Author: Harald Faber
Date: 11:20:58 11/18/01
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On November 18, 2001 at 12:25:27, Thorsten Czub wrote: >On November 18, 2001 at 11:52:30, Volker Richey wrote: > >>1. Hiarcs 7.32 7,0 >>2. Gandalf 4.32 UCI 6,0 >>3. Gambit Tiger II 6,0 >>4. Junior 7 5,5 >>5. Shredder 5 5,0 >>6. Fritz 7 4,5 >>7. Chess Master 8777 4,0 >>8. Rebel Century 4 3,5 >>9. Nimzo 8 2,5 >>10.LambChop 10.87 1,0 > >the results of thueringen are again very strange. No, it was just 9 rounds, almost anything is possible. >especially the result of rebel is weird. I know. TRhe biggest disappointment of this tourney. Unfortunately it was myself who operated Rebel. =:-( >in berlin rebel was close to GT, in the dutch championships >it was close. on my autoplayer it is killing the opponents like hell. >and in my odyssey tournament in round 10 chessmaster looks not very good in the >game versus rebel century 4. Take a look at Rebels games yourself, they are available at least on my homepage at www.harald-faber.de. >what is going on in thueringen ?? >why is nimzo and century that weak in thueringen. i get the feeling that >something is going on there. Nimzo IS weak, Rebel played...not well. >i wonder ... which machines do they use, which opening books, >which level of play, do the play in default engine setting or use >"special styles" to reduce the playing strength of rebel and co ?? Slowest machine was A-1000 for Nimzo and LambChop, fastest machine was XP1900+. Kasten Bauermeister already wrote that in the CSS-board which unfortunately crashed recently but maybe an archive exists?! Some used own and/or "tuned" opening books, some used the original ones. Settings have been default except Chessmaster which have been by Stefan Kleinert (CM 8777). Shredder 5 played the last few rounds with "normal" (default is aggressive). The others played default. Time control in most cases has been 40/120+60.
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