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Subject: Re: what's all this about books ?

Author: Mark Young

Date: 08:36:40 08/23/98

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On August 23, 1998 at 11:09:34, blass uri wrote:

>
>On August 23, 1998 at 10:30:25, Amir Ban wrote:
>
>>On August 23, 1998 at 08:35:34, blass uri wrote:
>>
>>>I think that you have different books and this is the explanation for the
>>>different results for fritz5.
>>>This is the only explanation I can find that the move 13...a6 was played in the
>>>tournament when the chance of this move is 0%  in Mark Young's book.
>>>What is the reason for the difference?
>>>which book was used in the ssdf games?
>>>
>>>Uri
>>
>>
>>Do you guys really think this is all about books ?
>
>I agree that the importance of books is limited but only if they are not counter
>productive.
>I tried to do games between fritz5 and itself and Junior5 and itself
>when white has no book and black has book and I found that white had
>more than 50% after some games.
>The games were played at 2 seconds per move 4 seconds per move 8 seconds per
>move and 16 seconds per move.
>
>I think it is better to use no book for fritz5 in this tournament because
>fritz5's book in this tournament is counter productive.
>
I agree!! With the bad lines played so far it would have been better.
>>
>>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.
>
>I agree it is not fair to replay only 1 game of Rebel9 when the problem was not
>a problem of 1 game.
>
>Uri
>>
>>Amir



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