Author: Drexel,Michael
Date: 16:25:19 06/23/05
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On June 23, 2005 at 18:01:15, Peter Berger wrote: >On June 23, 2005 at 16:21:11, Drexel,Michael wrote: > >>Unfortunately Computers handle the closed Ruy Lopez with white very strong as >>numerous examples have shown. >>The best strategies and plans for white are often easy to find for the machines. >>They are not subtle enough. >>There are also pawn pushes available to open the position or to strengthen the >>position. >> >>A strong machine plays this opening almost perfectly. > >I disagree , but this one has already been answered by Mr Smith with data. AFAIK Mr Smiths data does not adress the closed Ruy Lopez. It is also a bit outdated. >> >>So I don´t agree. >>The Berlin Defence is a much more reasonable choice. >> > >Here I agree, although it has drawbacks of its own. But yes, given that the >structures when white avoid it belong to the group of openings Michael Adams >often plays into himself with the white pieces, I think it might have been a >good idea. > >I think that Adams probably planned to play for a win. IMHO he shouldn´t even think about a win with the black pieces before the game. Michael > >It will be interesting to see what he chooses with his last black: the Marshall >is an interesting alternative IMHO > >Peter
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