Author: David Dahlem
Date: 17:49:47 09/27/02
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On September 27, 2002 at 19:53:11, Terry Ripple wrote: >On September 27, 2002 at 09:56:30, Vincent Lejeune wrote: > >>I think that the time control is not good for a human, a key move in the opening >>can requiere 10 min to be well treated, your control put to much preasure in the >>opening. IMO a human would prefer a bigger amount of time at the beginning , may >>be something like 45min+60sec per move is better ! >---------------------- > >Why not use a time of 60 min.+60 sec.per move which will then give each side a >full 2 hours, providing they make 60 moves in their game. This would then equal >the original time control of 30 moves in 60 min., or 60 moves 120 min. > >Besides, i think that the 2 min.+ 120 sec.per move won't be a problem as you >think because for one, the Granmaster can move very fast in the early opening >stages as he knows his lines very well and thus he will then have added on to >his clock 2 additional minutes for each move. > >Regards, > Terry >> The same goes for Chessmaster, and i understand it will be using the CM9000.obk opening book, so it will make it's opening moves instantly. A big advantage for the computer, in my opinion. Regards Dave <snip>
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