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Subject: Re: New "development" in Computer-Chess near ?

Author: Pete Galati

Date: 19:01:34 12/27/00

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On December 27, 2000 at 21:00:16, stuart taylor wrote:

>On December 27, 2000 at 19:09:18, Pete Galati wrote:
>
>>On December 27, 2000 at 14:09:57, Peter Berger wrote:
>>
>>>Quote from the rules to determine the next FIDE worldchampion at
>>>http://www.fide.com/release/main.cgi?body=1&id=67 :
>>>
>>>9. The best 8 chess players from worldwide Internet must be select during the
>>>period of time announced by FIDE COMMERCE INTERNATIONAL LTD. In this period all
>>>Internet users through the world are welcome to play on the official FIDE Web
>>>Site www.fide.com between each other. Everyone who joint competition on the
>>>Internet (and do not have already FIDE rating) will receive 1600 points FIDE
>>>rating for start. At the end of the period of this competition 128 players will
>>>be select, who then will play in knocked out Internet tournament to find the 8
>>>finalists who will be invite to play live in the next World Chess Championship.
>>>
>>>10. The World Chess Championship will start every year on the 25th of November
>>>and will be knocked out tournament among 128 chess players (8 from the Internet
>>>among them), where all of them will start from the first round to straggle for
>>>the prize fund of USD$ 3.000.000.
>>>
>>>
>>>Amazing, isn't it ?
>>>
>>>pete
>>
>>Looks like a stunt for public image to me.
>>
>>Pete
>
>Whatever, if it is true, I would love to participate in the first time it is
>done, if it is convenient for me. It's a lovely idea, just what I always wanted.
>And if I become world champion, or some big title, great! And if not, I'll know
>I tried.(but not on Saturdays, Israel time, please).
>S.Taylor

Hey, I'll ba able to say "Hey, I used to talk to Stuart Taylor at CCC, BEFORE he
became The World Chess Champion".  Yeah, those were the days!

Pete



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