Author: blass uri
Date: 23:30:19 07/14/00
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On July 15, 2000 at 02:13:57, Dann Corbit wrote: >On July 15, 2000 at 01:59:21, Drazen Marovic wrote: >>Listen I AM a GM!! and have probably been playing chess longer than you have >>been alive i have played and beaten some of the best in the world when they were >>the best. I know something that you will never know, i KNOW what GM strength >>is. Since you don't know you really have no need to argue it is you who are >>wrong. > >I won't argue that you are a better chess player than I will ever be, or even >that you understand strength better than I do. But suppose that DJ falls to >stonewall by any chess expert. Is it still a GM? I think that GM's know that it is not so simple to win it by stonewall. They have Junior and can play against it at home. My opinion is that it may be not a GM strength against weaker players when the target of them is to draw[it may get performance of only 2400 against 2200 players who play for a draw(remember that hasidovski that has less than 2200 drew 3 computers in the israeli league)] but I believe that it is a GM strength against 2700 players because the only thing that it must do is not to lose against them. Uri
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