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Shirov on missing his chance to win Wijk

By mishanp on February 13, 2010

In mutual time trouble in a crazy position Dominguez gave Shirov a chance to land a winning blow – and tie for first place in the tournament. But with seconds remaining Shirov agreed to a draw.

Posted in Russian | Tagged Carlsen, computers, Dominguez, Kramnik, Shirov, Wijk | Leave a response

Gelfand on computers and FIDE

By mishanp on December 22, 2009

After his win in the FIDE World Cup Gelfand gave a long and fascinating interview to Yury Yakovich at Chesspro.

Posted in Russian | Tagged age, Berlin, computers, FIDE, Gelfand, Kasparov, Kramnik, Makropoulos, Petroff, Rublevsky, Yakovich | Leave a response

The unplayed 32...Kf8

The unplayed 32…Kf8!! in Carlsen-Kramnik

By mishanp on December 9, 2009

When Carlsen sensationally beat Kramnik in the first round of the London Classic, many computer-armed viewers noticed a weird move  that would apparently have justified Kramnik’s play.

Posted in Russian | Tagged Carlsen, computers, Kramnik, Terekhov | Leave a response

Karpov on the World Champions

By mishanp on August 15, 2009

Anatoly Karpov gave a long interview to the Russian RIA News. The most fascinating section is his assessment of his own place in the pantheon of Chess World Champions, including his controversial opinion that Anand and Topalov would have been unable to achieve the same success without computers.

Posted in Russian | Tagged Alekhine, Anand, Aronian, Bogoljubov, Botvinnik, Bronstein, Capablanca, Carlsen, Chigorin, computers, Euwe, FIDE election, Fischer, Ilyumzhinov, Ivanchuk, Karjakin, Karpov, Kasparov, Keres, Korchnoi, Kramnik, Lasker, Leko, Petrosian, Rubinstein, Spassky, Steinitz, Tal, Topalov | 4 Responses

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