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Danny King's Commentary
No choice here. The World must recapture the bishop with the pawn. Then we
get into a situation where the objective for both sides is quite clear:
Black is going to use his king to support the passed d and b pawns; and
White will use his king to force one of his pawns home on the other side of
the board. A pawn race is about to begin.
The king becomes a powerful member of your army when there are fewer pieces on the board. It reminds me of a rampant elephant: its speed and therefore its scope is limited, but at short range it is a force to be reckoned with. At the moment, White's rook can prevent the pawns from queening all on its own; but when Black's king arrives on the scene the rook won't be able to put up much resistance. Likewise, White's king is going to cause Black's knight some problems. It will be a question of who gets there first. We are entering a transitionary phase in the game. I believe the next few moves are essentially forced - for both sides. If you would like to find out where all this is leading to, then join me today in the Zone theatre chat room at 2pm PST (10pm London). See you then. Danny  
Elisabeth Pähtz's Move Analysis
e5xd4 to Kasparov's Be3xd4
This is the only move, we can do. We must take the bishop back. Elizabeth 
Florin Felecan's Move Analysis
exd4 to Kasparov's Bxd4
The World must take back the bishop on d4 and prepare for a queen ending after Kc4-c3-c2,pawn to b3-b2-b1Q and d3-d2-d1Q when white is better but The World still has its chance for a draw. 
exd4 to Kasparov's Bxd4
Of course, the world must take the bishop with 41...exd4 
Irina Krush's Move Analysis
exd4 to Kasparov's Bxd4
I recommend the World plays the move 41...exd4 (Pawn on e5 captures Bishop on d4. Our move is FORCED - as we must recapture the Bishop. Irina | |
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