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Subject: Re: Anti-GM - Is the Original Rebel Example Sound?

Author: blass uri

Date: 11:54:33 07/15/98

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On July 15, 1998 at 14:27:18, Howard Exner wrote:

>On July 14, 1998 at 21:54:40, Robert Hyatt wrote:
>
>>On July 14, 1998 at 21:07:49, Howard Exner wrote:
>>
>>>On July 14, 1998 at 18:27:26, blass uri wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>It is not truth
>>>>The programs I have do not grab the rook if I give them 3 minutes.
>>>>Rxe6 is a good anti computer move.
>>>
>>>I agree, Rxe6 is a good move. If the point of the anti-Gm approach
>>>is to complicate things then Rxe6 is the move to play especially
>>>in an over-the-board encounter with the clocks ticking.
>>
>>
>>I think you are grossly under-estimating Anand.
>
>Where did I mention Anand in this thread? It is a thread about a chess position
>and what might be a good move for a computer to play.
>
>>You don't want to play
>>moves that complicate things, you want to play moves that win.  You play
>>Rxe6 against Anand, you may as well take a shower with your electric toaster,
>>because he'll calculate that position, probably in blitz time control, and
>>rip the rook and the game...
>
>No need to lecture us on Anand's ability. I think we are all aware of how
>great a player he is.
>>
>>Complicated and unsound together don't work.  Complicated without being unsound
>>is ok.
>
>Why not demonstrate why Rxe6 is unsound? Is that not the point you are trying to
>make? Why muddy it with the spin on how you understand how well Anand plays
> while I am somehow underestimating him?
>
>Show me Rxe6 is unsound and I'll retract my claim that it is a good choice for
>a computer to make in playing a human. It won't be the first time I'm wrong
>about a chess move.
Rxe6 was discussed in this club and after Rxe6 fxe6 I believe black win
what do you play as white after Rxe6 fxe6?

Uri



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