Commentary for white move 6:

YASSER SEIRAWAN: Garry has a trainer who is helping him for the match, a computer scientist from Germany by the name of Frederic fried he will. Frederic fried he will has a web page, and Frederic revealed Garry's thinking as Yuri Dakoyan. 6 g3.

MAURICE ASHLEY: g2-g3 preparing to put the bishop on g2 and build that house that you talked about earlier.

YASSER SEIRAWAN: Exactly. Dakyon and Frederic got the information that, hey, the final position could be a draw, and they looked at it, they looked at it, they looked at it, and they discovered some possible winning variations, but they saw a lot of drawn variations and they came to the position that the position was a draw. And now they've got a problem. The problem is, how do you tell Garry? (Laughter.) So they figured the best thing they could do is Garry him towards dinner, get him when he's really hungry and thinking and his mind is a bit distracted and then just spring it on him. -- just bring it up. So they're just entering in the restaurant, and they said, "Hey, Garry, you could have drawn the final position." "What? What are you talking about?" "Qe3." Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. This is one of the great abilities of chest Grandmasters, and just how you were being introduced there, Mike, blindfold chess -- Garry didn't need a chess set, the position in a snap it sprang to his mind. They discussed incredibly rapidly the variations, boom, boom, boom, boom being boom. "No, then" -- boom, boom, boom, boom, boom.

MIKE VALVO: Then silence.

YASSER SEIRAWAN: A shock. Awareness starts to settle in. No cursing, no shouting. Shock. Now a little cursing. (Laughter.) And that was what dominated dinner.

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