Commentary for white move 14:

YASSER SEIRAWAN: Well, it's interesting. If affs a blitz game and it wasn't a million-dollar match at stake, an intriguing position for Kasparov would be to launch an early Congress on the queen-side with the move b7-b5, instead of the move Na6. I'm just going back one move for a moment. The idea is, you have to get into the computer's way of thinking for a moment. The computer says to himself "I'm not going to go king-side, I'm going to go queen-side. And so you as black say, "Okay, I know what your new address is going to be. Your new address is going to be on the queen-side, therefore I'm going to play b5 with the idea of Nb6 and Nc4, and when you bring your king over to the queen-side, well, let's just do some stupid things for a moment. Knight comes to c4. Queen goes to b4 and I'll happily checkmate you to b2.

MAURICE ASHLEY: Sounds like Washington square park chess.

YASSER SEIRAWAN: There you go, it works.

MAURICE ASHLEY: That's hustle chess right there.

YASSER SEIRAWAN: It works, let me tell you something. So the idea of b7-b5 could be attractive, but Garry played it slowly and sensibly, Na6.

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