Tag: controversy
The Polgar-Kasparov Touch-Move Controversy
Six frames of videotape, a quarter of a second, and a silence that lasted three years. Inside the most quietly devastating rules controversy in modern chess.
The 1984 World Championship That Ended Without a Winner
Karpov led. Kasparov had just won two games in a row and was building real momentum. Then FIDE's president stopped the match entirely, and declared no winner at all.
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