Author: Henk van Weersel
Date: 08:05:27 04/24/00
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On April 24, 2000 at 08:22:27, Jeroen van Dorp wrote: >Hi all, > >After losing 15 blitz games in a row on chess.net yesterday I sought comfort in >a game against Junior 6a today. As it was my 100th computer game I have recorded >in my "against a computer" database (the rest went in the recylce bin :)) it >turned out to be a special one indeed: > >It was a 25' game supposed to be at the strongest settings of Junior. However >I'm not that sure. It clearly stated so in the status bar, and *if* it was a >handicap game (maybe a strange program glitch) it would have be an Elo 2150 game >by Junior, as that was the last setting. > >It turned out to be a draw - bashing the draw button all the time until the >tablebases told Junior it to be a real draw. So don't look at the last moves. > >Somehow I can't reproduce some moves, like the pawn pushing on the queenside by >Junior, the delay in castling, an exchange at 9...Bxe3 and so on. > >Anyone here have any thoughts if something (and if so what) went weird in >Junior's brain? Never had this before. It was played on DGT-board with DGT >TopMatch clocks. Never had these kind of "problems" before (if there are >problems). > DGT board ! Topmatch chess clocks! I guess Jeroen is praktizing to play in Dutch champiognship instead of Jan Timman. Beware of him he is getting dangerous on the chessbord. Henk van Weersel hvweer@westbrabant.net
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