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Subject: Re: van der Wiel - Rebel DRAW. Rebel wins the match!

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 13:56:47 01/11/01

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On January 11, 2001 at 15:09:59, Jeroen Noomen wrote:

>On January 11, 2001 at 13:09:13, Christian Söderström wrote:
>
>Hi Christian,
>
>>Cheers from me to the operator for accepting the draw, it makes
>>me respect the Rebel team even more!
>
>I agree completely with you. Ed's decision to accept the draw was very
>sportsmanlike. A few moves earlier Ed had offered a draw, so it could have ended
>at this point. Now the game has the same result, with a few moves more. It
>doesn't matter, as the match was won anyway.
>
>And: In one of their matches Kasparov also accepted a draw offer in a winning
>position vs. Karpov, knowing he would win the match and the world title. The
>goal was to win the match today and not to make it 4-2.
>
>Jeroen

I disgaree about the goal.
I like more bobby fisher's goals.
He tried to win every game and was very happy to win matches 6-0

I think that offering a draw when you know that the opponent has better position
is a bad behaviour(Van der Wiel should resign and not offer a draw).

Unfortunately I know that humans often offer a draw in a bad position and this
behaviour is not only Van der Wiel's behaviour.

Uri



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