5 14 Nd6 Nc6!
 Now all the fun starts as Karpov starts to eat heavily into his time
working out all the complications. In contrast, Kasparov looked quite smug
with himself - always a bad sign for an opponent. 15 Nxb7 Qh4+ 16 Bg3 [ 16
g3 Qe7! 17 Nc5 g5 18 Qb5 gxf4 19 Qxc6 Rb8 leaves white in a mess.] 16 ..Qh6!
17 Ne2 [ 17 Bf4? Nxd4! 18 Qa3 Qh4+ 19 Bg3 Qg5! 20 f4 Qf5 21 exd4 Bxb7 with a
big initiative.] 17 ..Bxb7 18 Qxb7 Na5 19 Qb4 Nc4 20 Rxc4 [ Karpov didn't
even think for a New York minute here - there was no other option other than
taking on c4: 20 Bf4 g5 21 b3 gxf4 22 bxc4 fxe3 23 c5 ( 23 cxd5 exd5 24 0-0
Qa6!) 23 ..Rfe8 and e5 is soon coming.] 20 ..dxc4 21 Kf2 Rfc8 22 Rc1 Bf8 23
Qa4 Qg5 24 Rxc4 Qd5 25 b3 Karpov has finally got a position from this game
he could be happy about - the only problem was that he had used so much time
achieving it. Kasparov now finds the best way to exchange off rooks on the
c-file, after which white has problems keeping the position together. 25
..Qb7 26 Be5 Be7 27 Nc3 f6 [ 27 ..Rxc4! 28 bxc4 Qb2+ 29 Ne2 Bb4 30 Qb3 Qd2]
28 Bg3 a6
29 h3 [ Lev Alburt pointed out a missed opportunity that would have put
Kasparov under pressure: 29 Ne4! Qb6 a) 29 ..Kf7 30 Bd6!; b) 29 ..Qb5 30 Bd6
Qxa4 31 Rxa4 Rc2+ 32 Kg3 Bxd6+ 33 Nxd6 is good for white.; c) 29 ..Rxc4 30
Qxc4 Qd7 31 Nc5 Bxc5 32 dxc5 Qd2+ 33 Kf1 Kf7 (c) 33 ..Qxe3? 34 Bf4 wins the
queen!) 34 Bd6 Qd1+ 35 Kf2 Qd2+ 36 Qe2 Qxe2+ 37 Kxe2; 30 Nc5! Bxc5 31 Qd7!
Qa5 32 Rc2 Bf8 33 Qxe6+ Kg7 34 Qd7+ Kh6 35 Bf4+ g5 36 Rxc8 Qxa2+ ( 36 ..Rxc8
37 Qxc8 gxf4 38 Qxf8+ Kg6 39 Qe8+ Kh6 40 exf4 Qxa2+ 41 Kg3 and white wins)
37 Kf1 Qb1+ 38 Ke2 Qb2+ 39 Kd3 Qb1+ drawing.] 29 ..Kf7 30 Kg1 g5 31 Kh2? [
31 Qa5! Rxc4 32 bxc4 Bb4 33 Nb5 Bxa5 34 Nd6+ Ke7 35 Nxb7 Bb4 36 c5 and white
is still in the game with good chances of winning.] 31 ..h5 32 h4 gxh4 33
Bf4 Rxc4 34 Qxc4 Rc8 35 Qd3 f5 36 d5 Qd7 37 e4! Bf6? [ 37 ..Kg8=] 38 Na4?
[ Time. After 38 dxe6+ Qxe6 39 exf5 Qc6 40 Ne4! white is much better.] 38
..fxe4 39 fxe4 e5 40 Bd2? [ 40 Nb6! Qg4 41 Nxc8 Qxf4+ 42 g3! ( Karpov must
have missed g3 - not an easy move to find in the time scramble. 42 Kg1? Qc1+
43 Kh2 Qxc8; 42 Kh3 Qg4+ 43 Kh2 Qxc8) 42 ..hxg3+ 43 Qxg3 and white's
