Author: blass uri
Date: 09:19:11 04/28/00
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On April 28, 2000 at 11:54:10, Djordje Vidanovic wrote: >On April 28, 2000 at 10:28:22, Enrique Irazoqui wrote: > >>On April 28, 2000 at 09:59:23, blass uri wrote: >> >>>Rebel century lost against boris malisov(2350 rating) >>>I resigned at move 21 and did not play the last move of the game. >>> >>>I do not understand the reason for the move 12...gxf5 >>>I thought during the game that maybe I put >>>Rebel at a low level or maybe I had the wrong personality or maybe it is a bug >>>in Rebel Century but I found that Rebel1.2a also does the same blunder. >>> >>>I found also that many top programs including Crafty17.10 do the same >>>blunder(Crafty may avoid it at tournament time control but I expected computers >>>to avoid it from the first second and not to need some minutes to find a better >>>move). >> >>Fritz 6a, Junior 6a, Hiarcs 7.32 and Nimzo 7.32, the cream of the crop, like to >>play 12... gxf5. It's the kind of computer moves that drives me nuts and makes >>me quite skeptical about programs playing at GM level. >> >>By the way, I don't think that Fritz will do so well at the Dutch championship. >>All professional players seem to be very familiar with Fritz and they will know >>how to play against it and take advantage of the gxf5 moves. >> >>Enrique >> >>PS. Tiger doesn't play gxf5. There is still hope. :) >> >>>I do not understand what push computers to sacrifice their king safety for no >>> > > >Enrique, > >I wish to do something imprudent: wager a bet with you (everyone knows that when >it comes to bets, you are unbeatable). Fritzy will place among the top five (5) >in the Dutch Champs. Stakes: a dinner. Deal? > >*** Djordje I guess that Fritz is not going to be among the top 5. Uri
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