Author: Ed Schröder
Date: 09:23:08 04/16/00
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On April 16, 2000 at 12:10:41, Fernando Villegas wrote: >I think Rebel performed a really great show. After examination the game appears >fullo of tricks and traps -positionally kind- that very easily could put in the >wrong path more than a kown top chess program in SSDF list. My congrats for Ed, >that clearly seems to have "pasted" some of the holes in the tactical arena of >Rebel. >Fernando Thank you Fernando. I was quite nervous during the ending when I saw the white king moving to the queen side to hunt for the two weak black pawns on c6 and a6 leaving its own king undevelopped. But the wall Rebel created with Nb7 did the trick and according Smyslov himself there was no win. Well.. during the game I was not convinced of that as the Smyslov position looked real promising. But these monsters are tough defenders (most of the time). When I saw Rebel showing senseless moves in its main-variation (Bg7 / Bh8 / Bg7) I relaxed as this was a sign for me there was no progress for white. I am very happy with the draw. Not to speak about the Israel League, so far 4½ out of 5. What is there left to wish? Nothing... Ed
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