
Famous Games & Players12 min read
Kasparov's Forcing Net Against Karpov
Garry Kasparov, playing White, turns a quiet Exchange Queen's Gambit into a decisive attack after Anatoly Karpov's knight move allows a forcing sacrifice on f6.
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Garry Kasparov, playing White, turns a quiet Exchange Queen's Gambit into a decisive attack after Anatoly Karpov's knight move allows a forcing sacrifice on f6.
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