winning.] 40 ..Qg4 41 Nb6 Rg8 42 Qf3? [ 42 Qf1 probably holds] 42 ..Qxf3 43
gxf3 Rg3 44 f4 exf4 45 Bxf4 Rg4 46 Be3 Rxe4 47 Nc4 Rg4 48 a4 Rg3 49 a5 Ke8
50 b4 Rg4 51 b5 Rxc4 52 bxa6 Rc8 0-1
Game 2
Kasparov,G (2838) - Karpov,A (2688) [C42]
1 e4 e5 2 Nf3 Nf6 Now there's a surprise - the Petroff. 3 Nxe5 d6 4 Nf3 Nxe4
5 d4 d5 6 Bd3 Nc6 7 0-0 Be7 8 c4 Nb4 9 Be2 0-0 10 Nc3 Bf5 11 a3 Nxc3 12 bxc3
Nc6 13 cxd5 Qxd5 14 Re1 Rfe8 15 Bf4 This line came to the fore during this
year's Linares tournament. 15 ..Rac8 16 c4 Qe4 17 Be3 Bf6 18 Rc1N [ 18 Ra2
b6 19 h3 Na5 20 g4 Bg6 21 g5 Be7 22 Ne5 Bd6 23 Nxg6 hxg6 24 c5 Bf8 25 Bg4
Rcd8 26 Rae2 Qd5 ( 26 ..Qc6 27 cxb6 ½-½ Anand,V-Adams,M/Linares ESP 2002/The
Week in Chess 383 (27). ) 27 Bf4 Rxe2 28 Qxe2 c6 29 Bc7 Ra8 30 Qe5 Qxe5 31
Rxe5 Nc4 32 d5 Nxe5 33 Bxe5 cxd5 34 c6 f5 35 gxf6 gxf6 36 Be6+ Kg7 37 Bg3
Bxa3 38 Bxd5 Rc8 39 c7 Bc5 40 Bb7 Rxc7 41 Bxc7 a5 42 Bc6 g5 43 Kf1 Kg6 44 f3
Kh5 45 Be8+ Kh6 46 Ke2 f5 47 Bd8 1-0 Kasparov,G-Adams,M/Linares ESP 2002/The
Week in Chess 382 (47). ] 18 ..b6 19 h3 Bg6 20 c5 Ne7 21 Ba6 Rcd8 22 Bg5!
Qc6 23 cxb6 Qxb6 24 Bxf6 gxf6 25 Qa4!
Black's position is a mess already. 25 ..c6 26 Bf1 Kf8 27 Re3 Rb8 28 g3 Red8
29 Bg2! The weakness on c6 cannot be defended 29 ..Nf5 30 Rxc6 Qb2 31 Rec3
Kg7 32 Qxa7 Qa1+ 33 Rc1 Rb1 34 Rxb1 Qxb1+ 35 Kh2 Qa2 36 Qc7 Re8 37 Rc2 Qxa3
38 Rd2 Nd6 39 Qc5 Qa6 40 Nh4 Rc8 41 Qd5 Rc1 42 Rb2 Be4
43 Qxe4?! [ It was hard to imagine what Kasparov was thinking here - perhaps
he thought he just had a mate after Kf8 and had overlooked that Karpov could
play Rc8? 43 Bxe4! Qf1 44 Nf5+ Nxf5 45 h4 Nh6 46 Bf3 and white is much
better.] 43 ..Nxe4 44 Nf5+ Kf8 [ 44 ..Kg6 45 Ne7+ Kh5 46 Bf3+ Kh6 47 Nf5+
Kg6 48 Ne7+ Kg7 49 Nf5+] 45 Bxe4 [ 45 Rb8+ Rc8!] 45 ..Rc8 46 d5? [ 46 g4!
Qf1 47 f3 and it's not so easy for Black to do anything. ] 46 ..Qa4 47 Bf3
Qa3 0-1

 41.Dd5 Tc1 42.Tb2 Ae4 43.Dxe4
Scusate la mia enorme igonoranza.
che combinazione di sarebbe scatenata se 43 Axe4?

On 20 Dec 2002 01:49:55 -0800, 
topo...@matmail.com
 (Marco Guidi)
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Puoi assistere alle partite sia su FICS che su ICC
Se non sbaglio la 3 e la 4 si giocano stasera a partire
dalle 23
ciao
Corrado

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