Best Game

1. In its best game of the match Fritz had world champion Vladimir Kramnik under considerable pressure. (Web site)

Garry Kasparov

1. World champion Vladimir Kramnik defeated his predecessor, Garry Kasparov, to win a tournament of 25-minute chess last weekend in Zurich, Switzerland. (Web site)

Match

1. The Deep Fritz program won the match against World Champion Vladimir Kramnik with the score 3-2, having one win and four ties.

Russia

1. This column's game illustrates superb endgame technique by then World Champion Vladimir Kramnik of Russia against future champion Viswanathan Anand of India. (Web site)

Peter Leko

1. Last year's event was a one-off Candidates-styled affair to find a challenger for world champion Vladimir Kramnik, and was won by Peter Leko. (Web site)

Black Pieces

1. The perfect ending to Bologan's trial by fire was defending the black pieces against world champion Vladimir Kramnik in the final round.

Fritz

1. Introducing the latest version of Deep Fritz, the program that played against Garry Kasparov in New York, and beat world champion Vladimir Kramnik.
2. Until 2006, when another chess program, Deep Fritz, handily beat world champion Vladimir Kramnik.
3. World champion Vladimir Kramnik of Russia tied 4-4 with the chess computer Deep Fritz. (Web site)

World Champion Vladimir Kramnik

1. On Saturday in Bonn, Germany, world champion Vladimir Kramnik began a six-game match against the computer program Deep Fritz.
2. It played against the legendary Garry Kasparov in New York and in 2006 beat world champion Vladimir Kramnik 4:2 in a big public match in Bonn, Germany.
3. A variant, X3D Fritz, drew against Kasparov in 2004, and the version Deep Fritz 10 defeated the world champion Vladimir Kramnik in 2006.

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