Author: Uri Blass
Date: 12:03:54 02/25/01
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On February 25, 2001 at 12:40:45, Thorsten Czub wrote: >On February 25, 2001 at 12:28:44, Enrique Irazoqui wrote: >>You don't see it in the SSDF matches because this so called "pattern" doesn't >>exist. > >this is nonsense. YOU don't see it. therefore YOU are blind. >but all the others see it. it is the reason chessbase is not winning >tournaments and not championships anymore, but leading ssdf. Deep Fritz won second place and it is not the first time that it wins second place. The difference between it and Shredder was only 1/2 point. > >if you don't see IT, YOU are blind. > > > >>If I take only the 2 first rounds of each match in my latest Cadaqués >>tournament, with the first game played as white and the first as black, avoiding >>the learner effect in long matches, results would have been better for Deep >>Fritz than they were in the end of the 5x20 game matches. > >explain why chessbase is not winning tournament then: > >they have hiarcs, nimzo, junior, fritz etc. and do not win ! > >when other teams have chances of 1:20 to win, chessbase has 5:20 >and still is not winning. chessbase won some of your tournaments. Junior5(16 bits) won one of them and Hiarcs won another tournament of you so I do not see that chessbase is not winning tournaments. I believe that the fact that stefan is involved has something to do with it. Maybe he knows to choose the right opening against the right opponents(it is not about getting a winning position out of the opening but about getting a position that Shredder understands better than the opponent) > >if they are really stronger, they should dominate. point. >they do not dominate. > >ed is right. the pattern is that they win autoplayer matches. >and your tournament. >but not elsewhere. >or ? Or they win elsewhere. Junior6 was one of the winner of your last tournament and it has 2 out of 2 in your new tournament. Uri
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