Author: Albert Silver
Date: 10:45:27 12/26/97
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On December 26, 1997 at 12:44:27, Kim Hvarre wrote: >On December 26, 1997 at 11:52:34, Jeroen Noomen wrote: >snp >> >>Dear Thorsten, there have been many postings before about the way >>MChess' >>book has been made. I once talked to Sandro Necchi in the AEGON >>tournament >>and he simply admitted that he was 'outbooking' all the opponents. >>Inclu- >>ding Genius and Rebel. IMO MCP is overrated in the swedish list. >>It gains many points this way, which can be verified simply by starting >>an autoplayer match between MCP and Genius/Rebel or Hiarcs. You will see >>a lot of these games..... >> >>If you found out more of this, please post it in CCC! >> >>>I think this helps mchess7 to get a better score at all. >> >>Exactly! Precisely my point. >> >>>And hiarcs gets >>>a weaker one. But hiarcs was released before mcp7, so it cannot defend >>>much. >> >>And with the next release the lines are repaired and Hiarcs gets a >>normal >>score versus MCP. But the damage is already done and the points are >>gone. >> > >more snp > >Please - could one of You take e.g. 4 rounds (MCP7 vs e.g. Hiarcs) >without books. If significant, it would tell us something about the >"cooking"? > >Regards, > >kim Actually, you could just try the famous Nunn positions. I don't know them so I admit I'm speaking in ignorance but I have heard they are equitable positions with possibilities for both sides. Just feed the positions, turn off their books, and let them battle it out.
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