Author: Tord Romstad
Date: 07:38:10 10/22/98
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On October 21, 1998 at 17:22:16, Mark Young wrote: >I look at it a bit differently because I played over many of the games GM Anand >played Vs. the other top chess programs past and present. He rolled them all >into tiny meat balls. It did not matter the time control he still crushed them >all. I don't think before Rebel 10, GM Anand had ever lost a game to a computer >at any time control. He lost a blitz game against Fritz 3 (running on a Pentium 90 MHz) in that famous blitz tournament in which Fritz 3 finished on a shared first place with Kasparov (Kasparov won the tie-break match by 3-1, I think). Unfortunately I no longer remember the moves of the game, but I think Anand played the black side of a Pelikan Sicilian. He had a promising position early in the game, but blundered away the advantage later. Tord
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