Author: Don Prohaska
Date: 08:13:51 05/08/00
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On May 08, 2000 at 10:01:41, Enrique Irazoqui wrote: >On May 08, 2000 at 09:42:07, Frederic Friedel wrote: > >>Shortest games >> >>Van der Sterren-Povah, Loyds Bank Masters 1978: >>1.e4 e5 draw. >> >>Fischer-Panno, Palmá 1970. >>1.c4 resigns >> >>Hübner-Rogoff, World Student Team Championship Graz 1972: >>1.c4 draw >> >>Miles-Reuben Luton 1975: >>1. draw >> >>Fischer-Spassky (2), Reykjavik 1972: >>1. resigns. >> >>Fritz-Bosboom doesn't come close... > >The point is if the rest of the players will boycott Fritz as Bosboom did. Piket >played it, Bosboom didn't, another player said from the beginning that he won't >play Fritz. Not amusing altogether. > >Enrique If you are willing to play in a tourny with a computer, then either play it or don't enter the competition! Certainly, the computer has an unfair advantage, but if I were to play in a tourny with a Grandmaster he would have an unfair advantage against me, but I would play him. Now that I think of it, any player expert and above would have an unfair advantage against me.
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