Author: Chris Carson
Date: 05:12:07 07/19/00
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On July 19, 2000 at 07:46:50, Graham Laight wrote: [snip] > >The greatest chess player who's ever lived analysed DB's moves at tournament >time controls. He refuted them in one game, proved them correct in two of the >games, and the moves in the other 3 proved inconclusive. :) > >-g I am not sure. The last game was a clear blunder by GK, not really a justification of great 97 DB moves. Also, game 2 was a draw, not a decisive win by DB (another oversight by GK). Don't get me wrong, DB deserved the wins, I am just not convinced that DB would do as well if more GM's had played it before the match and exposed any weakness ahead of time. :) Certainly DJ 6 has been battle tested against many players and has gone toe to toe with the best GM's. Many different styles and lots of games (not just the latest 9). :) Best Regards, Chris Carson
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