Author: Ed Schröder
Date: 10:15:57 04/03/98
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>Posted by Manuel Rodriguez Blanco on April 03, 1998 at 08:31:38: >Correctin the last message. (excuseme my bad english) >>Of course that will be very interesting. A few word about that: >>We are talking about a math between the number 2 or 3 human master in >>the word!! (Anan) and the number 2 or 3 computer master in the word >>including Deep Blue (Rebel). I think that we are underdimension this >>event. Think about, if we make the match in may, put much money for >>Anand and much publicity for de event, then we get another match like >>Kasparov-DB. So a contest like you propose is necesari for an event of >>this Dimension. I have added add a script on the Rebel Home Page so you can sent the predictions for the match. We then will get a picture what people expect to happen. I am very curious... >Two posibilitys to add interest in this match: >>1) maybe Anand play better chess against computer than Kasparov. >>2) maybe Rebel in a fast pc can win a match against DB. (before take an >>opinion about this 2 posibility take a look at NPS match Rebel-Crafty. >>So Ed. go ahead, make the match as good as you can. And do all publicity >>you can. >By the way, I have a constructive criticize about Rebel. I like very >much the humanplay and strong play of Rebel and its incredibles >features. BUT Rebel is not a windows program. Then i use Fritz5 with >Hiarc6 much more than Rebel. Actually i only use Rebel when i want the >strongest move in a very complex position. I am sure that this is the >same problem that have a lot of people. So my list for rebel10 or >rebel11: >1) Rebel enterely for windows, add suport of other engines (junior, >hiarc, fritz, etc) See: http://www.rebel.nl/rebel10a.htm >2) Add options for easy impresion of game in 2 or more colums (fritz >alike). The Rebel9 Game Overview (ALT_C) will divide the game into 15 columns. >3) Add options for put references of selected database in a game >analisys (fritz alike). Will be done in Rebel10. - Ed - >thanks. >Manuel
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