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Subject: Re: How not to beat CST in 16 moves

Author: Robert Sherman

Date: 20:36:14 11/09/97

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On November 09, 1997 at 16:48:21, Fernando Villegas wrote:

>Hi Robert:
>Puzzled by your example -by the way, what a wonderful attack game,
>congratulations!-I played the same moves against CST setted at 40 moves
>in 670 minutes, my usual rythm, and althought CST follows the same moves
>until NxR, then there are some changes and finally a much better
>defense. After Qh5, CST plays first Bf2+ and then, after Kd1, plays h6.
>Then, after Nxc7, far to capture the knight with his queen -the mistake
>that is the key of your combination- CST just take white Knight in g5
>and then I cannot see -a firsdt cursorely glance, if I am wrong let me
>know- how white can proceed fronm then on. CST calculates less than 4000
>n/s in my MMX 200 againts the almost 90000 of Rebel 9.

Hi Fernando:

I presume that you mean the CST doesn't castle.  It sounds like CST is
winning, but just to make sure could you post the way CST handles this
game and then I will analyze it.

Robert Sherman



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