Author: blass uri
Date: 00:07:13 04/09/00
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On April 08, 2000 at 17:39:14, Georg Langrath wrote: >In Computerchess magazine ”Modul” from Austria number 3.90 there was a match >related between Portorose 16bit and the chesscomputer ”Super System lll” from >1980. They had taken the queen from Portorose, and still Portorose won. And they >asked themselves if it was possible to take the queen from the best >chesscomputer from year 2000 and let it win against Portorose 16bit. > >That is really an interesting experiment. Has anybody Portorose or some computer >like that, and want to let it play against for example Fritz 6 without queen? I do not know if Fritz6 is the best program to win with a queen odd. The best program to win a game is not the same as the best program to win weak opponents with a queen odd. I have also no idea about the rating of Portorose 16bit. I do not think that it is possible to win with a queen odd every 10 years and I believe that it is impossible to win the top programs of today at tournament time control with a queen odd and the way that you play is not relevant. I read some years ago in new in chess about a human(1800 rating) who won Fritz3 in 10 minutes/game with a rook odd but he did not tell how many games he played in order to achieve the win. Uri
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