Author: Jeroen Noomen
Date: 13:58:11 11/02/99
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On November 02, 1999 at 16:29:29, blass uri wrote: >Usually when both sides evaluate a position as advantage for white then it is >advantage for white. >If white outsearch the opponent and got a position that both programs evaluated >as good for white but the position was really bad for white then >white was unlucky because white had the same positional understanding as black >and was better in tactics and lost inspite of it. Well, Tiger thought it was better against Diep, also Diep showed negative evaluation, but still Tiger didn't win. So in your words it is unlucky. Otherwise I just disagree. If both programs think it is good for White, but it is instead losing, then the evaluation was not good. In other words: Luck is very subjective, as I already wrote. You can give any example in which person A will call a situation 'unlucky' and person B will disagree. In this case my sunjective feeling is that Tiger is unlucky. And nobody can change that, because it is my own - subjective - feeling. Jeroen
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