Chess legend Kasparov plays simultaneously against 20 opponents in KMSKA Antwerp: Seppe (13) remains the last standing

Chess legend Garry Kasparov faced 20 opponents simultaneously at KMSKA in Antwerp, including notable figures and young champions. Thirteen-year-old Seppe Lambert was the last to concede after about two hours. Kasparov, who had a restless night due to a hotel fire, showcased his skills against various players, many of whom struggled. Participants like David Ziegler and Ilias Majees found it challenging to compete against Kasparov's expertise. Jan Vertonghen, initially hesitant, enjoyed the experience and compared chess to football in terms of strategy. Politician Peter De Roover lasted the longest among the celebrities, finishing seventh.