Author: Uri Blass
Date: 13:11:41 06/28/01
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On June 28, 2001 at 15:02:54, Marcus Kaestner wrote: >>I see that there are more than one version of Junior,more than one version of >>Tiger,more than one version of Chessmaster and more than one version of >>Shredder. > >and where is the problem? each one has his own special-version on which he bets. > >> >>Are the programmers involved? > >i do not understand this question. > >>Can they win the money if they win first place or maybe they can win only in >>part of the cases(for example if Chessmaster8000 wins but not if chessmaster8777 >>or chessmaster6000 kramnik wins)? > >did they pay the entry fee? > >marcus I do not know. I do not understand how Deep Junior 7 can play if it is not a decision of the programmer Amir Ban. I understood that chessbase sells only Junior 7 and deep Junior 7 is not available. Another question is if the participants that are computers cannot become advanced players. Suppose that the operator of one of the program see that the program is going to play a blunder that is going to cost him(her) the money. Can the operator play another move or he has to follow the program moves by the rules if he did not say that he is an advanced player before the tournament? Can the operators of the programs change the time management of the programs by playing some moves faster by asking the program to move now? If they can then it means that all the players are advanced players. Uri
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