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Subject: Re: FIDE World Championship: Deep Junior x Khalifman!

Author: blass uri

Date: 05:21:53 02/19/00

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On February 19, 2000 at 06:12:28, Chris Carson wrote:

>On February 19, 2000 at 00:12:16, Dann Corbit wrote:
>
>>
>>You forgot something.  The WC is games that are 40/2 time control.  This match
>>was at a much faster pace -- greatly favoring computers.  I think Khalifman
>>would trounce any computer in a long match at 40/2.  He's not nearly as good as
>>these guys (something like 40-60th in the world IIRC) but he's well over 2600
>>ELO, which is nothing to shake a stick at.  If the WC was at stake, you can
>>believe he would buy a copy of Deep Junior and practice a hundred games against
>>it.
>>
>
>Dann,
>
>The WC games were not at 40/2, they were as follows:
>
>"Time Control shall be 40 moves in 100 minutes, followed by 20 moves in 50
>minutes, followed by all moves in 10 minutes. Each player shall receive an extra
>30 seconds thinking time after each move played, commencing from the first
>move."
>
>Source: http://www1.worldfide.com/chess/info.html
>
>This is closer to 97AEGON time control of 40/90 min followed by 30 seconds
>after each move played.

This is tournament time control

The time control in the israeli league Games is 2 hours/40 moves+1 hour/game and
this is the usual time control and I played in this time control at tournament
for fide rating.
Usually my tournament time control games in Israel are even 90 minutes/30 moves+
1 hour/game
Today there are almost no games with 2 hours/40 moves+1 hour/20+1 hour /20...

The time control that you are talking about is slower than the regular
tournament time control.
The players have 2 hours for the first 40 moves
100 minutes+1/2 minute/move=120 minutes/40 moves.
The players have more than 1 hour for rest of the game( they have 1 hour for
only 20 moves)

Uri



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