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Kasparov on the KingвЂ™s Indian 2 DVD set вЂ“ IM John-Paul Wallace.

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Which one in your opinion is the biggest blunder from these 10? Computers can blunder too! That was actually a big surprise for me. They do make mistakes and blunder like 1500 rated playersвЂ¦ not as often though.Дў. Grandmasters and World Champions are human. Karjakin is about to play 100вЂ¦Kg5? ConclusionsДЎ. Nielsen was happy to finally finish off this long game with 101.Nxa1. Here Karjakin played 100вЂ¦Kg5? hanging the rook. Position after Gelfand played 30вЂ¦Rd6? Chess Blunder # 10. In this game Gelfand played 30вЂ¦Rd6? missing the hidden pin and tactical hit by Morozevich ended the game quickly 31.Rxe4 winning the knight. Shredder about to play 19вЂ¦Rfd8? Chess Blunder # 9. The ShredderвЂ™s lose was later explained as вЂhash tables errorвЂ™, with one in a million chance. Shredder played 19вЂ¦Rfd8? not regaining the material. After the bishop exchange 19.Bxb7 Shredder calculated its variation 20 moves ahead and interestingly enough decided to ignore the whiteвЂ™s bishop whatsoever. In this game the player who blunders is surprisinglyвЂ¦ a computer. Qb8+ followed by 27.Qb1 winning the rook via the fork. Wang Hao missed a two-move tactical hit by Kramnik 26. Position after Kramnik played 35вЂ¦Qf8? Chess Blunder # 7. In this game Kramnik offered a queen exchange once again playing 35вЂ¦Qf8? but here he did not get mated in one like in the game before. Rxf7? losing his queen to a pawn (!!) 13вЂ¦exd3. Karpov responded with pawn capture via 13. In this game Karpov did not notice a subtle threat after Sadler played 12вЂ¦e4. In this position Topalov missed a simple discovered attack with a check by Dimitar Donchev: 19. Position after Kramnik played 34вЂ¦Qe3? Chess Blunder # 4. I bet the computer did not take long to find mate in one, which Kramnik has missed: 35. Kramnik offered a queen exchange to a German computer program Fritz, by playing 34вЂ¦Qe3?. Position after Karpov played 11вЂ¦Bd6? Chess Blunder # 3. Karpov did not bother to continue the game and resigned immediately. Now Christiansen is winning a piece with a nifty queen fork 12. In this game Karpov played 11вЂ¦Bd6? without and sense of danger. Christiansen never became a world champion, but he has beaten one in just 12 moves. Magnus Carlsen вЂ“ Merab GagunashviliД¬arlsen decided that saving a pawn is more important than preventing the checkmate, so he played Note: the blunders are not sorted by their sizes, since itвЂ™s difficult to judge whose missed mate in one is a bigger blunder: CarlsenвЂ™s or KramnikвЂ™s.Д¬hess Blunder #1. If you think that 2700 вЂ“ 2800 rated players and the World Chess Champions donвЂ™t blunder at all, or if their blunders require a microscope (aka Houdini) to be spotted you definitely need to read this! I have decided to do a little research and to compile a list of the biggest blunders made by top chess players in the world for last 20 or so years.

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