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Subject: Re: The difference between short and long time controls

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 13:58:12 10/13/03

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On October 13, 2003 at 16:08:33, Russell Reagan wrote:

>I just got done typing this whole post (link below) before you posted, so it
>might be of some interest to you. It is not hard to prove that the longer the
>time control gets, the closer the engines playing strength becomes, making
>longer time controls in engine vs. engine games less interesting.
>
>http://www.talkchess.com/forums/1/message.html?320960

No

It is a practical question and there are cases when the difference increase when
the time control becomes longer.

Engines are not close to playing perfect chess so the hypothetical case of
perfect chess is not relevant.

Uri

• Re: The difference between short and long time controls Russell Reagan 14:34:03 10/13/03
  • Re: The difference between short and long time controls Steve Maughan 15:09:36 10/13/03
    • Re: The difference between short and long time controls Dieter Buerssner 16:32:32 10/13/03
      • Re: The difference between short and long time controls Christophe Theron 14:32:01 10/14/03
    • Re: The difference between short and long time controls Russell Reagan 16:25:17 10/13/03
  • Re: The difference between short and long time controls Uri Blass 14:41:09 10/13/03
    • Re: The difference between short and long time controls Uri Blass 14:48:56 10/13/03

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