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Subject: Re: Mathematical question regarding chess

Author: John Dahlem

Date: 13:43:05 07/31/01

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>Strangely, if you play enough games, you will eventually play a perfect game
>that would beat Kasparov.

Is there a way to calculate the chances of such a thing?  For every move it must
play the one considered "right" over all other available moves. Chances of that
are what? 1 in a billion, 1 in a trillion?

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