Game 4, black
13...Na6
Commentary for black move 13:
But beyond that, you want to determine what you want to do with
your king. After the move h3-h4, it's quite clear that white's
king is not going on the king-side. That pawn shield out there
in front of the king would not provide enough cover. We can
certainly expect /TKHA in the near future Deep Blue will castle
queen-side. That having been said, the move --
GK MOVE: 13...Na6.
YASSER SEIRAWAN: -- the move h3-h4 is preparing to open
things
on the king-side.
MAURICE ASHLEY: And in fact he has done so, Nb8-a6 has been
played by Kasparov, and he's cleared the line now, as has
white, to castle queen-side and both kings will be brought to
safety behind that pawn shield. Will Garry, though, be
pursuing play -- now that we know where the kings are going,
where will Kasparov pursue play? It seems as if /TK-P Deep
Blue has already shown us where it wants to go, that is, the
right half of the board. But where is black going to get
counter play from?
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