Author: Christophe Theron
Date: 09:09:22 12/11/01
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Babel Fish Translation, In English: Which impression did Fritz 7 leave with this Spiessrutenlauf against the strongest competition? Hiarcs 7,32 was copied smooth. The balance of +5 = 4 -1 reflects the process again, it was a play on a gate. In the match against junior 7 both parties shone by outstanding attack guidance. By a dubious initialization version in the 5. Round took Fritz a defeat more than junior. Also with junior ã Fritz had its problems. Fritz could not win the match despite three victories in consequence at the beginning, junior ã struck back in the last six portions with 5:1. Positionelle of barley courses had junior first disadvantages given, only the fourth portion marked the turn. Fritz ' victory in the sieved portion fits the others, but the five victories juniors showed one like changed playing junior. After already with the Shredder 5.32-Test Fritz 7 with 7.5-2.5 the upper hand kept, it could succeed also this time. 6,0-4,0 the result, altogether thus 13.5-6.5. Shredder had led after five portions still with 3:2, but four clean victories in consequence tilted the match. ChessTiger 14 proved as expected as hard nut. There were only two portions, which were terminated in fewer than 60 courses. In this match there was two very impressing portion, round two and round four, absolutely sequels! Between Fritz 7 and GambitTiger 2 it proceeded balanced, as it can more balanced hardly be. From ten portions full eight ended remis, the other two won once Fritz and once GambitTiger. Somewhat more of the play had GambitTiger, advantages could meanwhile not be constituted. For me surprisingly the match Fritz 7 against GambitTiger 2 ended aggressively with 6.0-4.0. Surprisingly, because in my large tiger comparison test this tiger version actually proved as somewhat stronger than the other tiger versions. Who knows, how the result reads after 50 or 100 portions, but when Fritz was situated in front after six portions with 5.0-1.0, wunrderte myself I already somewhat. But tiger could operate 3,0-1,0 in the last four portions by still good result correction. It can recapitulatory be said that Fritz plays according to my opinion fewer wildly, for it more founded. With fewer wildly it is here meant that Fritz for open figure play accepts not directly each attenuation of the own farmer structure. But the forward urge became more pronounced. Fritz 7 is still no GambitTiger and also still no junior, but then Fritz in next place already comes concerning attack urge and balance of the attacks. I also imagine myself to be able to detect a better free farmer handling. Within the final game area there is definitely progress, e.g. on the basis the fourth portion against ChessTiger 14 (mentioned like already above) is recognizable. I doubt that older Fritz versions would have won this final game, then also still against the final game king tiger. Scarcely 53% erspielte itself Fritz 7, 37 points from 70 portions. 20 portions of it were played with the " old " D-CC VERSION, against Hiarcs 7,32 and junior 7, the remaining 50 with the newer version Fritz 7a. That is not a berauschendes result, with this competition however no disappointment. Against the tigers 50%, only against both junior there was knappe a defeat in each case. In view of that still quite few portions are predicates about the play strength by far do not found enough, in order to be able to show halfway secured realizations. Two different kinds is however clear: 1. Fritz 7(a) is not a over flier. Despite only 70 portions it is not to be assumed that after 500 or 1000 portions well over 60% by Fritz 7(a) are erspielt. 2. Fritz 7(a) had a substantially more interesting play style than the previous versions and begins slowly to play chess. I was in former times never a Fritz friend, that was me Kloetzchenschieber and pfuscher always too much. But since DeepFritz is obviously frays rotten on the correct way. DeepFritz has one rech
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