Author: Jorge Pichard
Date: 16:17:14 06/27/00
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On June 26, 2000 at 21:52:04, Jorge Pichard wrote: >On June 26, 2000 at 21:17:10, Chessfun wrote: > >>On June 26, 2000 at 20:25:11, Jorge Pichard wrote: >> >>>On June 26, 2000 at 18:19:37, Daniel Chancey wrote: >>> >>>>This defeat convinces me that Fritz 6a is much stronger than Chessmaster 6000. >>>>If Chessmaster 8000 comes out, it better be 150 points stronger. >>>> >>>>Castle2000 >>> >>>If you compare the value of the rook in CMNimzo 732 to the value of the pawn >>>you will immediately notice that there is too much of a difference, rook = 6.8 >>>vs pawn =1.1 exactly 5.7 . I increased the value of the pawn to 1.5 and >>>decreased the value of the rook to 6.5 and replay the game from move 27.Nd2 and >>>CMNimzo 732 with the new values beat my fritz 6a. >> >> >>But that is just one game from a given position. It don't mean settings >>with those values would be stronger overall. >> >You are correct about this statement it is too early to assume anything yet, and >based on only one type of ending where the rook is in disadvantage vs four >pawns, the possibility of the same type of ending to occur twice is very >limitted. But my settings reflected a more realistic value whenever a rook vs >three pawns ending was reached, in my mini match between CMQueen++ vs CMNimzo >732. > >Pichard. >> >>>PS: Due to the current values of the pieces in my settings, CMQueen++ performs >>>better against fritz 6a than the current settings of CMNimzo 732, unless Sarah >>>makes the proper adjustment as I recommended. >> >> >>Having made this statement and after I only posted one game, >>I must assume you have played games at 60/game between CMNimzo >>and Fritz 6 as well as the result you posted between CMQueen++ >>and Fritz 6. So could you please post them. >> >>Thanks. Sarah I only played five games between CMNimzo 732 vs Fritz 6a at G/60 and the score was W4 D1, then I satisfied my curiousity. Pichard.
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