Author: Ed Schröder
Date: 13:59:28 11/14/00
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On November 14, 2000 at 16:13:15, Thorsten Czub wrote: >On November 14, 2000 at 12:55:08, Ed Schröder wrote: >>Something like that. See my talks with Thorsten about monopoly. > >nonsense. when a product is good i say so. >if fritz would play chess, i would like it. I think your anti-monopoly attitude would forbid that. I had a good look at F6 and then F6a and it clearly plays better positional chess than previous versions. Have you not seen that? Come on... >i liked tiger although it is a fast-searcher. > >>This whole "new paradigm" issue as presented by Thorsten is used >>as a weapon against ChessBase the monopolist in his mind. > >you should not forget ed, that i know and like christophe longer >than your (business-)relationship with him IMO, >i feel - to a certain degree - emotional connected to tiger/christophe. Understood but you did not deny or confirm my above point and that using Gambit Tiger to fight the bad boys from ChessBase is hurting the good work Christophe has done as the discussion is now in a state it might backfire badly on Christophe. >>In this way Thorsten puts Gambit Tiger in a light I dislike. > >oh. >what a pity. Yes, becuase I know that this is not what you have in mind. >>It is like Christophe has said and also presented on my pages: > >> "A Gambit version of Tiger which plays a whole different >> game of Chess using a new king safety concept. Gambit >> Tiger is able to play all kind of gambits much better than >> the Classic Tiger." > >right. a revolution ! In playing style, yes. Concerning strength I would like to stick to my pages: "The Gambit Tiger is estimated in the range of +/- 20 elo points in comparison with the Classic Tiger. Gambit Tiger is not claimed to be much stronger than the Classic Tiger as too less data is available at this moment. What is clear is that Gambit Tiger plays an aggressive type of Chess seldom seen by a chess program." Ed
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