The Best and Worst games of Garry Kasparov

Considered by many to be the best player of all time, the 1980s and 1990s were dominated by a strategic genius renowned for his aggressive playing style. There are few people in the world, letalone the chess community, that have not heard the name Garry Kasparov. His dynamic and imaginative approach revolutionized chess theory and inspired generations of players, and his battles with Anatoly Karpov are legendary, showcasing his unparalleled skill and determination. Beyond his chess career, Kasparov is recognized for his activism in promoting democracy and human rights, and he continues to be active as a writer, speaker, and commentator on politics, technology, and artificial intelligence.

Join Carsten Pedersen for the next installment of our enthralling series, where we take a look through a selection of Kasparov’s best and worst games.