Author: Lawrence S. Tamarkin
Date: 23:10:12 08/26/01
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I'm usually not too shy about asking to save the games when playing against the humans - But this time I let them 'off the hook'. Next time (probably Sunday), I'll make sure I save after each match! Actually, there is one game against Asa that I'll post tomorrow. (after I retrieve it from the Notebook). Note: I was using the Millenium version of Shredder, which does not save the games automatcally - Only the last game played, stays in memory. Larry Tamarkin On August 27, 2001 at 01:28:25, Slater Wold wrote: >On August 26, 2001 at 23:46:24, Lawrence S. Tamarkin wrote: > >>Last week it beat Asa 6 - 0 Asa alternated colors, and played many of his >>specialist openings - 1.Nc3 for example. >> >>Tonight it played US Championship qualifier Yuri Lapshun in 10 Minute & 15 >>minutes games. It won game 1 easily. Game 2 was a hard fight, and game 3 ended >>in a draw - The only game that Yury may have been winning at one point, but >>ended in perpetual check. Matches were played using the DGT board, at the the >>Marshall Chess Club. The advantage of using the DGT board is that the time used >>for moving, is much more acurately represented. I hope that these matches will >>somehow helps Yuri in preparation - Well at least as much as our club champion, >>playing in the Friday rapids does... I will post games, if the Millenium >>program has an auto-save feature, and can find the games, otherwise they needn't >>worry:). >> >> >>Larry Tamarkin >>Marshall Chess Club > >I am glad to hear that. Most people have this idea in their heads that Shredder >isn't very good against humans. > >While I believe that it IS refined to play better against computer opponents, I >have no doubt that in long blitz, and even standard or tournament time controls, >it can hang with all other programs in defeating humans. > >Please post those games, Shredder and CB interface do have autosave. I'd really >love to see them! > > >Slate
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