Author: Harald Faber
Date: 07:54:13 10/28/99
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On October 28, 1999 at 10:41:52, blass uri wrote: >> >>>Should you refuse to play in a tournament when your opposition was 300 points >>>over or below your level? >> >>In human games there is a difference with these ratings. But a player of the >>lowest local league has no chance against ANY player of the top league, so if he >>plays 2 or more opponents, you cannot say who of the opponents is better than >>the others. > >if the difference is 300-400 elo then the weaker player has chances. To draw by chance, yes. To win? Never. >tiger has not 100% against Fritz3(p90) and the same for other top programs. > >I agree that we can learn more from games with equal hardware but these games >are not meaningless. For me they are. Like playing Hiarcs7/MMX-Hiarcs6/P90. >>I have also seen many outstanding results for Tiger, but I can only remember >>G/60. Give me (outstanding) results of tournament games on (almost) equal >>hardware and I will take back all I said and claim the opposite. :-) > >I remember that thorsten did some 120/40 games when tiger won Fritz6 and drew >with Fritz532. > >Uri I only remember 6 games but I don't remember the time control. And it was Thorsten who got the result. Thorsten favours Tiger and CSTal and likes to see Fritz lose. Have you ever seen a match result which CSTal lost when Thorsten played? So I am always warned when T. posts results.
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