The Last Known Win By A Human Against A Top Performing Chess Computer

This famous chess game played between Ukrainian chess grandmaster Ruslan Ponomariov and Fritz Chess Computer is the last known game where man beats machine under normal chess tournament conditions! In the end of the video as usual you can find the daily puzzle!
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Ruslan Ponomariov (2704) vs Fritz (Computer)
2nd Festival Internacional de Ajedrez Man - Machine (2005), Bilbao ESP, rd 2, Nov-21
Formation: Queen Pawn Game: London System (D02)
1. d4 Nf6 2. c3 d5 3. Bf4 Bf5 4. e3 e6 5. Qb3 Nbd7 6. Qxb7 Bd6
7. Bxd6 cxd6 8. Qa6 Rb8 9. Qa3 Qb6 10. b4 O-O 11. Nd2 e5
12. Ngf3 Qc7 13. Ba6 e4 14. Ng1 Rb6 15. Rc1 Nb8 16. Be2 Rc8
17. Bd1 Bd7 18. Ne2 Bb5 19. O-O Nbd7 20. Nb3 h5 21. Re1 h4
22. h3 Rb7 23. Na5 Rbb8 24. Ba4 a6 25. Bb3 Nb6 26. Qb2 Qd7
27. a3 Rc7 28. Qa2 Rbc8 29. Nf4 Qf5 30. a4 Bd3 31. g4 hxg3
32. fxg3 g5 33. g4 Qh7 34. Nh5 Nxh5 35. gxh5 Qxh5 36. Qh2 Qh4
37. Kg2 Rxc3 38. Rxc3 Rxc3 39. Qg3 Bc2 40. Qxh4 gxh4 41. Rc1
Rxb3 42. Nxb3 Bxb3 43. a5 Nc4 44. b5 Ba4 45. bxa6 Bc6 46. a7
Kg7 47. a6 Ba8 48. Rb1
1-0
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[johnnyblaze]

Just goes to show that for every dumb mistake I’ve ever made in chess, there’s a grandmaster out there that is susceptible to the same thing.

[bastideleoncompuesto]

As a chess beginner I really don't know what's going on 😂😂

[exoplanet]

Thanks for sharing this historic game.

[venomshot]

The most thinking I do in these videos in finding out who is black and who is white because they don't mention it at the start

[LuisJayanata]

Back when computers blundered, the good old days 🥲

[JimmyJJJohnson]

"Cheese lovers Sauron here"
These auto generated captions are golden.

[GeraldM_inNC]

Interesting, because this computer's underestimation of the threat of passing a pawn is the very same weakness -- the only weakness -- of the computer on the lichess site. It;s so intent on trying to checkmate me that it allows me to get passed pawns and doesn't realize its mistake until it's too late. (I'm talking about level 5.) I normally try to trade off all the big pieces as early as possible and meanwhile create a passed pawn. All of my wins, which are very infrequent, come by this strategy,

[josephsilbiger]

I think the answer is qd2 because after the Queens are exchanged you can play ne4 winning the bishop.

[masteranonasfs]

I realise that bots wasn't always smarter than humans, just beat a cpu with 3 pawns and a king left

[seekerotruth]

Chess puzzle : Qd7, then white captures on f7 with Queen and black recaptures with pawn and after white plays king to d7, black Knight pins bishop with a check on e4. If black king doesn't recaptures the pawn and plays Kd1 instead then black Knight could capture rook on c1 or first play Knight to e4 threatening pinning king and rook by playing Knight to f2, whites bishop is forced to move back, giving black further advantage.

[chairshema]

He forgot that you only move the knight in 2 box if you use it for the beginning of the match, he can cheat the people but not the machine.

[vijaykataruka]

Answer is Qd2+, Qxd2, cxd2+, Kxd2, Ne4+, Kd1, Nxg5

[waynerooneytm]

1. Qd2+ 2. Qd2 cxd2+ 3. Kd2 Ne4+
A win

[Turbo-Kid]

I think the last win against a Top Chess Engine was when Andrew Tang won against Leela Chess Zero after it blundered the queen.

[martisian]

1. ... Qd2+ 2. Qd2 cxd2+ 3. Kd2 Ne4+ wins...

[ryeweer]

Queen to D2, check, winning move for black.

[lyanbv]

Qd2, exchange, win Bg5 with Ne4 fork?

[MoonBurn]

Puzzle: 1...QQ7ch; 2. QxQ, PxQ ch; 3. KxP (else 3...PxR), NK5 ch - winning the Bishop.

[SurenAghabekyan]

Dear chess lovers, where is the solution to the puzzle?

[AvangionQ]

Jonathan Schrantz playing the Urusov gambit.