Kasparov faces Deep Junior but neither could secure the vital second victory.
NEW YORK -- Chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov has drawn against a computer in a six game man vs machine contest.
Kasparov was attempting to avenge his defeat in 1997 by IBM supercomputer Deep Blue.
This time around, playing in New York against Deep Junior, Kasparov and the computer won one match each and drew the remaining four.
Kasparov appeared to be in a winning position when he first offered Junior the chance to accept a draw, an offer which was refused only for the computer to offer Kasparov a draw five moves later.
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