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Subject: Re: Who should be banned ?

Author: Drexel,Michael

Date: 04:37:21 11/14/03

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On November 14, 2003 at 04:40:53, Andre van Ark wrote:

>On November 14, 2003 at 02:40:15, Peter Skinner wrote:
>
>>On November 14, 2003 at 02:31:40, Andre van Ark wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>
>>>Yes, it is true Vincent could analyse this games quite well.
>>>
>>>But he is banned.....
>>>
>>>Mainly because he called a certain person "an old idiot"
>>>
>>>And some people like to throw with nud on Vincent, even while he isn't able to
>>>defend himself.
>>>
>>>Who should be banned ?
>>>
>>>Kind regards
>>>André van Ark
>>
>>Either you haven't been here that long, or you just haven't read his previous
>>posts. I would bet my ex-wife and a bag of chips that Vincent would indeed state
>>that Kaspy played like a 2000 rated patzer. It has happened time and time again.
>>In fact here is a few tells from channel 64 on ICC during the first game:
>>
>>Diep(C)(64): i am only here for a few minutes. this game is of no interest to
>>me.
>>Diep(C)(64): playing a weak opening vs a computer is stupid
>>Diep(C)(64): already i can see it will be draw
>>Diep(C)(64): diep can draw this blindfolded
>>
>>As you can see Diep should be in this match rather than Fritz...
>>
>>Peter
>
>Hi Peter,
>
>Uhhhmm you may keep your ex-wife but the bag of chips is welcome. :-D
>
>All I can say ( I am a 1875 elo patzer) that Vincent is right.
>
>"Diep(C)(64): playing a weak opening vs a computer is stupid
>>Diep(C)(64): already i can see it will be draw
>>Diep(C)(64): diep can draw this blindfolded"
>
>As the game has showed Vincent statements are OK. Or do I oversee something?

Yes
The opening choice in the first game wasn't stupid at all.
Kasparovs play in Game 1 was perfect till move 25 (at the least).

Michael

>
>Btw. Diep doesn't take the pawn on f2 in the first gane.
>
>Kind regards,
>André



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