Author: Manuel Rodriguez Blanco
Date: 07:54:21 11/27/97
Rebel 9/PMMX225/64MB, Hiarc 6/PII266/64MB and CM5000/PII300/64MB are playing in the stronger tournament made in Dominican Republic. Time control is 2H/40M. 1H at finish. The human participant are: 7 of our national champions including the actual. 4 of our MI 1 CUBAN MI several FM The first position are: 1 Rebel 9 7.5/8 2 Hiarc 6 6.5/8 3-5 HUMANS 6.5/8 6-8 HUMANS 6.0/8 9 CM5000 5.5/8 The players had recognize the strength of REBEL 9. congrats Ed. In the last round REBEL 9 make a draw with black against one of the stronger player of the country. Here i have a comment and a question for Ed. The reason of the draw was that the human had to repeat position with less than 1 minute for make 6 moves !!. 3 move before the human had a completely winning position that he can not realize because time trouble. The winning position was demonstrated with out doubt with a post morten analisis with the computer. The Rebel 9 problems begin with a very bad move in the begin of game. Here are the data: Rebel 9 black, PMMX225 60 mb Hash, Level: 1:30/40Move 1.Cf3 Cf6 2.g3 b6 3.Ag2 Ab7 4. 0-0 e6 5.d3 Ad6?? after that program couldn recover until human's time trouble. The human take aprox. 2 minutes for make 5.d3 and REBEL 9 out of book whith this move take 3:39 for make Ad6??. The question is why a Strong program choose Ad6 in this position? Ed.? This move was a key move for the whole game. I think that Reti Opening is no very completely in rebel 9 too? After the game some of the player sayed that 5. ... Ad6 was a mistake of the operator but reproducing the game and wait 2 min for make 5. d3 the program choose Ad6 again but if we reproducing the game a maked 5.d3 without wait then Rebel 9 choose 5. ... d5! ? Well, after all Rebel 9 is my favorite program. Other question Ed. When we can see rebel accepting chess engines like hiarc, junios, etc., i think that this will be a GREAT IDEA!!! for rebel 10 or rebel 11. Also asking draw option, resig option and more time leves :) Thanks MRB.
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