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Subject: Re: International Master Jonathon Schroer has repeatedly offered to play

Author: Peter Fendrich

Date: 10:56:15 11/07/98

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On November 07, 1998 at 13:17:13, Eric Adolph wrote:

> >On the other,
>>other hand, the gap between the very top players like Anand and Kasparov and a
>>2500 GM is probably as great as the gap between a PII 450 Mhz and Deep Blue.
>>Many orders of magnitude, in other words.
>
>But didn't Rebel 10 beat the crap out of Anand? If so, it seems it would have a
>good chance vs. Kasparov too, and Kasparov didn't lose to Deep Blue that badly,
>except in the last game. So, how big could the difference between Deep Blue and
>Rebel 10 really be? (playing strength, not "speed").

You can't compare these matches. It's a big difference between blitz and
tournament games. The Deep Blue victory was tournament games only.
The Rebel-Anand match was 6 blitz games with different time limits and two
tournament games.
The 2 tournament games ended 1.5 - 0.5 to Anand. The 6 blitz games was won by
Rebel with 4.5 - 1.5.
A great result by Rebel but not that surprising, IMO.

//Peter



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