Author: Jeroen van Dorp
Date: 07:04:30 04/29/02
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>Smirin was a bit too lucky in the match. 1) Smirin played very well against the programs, as can be expected from a chess player that strenght, thus winning and drawing. 2) He profited from weaknesses of his strong opponents, as again can be expected from such a strong chess player, thus winning and drawing. I suppose this is an unusual tactic for you? I thought it to be the objective of playing chess. But I can be mistaken. Maybe all the wins in the world are just for people being "a bit too lucky". J.
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