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Kamsky then scored 2½–½ in the remaining three games to tie the match 4–4 (+2=4−2), then won the two rapid chess playoff games to win the match. In the third round (Candidates final), held in Sanghi Nagar in February 1995, Kamsky routed Valery Salov 5½–1½ (+4=3−0).
Jun 14, 2022 · GM Gata Kamsky has won five US Championships and defeated several world champions. He demonstrates some of his best-ever endgames in his Chess.com debut!
The 1996 FIDE World Championship match was played as a best of 20 games format—the first player to 10.5 points would win. The match didn't start well for Kamsky with Karpov winning game one. Kamsky came back swinging and won game two.
Kamsky lost a 20-game competition over Anatoly Karpov for the 1996 FIDE World Chess Tournament title at Elista in Kalmykia with a score of 7.5–10.5 points. Kamsky retired from competitive chess following a defeat by Karpov.
Feb 27, 2020 · What we have here is 22 annotated games (mostly wins, but there are a few draws as well) played by Gata Kamsky between 2004 and 2013, during which period he harboured aspirations towards the world championship. Kamsky had White in 18 of the 22 games: perhaps it would have been good to learn more about his approach to playing the black pieces.
Oct 21, 2023 · Comprehensive Gata Kamsky chess games collection, opening repertoire, tournament results, PGN download, stats and news.
In 2010, for the first time in almost two decades, Gata Kamsky captured the US Chess Championship title. Gata beat the 2008 Champ Yury Shulman in a rapid Armageddon playoff to net the title and the $30,000 first prize check.
Kamsky won his first of four U.S. Championships in 1991, and the following year helped America grab its first-ever gold in the World Team Chess Olympiad. In 1994, at age 20, Kamsky became the youngest-ever to challenge for the FIDE world title and the first American since Bobby Fischer.
Gata Kamsky is one of the greatest chess players to represent the United States. He is a five-time U.S. Chess Champion (1991, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014) and a six-time U.S. Olympiad team member (1992, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2014). Kamsky also played board one on the only American team to win the World Team Chess Championship (Lucerne 1993).
Gata Kamsky. Gata Kamsky (1974-) is a Russian-born American chess Grandmaster and five-time US champion. He is a descendant of a well-known Tatar family. Gata Kamsky won the 2007 World Chess Cup.
