Kramnik plays like Stockfish vs Kasparov

Featured is the chess game between Vladimir Kramnik and Garry Kasparov from the 2000 Classical World Chess Championship Match. We enter a normal line of the Nimzo-Indian Defense which soon results in an isolated queen pawn position for Kramnik. A tactical shot soon lands on Kasparov’s sensitive e6 square. After the computer-like middlegame of forceful captures, we arrive at an endgame where Kramnik is up an imaginary pawn and structurally worse. Kramnik follows up the final phase dynamically, forcing Kasparov’s resignation after only 25 moves. Vladimir Kramnik’s play throughout was very direct, and it registered a 98% accuracy.
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