Author: Paulo Soares
Date: 04:52:22 08/27/00
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On August 27, 2000 at 06:20:10, Uri Blass wrote: >On August 27, 2000 at 01:43:39, Paulo Soares wrote: > >>On August 26, 2000 at 22:32:54, Jorge Pichard wrote: >> snipped >>>I believe current chess programs like Fritz and shredder are capable of beating >>>the best 5 players in the world in time control between 30 to 45 Min per side, >>>using pentium III 1Gh. >>> >> >>I think any great chessplayer will win any program (PIII-1Gh), in a match of 10 >>games in the time control among 30 to 45 min. It is enough to give to the >>chessplayer a month of preparation and a reasonable prize. I dare to write that >>the chessplayer doesn't need to know with which program he will play. > >I disagree. > >If the chess player does not know with which program he will play then he is >probably going to lose the match at this time control. > >Uri I think that that is possible for some reasons: 1. One month is a reasonable time so that the chess player analyzes good openings options to play against any program, including lines that can be inferior against humans, but good to play against programs. 2. Going out of the opening with a "controlled " position, the famous anti-computer tactical can work well. I believe that the programs weaknsses are the same, blocked positions. 3. If Robert Yatt says that several people with rating around 2300 are specialists in playing against programs, I believe that a chess player with rating around 2700, with a month of preparation and stimulated by a reasonable prize, has good possibilities to wins the match. Paulo
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