Kasparov simultaneous

http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=BPIpWMCKEbk

I am also appalled at the racial content of many of the remarks here.

But since one can't lead a horse to water...

I want to examine the idea of a chess Grandmaster playing so many games practically flawlessly, and effortlessly, and making move decisions so fast.

Is it a pattern recognition thing, does one merely play strong point, or can one just glance at a board and instantly see 3 or more moves in advance?

These are the things i want to know, i am a bit curious.

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Yeah i know. Let's get back to the Grandmaster simultaneous exhibition idea, i know it's been done before i can't believe how fast he was making his moves. Maybe that wasn't real just Hollywood, maybe i'll do some research.

Originally posted by eldragonfly
Yeah i know. Let's get back to the Grandmaster simultaneous exhibition idea, i know it's been done before i can't believe how fast he was making his moves. Maybe that wasn't real just Hollywood, maybe i'll do some research.

I don't know either, but there is definitely one user here who does know.
http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1311655

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