Author: blass uri
Date: 11:53:21 05/15/00
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On May 15, 2000 at 14:39:01, Steve Coladonato wrote: >On May 15, 2000 at 14:21:41, Henk van Weersel wrote: > >>Hello, >>Does anybody knows what is the setting of the drawscore of Fritz$$$. Was there a >>draw offer from either two players :)? during the game. To bad Triviakov was >>less in time, otherwize the result could be different. In my opinion Fritz was >>lost during the endgame. Well played from Triviakov. > >Two other questions are: if Tiviakov offered a draw why did Fritz accept taking >into consideration the remaining time and conversly, if Fritz offered the draw, >why? > >Steve I think that in this case tiviakov could do a simple draw by repetition if he wanted a draw. I guess that another reason is that the operator(I read that the operator is also the programmer) did not want to win on time. Fritz had good chances to win in the first game because the opponent was in time trouble but unfortunately the operator did not do it. I read a claim that the operator is an honest guy but I do not think that playing in eqaul position when the opponent is in time trouble is something that is not honest. I think that Fritz is unlucky to have the programmer as the operator. Uri
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