<color=blue>Deep Blue vs Kasparov
Deep Blue vs Kasparov
Philadelphia, February 10, 1996.
Round 1:Man beaten by machine.
Deep Blue G. Kasparov (2775 Elo)
1. P-K4 P-QB4
2. P-QB3 P-Q4
3. PxP QxP
4. P-Q4 N-KB3
5. N-KB3 B-N5
Sicilian, Alapin Variation.
6. B-K2 P-K3
7. P-KR3 B-R4
8. O-O N-B3
We are about to witness how to wage war using isolani.
9. B-K3 PxP
10. PxP B-QN5
Huh? Deep Blue takes the initiative.
11. P-R3 B-R4
12. N-B3 Q-Q3
13. N-QN5 Q-K2
14. N-K5 BxB
15. QxB O-O
16. QR-B1 QR-B1
17. B-N5
The front is about to crumble.
17. B-B3
18. BxN PxB
19. N-B4 KR-Q1
20. NxB PxN
21. KR-Q1 P-B4
22. Q-K3 Q-B3
23. P-Q5 RxP
...Deep Blue shreds Kasparov's pawns...
24. RxR PxR
25. P-QN3 K-R1
26. QxP R-KN8
27. Q-B5 P-Q5
28. N-Q6 P-B5
Kasparov poises, but desparate humans Deep Blue fears not.
29. NxN7 N-K4
30. Q-Q5 P-B6
31. P-N3 N-Q6
32. R-B7 R-K1
33. N-Q6 R-K8ch
34. K-R2 NxP
35. NxPch K-N2
Who are you kidding, Garik?
36. N-N5ch K-R3
37. RxPch Resigns
Because after K-N3, 38. Q-N8 ch, K-B4, 39. NxP, there are no
more good moves.
--The first loss by a reigning chess world champion to a computer under
human tournament conditions.