Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 12:11:56 02/25/02
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On February 25, 2002 at 14:36:12, Olaf Jenkner wrote: >>> >>>How does this perfect player manage to avoid ever getting the black pieces? >> >>Lucky. But remember, there is only one perfect player in my assumption. And >>if he plays white (assuming white wins) then he wins. If he plays black, then >>assuming white makes one mistake (and he must since he is not perfect) then >>black at least draws and probably wins. > >In my opinion nobody ever proved that chess is not a win for black. >Maybe it's doable but a lot of work. > >OJe I agree. Hence my "if". Although I doubt it is true. That would mean the game starts off in Zugzwang, which seems like a stretch.
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