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Subject: Re: Computer haters?: No, you are realistic!

Author: Chessfun

Date: 17:37:38 07/19/00

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On July 19, 2000 at 19:05:50, blass uri wrote:

>On July 19, 2000 at 18:52:28, Chessfun wrote:
><snipped>
>>They were all made public and the moves could have been be checked, in
>>the same way the moves from these games can be.
>
>I remember that thorsten did not want to check the games because he did not like
>the behaviour of faver.


As I recall it was a matter of whether he had set up CSTal correctly.
And failing Thorsten being specific as to the settings the argument
developed from there. But as I recall it was set up correctly.


>I also believe that tal is not optimized for matches because it often repeats
>the same opening that it lost in the next game and does a different move only
>later.
>
>I know also that tal was one of the winners of the millenium tournament with 9.5
>out of 15 inspite of the fact that it lost the last game because of a bug
>when it sacrificed a queen for checkmate and saw too late that it has no
>checkmate.
>
>You can download the games at
>http://homepages.compuserve.de/hjsxy/page4.html


Already did about 3-4 days ago :-)


><snipped>
>>As I said just as public as the previous games were.
>>Other than this time, inplace of an autoplayer you have a move
>>I assume emailed or played how? at 15 mins per move where there
>>is equally as much possability for mistakes to be made.
>>Hmmm how long did I let it ponder for?...
>
>The game of 15 minutes per move against Junior are played with no pondering.
>The game were not decided but in one of them tal has a clear advantage.


I know I have played them over.

Thanks.





>Uri



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