Author: Enrique Irazoqui
Date: 12:47:49 07/10/00
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On July 10, 2000 at 15:40:14, Chris Carson wrote: >DJ6 has played 4 games against opponents with average ratings of >2685. DJ6 score is +1 =3 -0 for a TPR of 2785. Not bad at all! > >But the next 5 games will be very tough for DJ6 in my opinion. > >Game I Guess >Kramnik (2770) – Junior 6 0-1 >Junior 6 - Akopian (2660) 1-0 >Anand (2762) – Junior 6 0-1 >Junior 6 - Piket (2649) 1-0 >Leko – Junior 6 (2743) 0-1 > >This would give DJ6 4.5 out of 9 Nope. That gives DJ a perfect 100% score in the last 5 games, a total of 7.5 out of 9 and an astronomical rating. :) > for 50%, a GM norm, score of >+3 =3 -3, a TPR of 2702, and 180 point gaim from the Dual processor >performance rating (or about 100 points for each doubling of the >speed against competition rated 300+ points higher). Of course this >may not be correct. Probably not. I don't think that doubling the speed has the same effect against humans and against computers. > This is just pure speculation for fun. :) > >DJ6 has several things going against it. Three games as black vs >two games as white. The 2700+ players are all playing white and >the two other GM's are very good. I think Anand >is a lock for a win (just a guess) and I expect Kramnik has seen enough >of DJ6 in this tournament to be ready for the beast. Akopian and Piket >will have the benefit of analysis from today's game as well as watching >Kramnik and Anand. This is all silly ofcourse, >chess is played over the board and lots can happen. GM's make mistakes, >get tired, and get frustrated. Operators get tired and make mistakes. >Machines crash, power failures, other components fail. This will be >fun to watch. :) > >What do you think. I am no expert, so let me hear your thoughts. :) Only that, so far and in my non-expert opinion, Junior's performance is astonishing. Enrique >Best Regards, >Chris Carson
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