GMs occasionally like to remind us they're mortal? ;-)
My favorite is Deep Fritz - Kramnik 2006. Kramnik, reigning world champion at the time, misses a simple mate in 1 and loses a game the computer was going to need to force a draw in had he played the most obvious move.
en.chessbase.com/post/how-could-kramnik-overlook-the-mate-
Another good one is the Alekhine-Euwe world championship match. There was a very trivial (for their caliber) tactical shot that was missed for 4 consecutive moves in a row (2 for each player). It starts after 25. .. Qe5
http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1013279
White to move and win.
My favorite is Deep Fritz - Kramnik 2006. Kramnik, reigning world champion at the time, misses a simple mate in 1 and loses a game the computer was going to need to force a draw in had he played the most obvious move.
en.chessbase.com/post/how-could-kramnik-overlook-the-mate-
Another good one is the Alekhine-Euwe world championship match. There was a very trivial (for their caliber) tactical shot that was missed for 4 consecutive moves in a row (2 for each player). It starts after 25. .. Qe5
http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1013279
White to move and win.
I remember that game. It was one of the first games I seen on youtube :P If I recall very complex game and long deep calculations made Krammy tired.
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