Author: Timothy J. Frohlick
Date: 09:06:37 10/15/00
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Mr. Lyrette, You are correct sir! Gambit Tiger 0.95 Beta is a phenomenal performer and I believe that it is stronger than the GT 1.0 Beta program. Like you say, it sometimes overreaches and pays the price. For us class A and below non-masters it provides an enormous amount of entertainment as we get slaughtered on the chessboard. A few of us Beta testers are trying to get Christophe to leave the GT alone and let it play a wild,speculative game. I truly think that Mr. Theron will listen to us. After all, if you want a more balanced game then there is Chess Tiger 13.0. There are weaknesses in every chess program. Gambit Tiger has a few but it has many more strengths to compensate. Non master players will only notice the weaknesses if they play with queen odds, ie taking a queen away from the Tiger and maybe a knight too. Nothing ventured--nothing gained! Tim "Wild speculating man" Frohlick On October 15, 2000 at 11:47:53, Alain Lyrette wrote: >From what i've read so far Gambit Tiger seems to be the new wonder kid of chess >programs.Extremely strong AND exciting at the same time.Beta testers are posting >here exemples of impressives moves that so far anyway no other program can >reproduce.But i would like to see positions ans moves where it pushed to hard >and overreached in order to win.Anybody?Et bravo Christophe!Ça fait longtemps >qu'un programme n'a pas fait sensation à ce point.Je suis sûr qu'Ed ne regrette >pas son association avec toi!
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