Author: Vincent Diepeveen
Date: 08:13:10 09/08/00
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On September 07, 2000 at 08:56:37, Uri Blass wrote: As far as i know he only plays a weird game of chess called wild5 where white begin and wins. all pawns from white are at 7th row and black are at 2nd row. the pieces from white are from a8..h8 , so you need to start moving knights and white can already build up a deadly advantage as black besides being a tempo less directly loses a few tempi to counter whites initial strike, resulting in a direct queen up for the rest of the game. >On September 07, 2000 at 07:42:53, Enrique Irazoqui wrote: > >>From Marc van Hal (I hope he doesn't mind that I quote his private email): >> >>"... you can play a game against me and you may use as many computer programs >>and GM's as you want. I am convinced that the biggest score you will get is a >>draw, but then you have to be at least as good as me." > >I think that if Marc is right then he can prove his theory in correspondence >games when using computers is allowed and he does not need us. > >I think that it is a mistake to say that your opponents cannot win against you >and the right thing to do if you believe that they cannot win and wants to prove >it is simply to play. > >Uri
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