Author: ujecrh
Date: 01:58:29 07/30/00
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On July 30, 2000 at 01:41:15, blass uri wrote: > >Sorry but Genius3 was the one of the best programs against humans. > You probably know things that I don't because one thing I am sure is that, at least R.Lang clearly stated the change of direction when G4 was released. G3 had some bad loss against players like Vaisser, Anand or Nikolic who successfully played slow games against it and customers wanted a more risky style. But it does not really matter. >Genius3(p90) won kasparov 1.5:.5 in game/25(kasparov did not know that he plays >against a new version and thought that he was playing against Genius2) > Genius 3 was not released. It happened in fact at the intel PCA in London *before* G3 was released (it was named in my local chess magazine Genius 2.9!) but I agree that it was probably almost the same as the commercial engine that followed, the win over Kasparov was the ideal advertisement. >In another match later kasparov won Genius3(p120) 1.5:.5 Exactly. Once well known, genius 3 became a rather easy target for GMs patially because of its conservative style. > >Uri
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