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

Author: Claude Le Page

Date: 04:03:03 10/14/03

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Hello to all!
   IMHO statistics are not relevant , as the effect can work in opposite
   directions , following that one considers a tame line or a wild one:
  in a tame line each engine finds at once a +- good move , so it's as good
in blitz as in tournament
    in a wild one it take more or less time to find a good move and some engines
 never succeed
  let me give an example:
     it is known since 400 years (Polerio) that after:
  1 e4 e5 2 Nf3 Nc6 3 Bc4 Nf6 4 Ng5 d5 5 exd5
     5...Nxd5 is bad and should lose
   engines find right moves ( Na5 , Nd4 ,or b5)only after some time , and many
never
      likewise, the best answers ( Nxf7 or better d4 ) need some time, and very
few find them , only in tournament
   so , in blitz all egines play wrong moves and anything can happen
   in tournament TC only some succeed , and they score 1-0
   so long TC increase difference in strength for critical  lines
     Friendly Yours
   Claude Le Page



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