Author: Thorsten Czub
Date: 07:58:04 08/23/98
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On August 23, 1998 at 10:30:25, Amir Ban wrote: >Do you guys really think this is all about books ? i thought they said it is about books ?!? is is about something else ?!:-) >At this rate, this whole tournament will be replayed six times, just to make >sure everything is ok. Incidentally, doesn't anyone here thinks that replaying >the Fritz5-Rebel9 game was an injustice to Fritz ? I do. > >Amir When it was my mistake (or not) that rebel9 did played without one part of it's books, and there was a chance to correct this, I decided to replay the game. I did not know about the result when i did so. I could have been also a win for fritz. But it wasn't. it was a draw because rebel9's book had better moves in this opening line. IMO there was no injustice. It would have been unfair if I would have played with a wrong book. I see on the other hand no reason to discuss the CHANCES of each shit move in the power-books of fritz5. We don't even know if different power-books exists ! Could also be an explanation why he says a6 is SERO chance. When a move leads into a lost-line, cstal e.g. knocks it off. So the SERO chances more are not playable by the program. I doubt if this is the case with fritz5. If this would have been the same with fritz, i would not be able to get a6 on another machine. Whats know ? Shall we doubt the random move generator of fritz ?! Shall we doubt quantum-mechanics because of this ?! I don't think we have to. Calm down. Anything is ok. I had 2 machines. I used power.ctg for fritz5.03 and junior.ctg for junior. Junior played better IMO. Fritz had this draw behaviour. Nobody here talked about this. Instead anybody tries to find out how thorsten has manipulated the game. Why should I ? IMO the game showed that junior plays better. I have no time to discuss each move that was played by fritz here. The book is very very big. If we would have to discuss the sense of any move, or discuss the chances of any move... the power-books that was used is from 11.08.1997, 21h37. it is 553.504.768 bytes big.
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