Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 14:41:38 10/11/01
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On October 11, 2001 at 16:49:37, Uri Blass wrote: >On October 11, 2001 at 14:25:24, Ron Murawski wrote: > >> >>Here is a game that is simply amusing. It's a by-product of the >>opening book. After all opening book moves run out (after Black's >>16th move) there is an immediate draw by repetition. I can't ever >>remember witnessing two computer programs "battle" to a draw so >>quickly. >> >>Ron > >It is not rare and there were some cases when it happened in the ssdf games. > >The reason is the fact that the book of chess programs is often generated >automatically by GM games. > >I do not like it and I prefer that programmers will use only books when >everything in the book was checked manually to prevent cases of draw or win as a >result of the book. I think if I am black and I know the ability of my competitor is superior, then I will love to have this opening in my book and for sure I would aim for it if possible.
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