Author: Sune Larsson
Date: 07:07:30 06/04/01
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On June 04, 2001 at 04:20:59, Kurt Utzinger wrote: >The choosen opening [Stonewall] is in so far already old fashioned as there are >hundred of examples showing that with this pattern you can beat all chess >computer programs. AnMon is therefore not to blame for the defeat, the chess >programs are nowadys [still] absolutely helpless against this kind of attack. >What I however do not understand is why people can be proud of such wins using >the same pattern all the time. >Kurt I share your opinion here. After winning 2 closed KI games as black (d6, e5, f4, g5, h5 and rolling) vs some GM personalities in CM8, I simply find another repetition boring. There are many other ways of challenging the silicons. Just maybe a real antidote vs Stonewall and similar stuff, won't be created before some attacking top programs learn how to use them for attack themselves. And then wins loads of similar games in autoplay and takes an easy lead in the SSDF rating list...;) Sune
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