Author: odell hall
Date: 15:07:27 07/05/01
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On July 05, 2001 at 17:54:53, Fernando Villegas wrote: >Hi Odell: >Although I cannot care less about anticomputer strategies because I purchase >chess programs to plays CHESS, not to apply some kind of recipe to win a game >similar to chess, I know that the so called anticomputer strategy consist in >blocking the center, foster a close position everywhere except in the king side >and in that sector to push an slow attack on the computer king. All this can be >got with some specific openings, Colle system by example. >For me all that is sheer nosense. Which is the need to beat the beast using, for >that, a narrow technique that neccesarily rest pleasure and variety to the game? >I can understand a player, in a tourn, looking for specific ways to win his >opponents, but in an isolated and unimportant game played for fun, it is self >defeating, a system to substract the very reason you got a program. >Why? >Because you bought it to play and get fun or you bought to train for getting a >best play againts human, so again you need to play real, clasic chess, no >anticomputer recipes. >Well, there is people for any kind of tastes... >fernando.] Hi Ferando I like you play normal chess, i wouldn't begin to know what anti-computer chess is, or how to apply it, i think it is easier to say then to do, i think only the supergrandmasters have enough understanding about chess to really apply these strategies succesffully, and i am not sure of that since Deep fritz and deep juniors results at dormund.
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