Author: Eduard Nemeth
Date: 15:19:47 11/12/00
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On November 12, 2000 at 16:14:04, Torstein Hall wrote: >On November 11, 2000 at 18:04:30, Eduard Nemeth wrote: > >>On November 11, 2000 at 16:20:01, Uri Blass wrote: >> >>>On November 11, 2000 at 14:53:53, Eduard Nemeth wrote: >>><snipped> >>>>Hi ! >>>> >>>>I posted all Games in the german CSS-Forum ! >>>> >>>>16 games was Blitz 5' (Anti-Computer-Chess ! :)). >>>> >>>>1 game was 2h (Anti-Computer-Chess!). >>>> >>>>and 7 games 30' (Anti-Computer-Chess!). >>>> >>>>All this on my P600E with 64 MB Hash and General.ctg from Fritz 6. >>>> >>>>I Think: Fritz 6a is "ein doofes" (German) program ! >>>> >>>>Here 8 Games, and You can see: >>> >>>Thanks for youer games. >>>I guess that Deep fritz is better than Fritz6a and part of your ideas will not >>>work against Deep Fritz. >>>7.5 out of 24 is very good(assuming that you lost all the other games) >>> >>>Some questions: >>> >>>1)Did you play the game alone without computer help and without looking at the >>>evaluations or the main lines of Fritz6a? >>> >>>2)What is your rating in chess? >>> >>>Uri >> >>Hi ! >> >>Sorry, but I'm not so good in english, also I can not all this say, what I >>think. > >Very impressive games!! If Fritz was rated after playing you, it would have >rating at 900 or something..... >Have you tried your skills against other programs like Gambit Tiger? > >Torstein Hi ! I played in my life 2000-3000 Games vs Fritz ! I understand the play of fritz, and I can this Fritz-play killing ! I'm a Fritz specialist ! :)) The Chess-Tiger and Gambit-Tiger now I have 2 days (It was no my fault). Tiger played better then Fritz 6 ! Tiger is a very nice program, and I'm sure that I not so light winning - Tiger has more knowledge ! Sorry for my fault english. > >>Fritz 6a was in Blitz 5' 1x in 20 moves mate, and 1x loose in 16 moves. >>this I can blind replayed ! :)) >> >>Here this games: (...) Regards, Eduard
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