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Subject: Re: SSDF(Crafty 19.17 - Deep Junior 8)A1200, ½-1½, now 2-6

Author: Peter Skinner

Date: 15:30:40 09/30/04

On September 30, 2004 at 18:02:21, Robert Hyatt wrote:

>
>>Again Crafty lost an Nimzo-Indian with white. When will it change to 1.e4?
>
>It won't.
>
>:)

Do you honestly feel Crafty plays better vs computers with 1.d4?

I find in online games that Crafty does very well with 1.e4 or 1.Nf3 against
computers.

Peter

Re: SSDF(Crafty 19.17 - Deep Junior 8)A1200, ½-1½, now 2-6 Robert Hyatt 16:59:08 09/30/04
- Re: SSDF(Crafty 19.17 - Deep Junior 8)A1200, ½-1½, now 2-6 Peter Skinner 20:03:19 09/30/04
  - Re: SSDF(Crafty 19.17 - Deep Junior 8)A1200, ½-1½, now 2-6 Robert Hyatt 20:52:18 09/30/04
    - Re: SSDF(Crafty 19.17 - Deep Junior 8)A1200, ½-1½, now 2-6 Peter Skinner 23:33:56 09/30/04
      - Re: SSDF(Crafty 19.17 - Deep Junior 8)A1200, ½-1½, now 2-6 Peter Berger 17:12:15 10/01/04
    - Re: SSDF(Crafty 19.17 - Deep Junior 8)A1200, ½-1½, now 2-6 Mike Byrne 21:43:45 09/30/04
      - Re: SSDF(Crafty 19.17 - Deep Junior 8)A1200, ½-1½, now 2-6 Tony Hedlund 02:40:19 10/01/04
        
        Re: SSDF(Crafty 19.17 - Deep Junior 8)A1200, ½-1½, now 2-6 Robert Hyatt 07:10:54 10/01/04
        
        Re: SSDF(Crafty 19.17 - Deep Junior 8)A1200, ½-1½, now 2-6 Tony Hedlund 07:39:14 10/01/04
        
        Re: SSDF(Crafty 19.17 - Deep Junior 8)A1200, ½-1½, now 2-6 Robert Hyatt 11:38:08 10/01/04
        
        Tony - I have the fix. Mike Byrne 14:58:46 10/01/04
        
        Re: SSDF(Crafty 19.17 - Deep Junior 8)A1200, ½-1½, now 2-6 Mike Byrne 07:07:34 10/01/04
        
        Re: SSDF(Crafty 19.17 - Deep Junior 8)A1200, ½-1½, now 2-6 Tony Hedlund 07:41:05 10/01/04
        
        Re: SSDF(Crafty 19.17 - Deep Junior 8)A1200, ½-1½, now 2-6 Robert Hyatt 11:38:53 10/01/04
        
        Re: SSDF(Crafty 19.17 - Deep Junior 8)A1200, ½-1½, now 2-6 Robert Hyatt 07:13:04 10/01/04

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