Author: Christophe Theron
Date: 01:18:21 10/18/97
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On October 17, 1997 at 12:33:23, Randolph S. Baker wrote: >Incidentally, this reminds me of a subplot of one Star Trek TNG episode. >What if Kasparov had deliberately played to draw every game from the >beginning against DB instead of attempting to win? (Then again, it may >be that Black is generally willing to settle for draws anyway, going for >wins as White, so this may not be a meaningful question) Shhh! Please stop posting things like that. If human players are reading, they are going to understand what to do against programs: just try to draw. And when the program makes the mistake (sure it will), play for the win! Ok, maybe it doesn't work any more for DB, or the top commercial programs. But it works for many programs. I wouldn't like another Levy to play against Tiger! - Christophe -
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