Author: blass uri
Date: 20:33:40 04/06/00
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On April 06, 2000 at 17:30:56, Jürgen Hartmann wrote: >On April 06, 2000 at 11:22:35, Jeroen Noomen wrote: <snipped> >>6. What if the machine will be the champion: Can (in this case Holland) this >> country put the machine on board 1 of the Olympiad team? > >Yes, I think so. There should be a computer board in every team. Like in the >Israeli League, grandmasters killing computers seems possible and is exciting. >Will need huge sponsoring money for FIDE and the players probably. There is no computer in every team in the Israeli league but only in 4 teams out of 12. The rules say that there is a comp-comp game if both sides play with computers. Most of the human-computer games in the Israeli league are between masters and computers and not between grandmasters and computers. > >>7. I am interested in who is the strongest player of my country. A computer >> program has nothing to do with this. > >I am interested in whether Hollands clearly strongest chess software can win the >national championship. Frankly, I slightly doubt this. Why do you assume that Fritz is holland's clearly strongest chess software when Rebel has better results against humans in the Israeli league? Uri
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