Author: Stefan Meyer-Kahlen
Date: 11:44:33 09/06/00
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On September 06, 2000 at 14:26:15, Uri Blass wrote: >On September 06, 2000 at 14:05:24, Stefan Meyer-Kahlen wrote: > > , ><snipped> >>R5, white against Junior: >>Out of book after 12…Nd7. Again we were criticized for playing harmlessly, but >>in our opinion Shredder is very strong in this type of positions so we also >>played this one on purpose. In this game Shredder didn’t find the right plan >>though, so we got outplayed by Junior. > >Is your opinion that Shredder is very strong in this type of positions based on >games against programs? Yes, but also based on my "feelings". >If this is the case then it seems that Junior did some good moves that are not >typical for computers. I don't know. Even if Shredder is very strong in this kind of positions it doesn't mean that he will win all games. Junior played very strong in that game. >>R6, black against Nimzo: >>Out of book after 19.Rg3. We scored very well with this line in our tests so we >>decided to play it in London. Unfortunately we overlooked 19.Rg3 which seems to >>be very strong, so we came out of book lost. > >I do not think that you came out of book lost. >I think that Qxb2 was a mistake and Rxe1+ was better. >I did not see a clear win for white after Rxe1+. I haven't checked it yet. Stefan
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