Author: Kurt Widmann
Date: 16:47:19 07/08/01
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On July 08, 2001 at 19:22:46, Peter Berger wrote: >On July 08, 2001 at 18:57:16, Kurt Widmann wrote: > > >>As to Kramnik, I am shure that Fritz will have all Kramniks games analysed and >>improved as part of its book. >> >>Kurt Widmann > >And I think it won't help Fritz at all . In fact Kramnik should do very well >_without_ any preparation IMHO . > >Against 1. e4 it is the Berlin defence - hopeless for a bookcook if you ask me . >In these lines Black can always change a move or two and get the prog out of >book without any disadvantage. > >With White ? Kramnik's usual opening repertoire is already perfectly suited for >anti-comp I think . Some 1. d4 , 2. c4 , 3. Nf3 stuff with numerous >transpositions .. > >Kramnik with his usual opening repertoire is the hell of a challenge for any >chess program and any book tuner IMHO . > >pete I fully agree with your assessment of Kramniks opening lines. But I would not ignore Fritzes analysing power of a Kramnik-Base with lerning-on feature. Personaly, I would not confront a brute force with such large preparation. Kurt Widmann
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