Author: Harald Faber
Date: 08:35:33 07/21/01
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On July 21, 2001 at 08:24:08, Mike S. wrote: >On July 21, 2001 at 08:06:27, Harald Faber wrote: > >>On July 21, 2001 at 06:36:37, Mike S. wrote: >> >>>He triumphs over South America's Grandmaster elite... but he can't stop the >>>superior brain (P3/700 MHz, 24 MB Hash, Cock de Gorter-Book): >> >>I guess you mean that ironic. >>What is Cock de Gorter book? A special book which you manipulated to win >>against? :-) > >No, it is in it's original state as I found it on one of ChessBase's Magazine >CDs (I forgot which one) some years ago, as it was made by Cock de Gorter. It's >a good book IMO. I keep it write protected. > >But I think it will be possible to play this line against a lot of books. Of >course Tiger was out of book after Bxf7+, but that's not my fault. I don't know >if the original Tiger books would avoid this line, or play the Alekhine at all. >If this is the case, you may call this victory somewhat "invalid" if you like. I don't doubt that it is possible to win against the nowadays to programs. But it would be better to demonstrate that in a more valid way. OK, this time you are lucky, Aljechin is not in Tigers book but in GambitTigers. At longer time control 9...Bxe6 would happen. >I was aware of that, that's why I included the book information. > >I could try this at tournament time too... but hopefully someone else takes the >effort. Btw. there is a number of top engines which are vulnarable to this line >I think, not only Tiger. > >But you need comprehensive analysis, i.e. the king could go to g6. > >Regards, >M.Scheidl
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