Author: Paulo Soares
Date: 19:08:01 02/06/99
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On February 06, 1999 at 21:06:47, Robert Hyatt wrote: >On February 06, 1999 at 12:48:09, Paulo Soares wrote: > >>Could a chess player with rating FIDE below of the 2000 >>points ELO, win Kasparov with the aid of a program line top >>running on a PC(for example, a PII-450 with 120Mb RAM), in one >>match 2/40? >> I believe that yes, it will be that I am being delirious? >> Already had one match in these circumstances? >> >>Best regards, >> >>Paulo Soares, from Brazil. > > >I don't believe he/it would have a chance against Kasparov. Because the >computer is much better and he would be hard-pressed to override it, yet >the 'top program on a PC' would be in serious trouble from the start... Robert, Already I arrived at the conclusion, for the answers of our companions, of the equation he(ELO<=2000)/it>=Kasparov is very little probable. But which would be the value of x so that the equation he(ELO>=x)/it>=Kasparov has a great possibility of being true? According to Uri, x>2400, and according to Peter, x>2000. I start to think, x>2500, in view of the reply of Raul. Thanks for the information about David Slate + Chess 4.6 vsIM David Levy Best regards, Paulo Soares, from Brazil.
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