Originally posted by hintjul David Tebb, this player is a real chess machine, or he is artificial, who knows? Certainly has the skills to imitate kasparov and co.
Imitate??? why dont you ask him about Kasparov, if i am not mistaken, he has a win over him, with the black pieces! David v Goliathasparov . . . . . . .
Originally posted by hintjul David Tebb, this player is a real chess machine, or he is artificial, who knows? Certainly has the skills to imitate kasparov and co.
1.c4 {I was going to try the Marshall Attack against e4, and the Benko Gambit against d4. No way was I going to defend! I forgot about the English} Nf6 {I still hoped he'd change his mind and play d4} 2.Nc3 g6 {I realized I wasn't going to get a Benko} 3.e4 {And that rules out the Gruenfeld} d6 4.d4 Bg7 {So we now have a King's Indian Defense, in which Kasparov is recognized as the World's leading expert. Great!} 5.Be2 0-0 6.Nf3 Nbd7 {I decided to avoid the fiendishly complicated main line which starts with ..Nc6. Maybe next time, Gary!} 7.0-0 e5 8.Qc2 c6 9.Rd1 exd4 10.Nxd4 Re8 {I'm playing all the moves black uses to combat the fianchetto system. What do you mean, white hasn't fianchettoed? He might do later! Haven't you heard of prophylactics?} 11.Bf4 Qe7 12.Nf5 {Aagghh... Where did that come from?} gxf5 13.Bxd6 Qd8 14.exf5 {Ok the dust has settled. Let's evaluate the position. White has 2 pawns for the piece, an initiative, the possibility of a kingside attack. Black is cramped and underdeveloped. Not enough my friend!} Qb6 {I had to get out of that pin} 15.b4 {He doesn't want to let me breathe} a5 {Otherwise black will suffocate} 16.Rab1 Qa7 {Ok, it may look like black is grovelling...} 17.b5 a4 {but at least white's attacking on the queenside and not trying for mate} 18.Bf3 {Why didn't he try g4 at some point?} Ne5 {Kasparov looked shocked by this strong move. I'm allowing him to get a rook to the back rank with check, but I'd seen it wasn't dangerous!} 19.Bxe5 Rxe5 20.Rd8+ {He probably thought he was winning} Ne8 {Much better than the alternatives} 21.bxc6 bxc6 22.Bxc6 Bxf5 {This was the move I'd pinned my hope on. It wins.} 23.Rxa8 Qxa8 {My only slip. I had an easier win with ..Bxc2} 24.Qxf5 Qxc6 25.Qd3 Qe6 {A grandmaster criticized me for not trying to swap the queens off with ...Qg6. But I was having too much fun to do anything like that } 26.Kf1 a3 27.Nd5 Re4 {Now I'm ready to cut his rook off with ..Bb2} 28.Qxa3 {So he thought he'd better take the pawn} Rxc4 29.Ne7+ Kh8 30.Rb8 {You can never relax against this guy} Qd7 31.g3 Re4 {With a double threat of winning another piece and mate! He stared at the position, pulled a few faces, grunted, and held out his hand in resignation}
