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Subject: Re: SSDF(Deep Fritz - Century 3)AMD K6-2 450, 3-0, ended 31.5-9.5

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 04:58:03 01/27/01

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On January 27, 2001 at 07:41:08, Mogens Larsen wrote:

>On January 27, 2001 at 05:07:45, Harald Faber wrote:
>
>>No because that would be a normal result, not such an unreal result as 31.5-9.5
>>or so.
>
>There's no such thing as a normal result. The score doesn't prove that there's
>anything wrong, nor that there isn't. Only thorough gameanalysis is usable in
>proving socalled engine damage.

The score does not prove that something is wrong but the score leads people to
suspect that something is wrong.

It is logical to ask questions when the information is more unexpected.

I agree that it is also possible that something is wrong with 23-17 result but
the probability that something is wrong after you know thet the result is
31.5-9.5 is bigger.

Uri

• Re: SSDF(Deep Fritz - Century 3)AMD K6-2 450, 3-0, ended 31.5-9.5 Hans Christian Lykke 06:44:39 01/27/01
• Re: SSDF(Deep Fritz - Century 3)AMD K6-2 450, 3-0, ended 31.5-9.5 Mogens Larsen 06:08:15 01/27/01
  • Re: SSDF(Deep Fritz - Century 3)AMD K6-2 450, 3-0, ended 31.5-9.5 Uri Blass 07:02:41 01/27/01
    • Re: SSDF(Deep Fritz - Century 3)AMD K6-2 450, 3-0, ended 31.5-9.5 Mogens Larsen 07:23:35 01/27/01
      • Re: SSDF(Deep Fritz - Century 3)AMD K6-2 450, 3-0, ended 31.5-9.5 Tony Hedlund 11:39:13 01/27/01

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