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Subject: Re: The importance of opening books -- a simple experiment

Author: Arturo Ochoa

Date: 08:39:31 02/19/05

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On February 19, 2005 at 11:08:11, Sune Fischer wrote:

>On February 19, 2005 at 11:01:32, Arturo Ochoa wrote:
>
>>>>I repeated twice my explanation, if you dont understand it. It is not my
>>>>problem.
>>>
>>>You don't want to tell me your results that's fine, but I hope you realize that
>>>claiming 10 of 10 is nonsense.
>>>
>>
>>It is an idiocy to accuse somebody of saying somthing. If you had read
>>carefully, the 10-10 was an example to show easily the result of 30%.
>>
>>However, you dont read simply. That is nothing that I can do with that.
>
>I'm not interested in 1 example, I'm interested in Elo, ie. what can be expected
>on the average.

I gave a percentage but I wont point out the opponents. Neither some people this
nor your way to flame will essential information in my preparation.

If you understand what 30% means. It is Ok. If you understood my example
(although I doubt it based on your previous postins), It is Ok.

If you think, that a book tuned by hand is silly and it doesnt represent any
useful thing. You will be sucked in official Tournaments. That´all.

>
>If you claim 10 of 10 it's just not a representative example.
>

Every unique result wont be representative for you. So it is useless to explain
what I mean.


>This whole book / anti-book / anti-anti-book / anti-anti-anti-book competition
>seems real silly to me, but if there is enough Elo to be found....
>

That is the reason why you engine will be always beated.

It is sillier to reply a topic without being interested. What are your
intentions there? Flame the topic?

AO.



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