Author: Djordje Vidanovic
Date: 16:27:19 03/05/00
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On March 05, 2000 at 18:22:56, Christophe Theron wrote: >On March 05, 2000 at 14:45:33, Djordje Vidanovic wrote: > >>On March 05, 2000 at 14:33:53, robert blackwell wrote: >> >>>Hello everyone! I recently ordered chess tiger, it was a tough decision between >>>it and fritz6a. In the end i chose rebel tiger because i have junior6. The >>>question i have is? What program does rebel tiger play, is it a dangerous risky >>>rebel like player, or is a tactical open position player like fritz. I chose it >>>because of the recent posts and hype.I do hope im not disappointed.I have been >>>looking for info but even the rebel site tells very little about the engine, >>>such and nodes\sec, and playing styles. >> >>Careful, prophylactic, tactically alert, positionally sound. An almost perfect >>endgame. Unfortunately I haven't played many games with it as I have only a >>text version (DOS, v. 12) that is a little difficult to manage without the >>auto-player :(( > > >Djordje, the DOS version has a built-in autoplayer. Read the CT_ENGL.RTF file, >everything is explained. It's not difficult to set up an Auto232 session. > > > Christophe > > > >> I myself have played about a dozen G/30 games against Tiger and >>lost all of them, some due to negligence, most due to being outplayed. (BTW, I >>am currently about 2400 on ICC at blitz). It is surely going to be a tough >>battle for spot #1 on SSDF among Fritz 6a, Junior and Tiger. >> >> >>*** Djordje Christophe, thanks for your reply. I was, naturally, aware that the DOS version had the autoplayer built in. Problem is that I do NOT own an autoplayer :-) I am not sure that I would like to have it either as I prefer watching games between programs to having them play alone. That way I learn about them a lot and, most probably, get an idea or two for my own chessic edification. *** Djordje
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