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Subject: Re: Is there a bug in Junior 7 ?

Author: Frank Quisinsky

Date: 14:55:55 07/05/01

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On July 05, 2001 at 17:38:03, Marc van Hal wrote:

>On July 05, 2001 at 17:33:23, Uri Blass wrote:
>
>>On July 05, 2001 at 15:00:24, Marc van Hal wrote:
>>
>>>I started to play some games against Chessmaster and I was not glad how Junior
>>>played
>>>Then I played my self against Junior and I won 3 games in a row!
>>>
>>>Marc van Hal
>>
>>Some possible replies:
>>
>>1)No it is not a bug and only a design decision in order to make you happy.
>>If you lose against Junior you are going to suffer and Amir does not want you to
>>suffer.
>>
>>2)There is no doubt that there is a serious bug in Junior7.
>>This bug is the reason that it beated Deep Fritz only 41-38 and not 79-0
>
>I gues all of these anwers are nonsens right?
>>
>>3)Yes, there are many bugs in Junior7.
>>One of these bugs is the reason that you could not post the games that you
>>beated Junior7 because Junior7 did not save them.
>>
>>Junior7 also has a bad influence on your memory so you can not remember the
>>games that Junior7 did not save.
>>
>>Uri)

Hi,

I played now the first games with Junior 7 and published the games on the new
page ... Amateurs vs. Professionals ...

This event is only in German available under:
http://amateurschach.in-trier.de/schach/cbase/experiment.htm

I saw in the first 2 tourneys that the endgame from Junior 7 is not very strong
(compare to the other strong amateurs and professionals). But I have played not
enough games for the moment.

The new page have a replay zone.
You can see here the evaluations in the games.

But of course, I played only at the moment with the time control 40 moves in 10
minutes. With 40 moves in 40 minutes have Junior 6 very strong results in my CCE
tourney.

Best
Frank



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