Chapter
Garry Kasparov's Strategy for Winning Chess Matches
09:25 - 15:45 (06:20)
Garry Kasparov shares how an invisible connection exists between a player's passion for discovering new ideas and their performance during a chess match.
Clips
Kasparov reflects on his victory over Karpov in Game 16 of the chess world championship, where he outplayed Karpov with black pieces, paralyzing his army in its own camp.
09:25 - 13:17 (03:52)
Chess
Summary
Kasparov reflects on his victory over Karpov in Game 16 of the chess world championship, where he outplayed Karpov with black pieces, paralyzing his army in its own camp.
ChapterGarry Kasparov's Strategy for Winning Chess Matches
EpisodeGarry Kasparov: Chess, Deep Blue, AI, and Putin
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
Despite hours of preparation with coaches, there is often an invisible connection between the amount of work done and the resulting ability to generate new ideas during a game of chess.
13:17 - 15:45 (02:28)
Chess
Summary
Despite hours of preparation with coaches, there is often an invisible connection between the amount of work done and the resulting ability to generate new ideas during a game of chess. This can lead to missed opportunities due to differences in concentration during analysis versus actual gameplay.