Author: Eelco de Groot
Date: 01:51:26 03/12/01
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On March 12, 2001 at 03:36:11, Eelco de Groot wrote: >On March 12, 2001 at 02:02:53, enrico carrisco wrote: > >>>Well we were trying to find a way around that by making a user book with a few >>>more moves in it against 1.h2-h4. People could do that easily themselves unless >>>there is some glitch. >>> >>>See messages at http://www.rebel.nl/ubb/Forum7/HTML/000149.html >>> >>>I haven't tried this out myself but I thought it might work. I mean 1.h2-h4? But >>>if it doesn't work I would like to hear about it. If necessary I could try to >>>put a little Anti-Borg.BK together myself but I have no way of trying it out on >>>the servers. That's why I would like to see some games if it isn't working yet >>>as planned. >>> >> >>This has been talked about plenty of times. The problem is alot deeper than any >>simple user book can fix. Patch one line, and another shows up. >> >>-elc. > >This is of course true. It is daily practice for any professional chessplayer >too (well, maybe a little less for naturals like Karpov in his best time). But >you need to be able to patch things! I tried to make a little Anti-Borg.BK. >I could enter the variations but the problem is it plays h4 now with White too >and I specifically asked it not to do that. Also it doesn't show the scores >entered, I got an "Error opening opening book" and since it doesn't show the >entered scores it also can't select the one with the lowest score as seen from >White. So at the moment this is not working. Maybe I could send my little >creation to Lex? > > Eelco Hi CCC, Hi Tina! A small success to report! My little Anti-Borg V1.BK, just 5 short lines, does seem to function more or less as I intended when I give the computer Black. Score 0-1 for the Collective! Well not exactly, Tiger would have to win a game as Black for that but it is a start. Who wants to do a beta-test against Fritz? (I don't have Fritz). Any takers? Eelco
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