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Subject: Re: Game Curiosity: 140 f8=N+ ... 171 N(same Knight)a1 (1/2-1/2)

Author: Hans Havermann

Date: 18:49:48 12/22/97

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On December 22, 1997 at 16:51:29, Willie Wood wrote:

>What were the time controls?

This was played at 100/100. There is a fundamental time-coordination
problem resulting from switching between the two programs: Each program
seems to think it is not using as much time as the other one. This
feature becomes progressively exaggerated as the game evolves. This may
skew thinking somewhat but the overall effect is not (I think)
detrimental to either side. As each side's 100 minutes elapse, play
continues in ignorance of the clock.

• Re: Game Curiosity: 140 f8=N+ ... 171 N(same Knight)a1 (1/2-1/2) Willie Wood 22:00:06 12/22/97
  • Re: Game Curiosity: 140 f8=N+ ... 171 N(same Knight)a1 (1/2-1/2) Hans Havermann 16:45:14 12/23/97
    • Re: Game Curiosity: 140 f8=N+ ... 171 N(same Knight)a1 (1/2-1/2) Willie Wood 20:30:32 12/23/97
      • MacChess vs. HIARCS Hans Havermann 22:44:51 12/24/97
        • Re: MacChess vs. HIARCS Komputer Korner 15:52:40 12/25/97
          • Running 2 programs on the same computer Christophe Theron 23:56:08 12/25/97
        • Re: MacChess vs. HIARCS Carsten Kossendey 15:04:09 12/25/97
          • PowerIcs (was MacChess vs. HIARCS) Willie Wood 13:30:34 12/26/97
            • Re: PowerICS and Mac Engines (was something completely different) Carsten Kossendey 13:52:57 12/26/97

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