Join chess enthusiast Björn Knöppel for a clear, engaging and insightful 45-minute exploration of one of the most dramatic moments in chess history: Garry Kasparov’s sensational 19-move loss with Black in the Caro–Kann Defence to IBM’s supercomputer Deep Blue in 1997.
Filmed by IM Thomas Engqvist, this presentation draws inspiration from Bruce Pandolfini’s Kasparov and Deep Blue: The Historic Chess Match Between Man and Machine (1997). Knöppel offers an accessible walk-through of the 1997 match while also revisiting the closely related 1996 encounter. He discusses each game verbally before carefully analysing, in detail, the decisive game that Kasparov lost — highlighting strategic ideas, psychological turning points and the broader significance of the event.
Presented in a friendly, welcoming and informative style, this video is suitable for viewers of all levels — from newcomers to long-time chess enthusiasts — and provides historical context as well as fresh insights into a match that reshaped the relationship between humans and machines forever.
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