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Subject: Re: How to beat a computer rated a good 400 points higher.

Author: Robert Raese

Date: 18:53:14 04/30/01

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On April 30, 2001 at 13:26:34, Robert Hyatt wrote:

>Bert Gower and I (along with several others) started
>a chess club tournament many years ago.  We had an odd number of players, so
>we elected to include Bert's Super Constellation to round out the event and
>avoid any byes.
>
>I had played this thing many times and could simply crush it at will, because
>it was very aggressive but it didn't know anything about endgames, nor about
>kingside attacks, and so forth.  In fact, I had noticed one particularly bad
>point where it would sacrifice a piece for what it thought was a good attack,
>but it could never win against me with that line.  I decided to try it in my
>game vs the SuperCon, and by move 20 I was a piece up, and by move 35 the game
>was over.  Bert was paired against it a couple of rounds later and he followed
>my game exactly and won easily.  The best player in our club was rated just over
>2200 and he played it and lost, not knowing about my "busted line".  When we
>showed him, he was pissed as I won the tournament and Bert finished second.

LOL!!




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