Author: Andrew Smith
Date: 16:29:45 12/15/01
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On December 15, 2001 at 16:12:06, Sune Larsson wrote: >On December 15, 2001 at 15:25:59, Andrew Smith wrote: > >>Nice game, Sune! :) It is good that you can find a strong player who looks like >>he is playing 100% seriously, and without any special anti-computer techniques! >>This player will soon become a Grandmaster maybe!? Not many games can be found >>at this tournament time control as most games on the internet are quick blitz >>games. These games are really something special! >> >>Regards, Andrew > > > Nice response, thanks ;-). If there is interest I can ask Emanuel if it's > possible to publish more from the games (maybe even whole games)?! I know > Emanuel since he was a kid, and he's a very special, natural talent - and has > never studied any opening books - or chess books whatsoever. Instead he has > learned by practical play. E is totally fearless, like when he was 15 and > declined an early draw offer from GM Bagirov in Viking Games - and went on > to win it in 27 moves... Yes, he will be GM for sure. In the latest SWE-ch and > Bundesliga, E was just half a point from the GM-norms. And now he has reached > the point where preparation is needed... Most famous players he has beaten so > far are: GM Sokolov 2659, GM Speelman 2623 and GM Hansen 2619. > Coming tournaments for him are Hastings and Bermudas. But first he wants > to beat Gambit Tiger in a match... ;-) > > Sune If it is possible for you to get all the games, then of course it would be wonderful to see! If he doesn't want it than there is no problem of course. It's really more interesting to see strong programs against strong humans than to see computer-computer matches, which are usually quite boring in most cases. As for your choice of engine I have to say that chesstiger 14.0 would be better suited to humans. Gambit can quite often go off track as I have seen in some games, and tiger is better all-around IMO. But of course, the choice is up to you, they're all strong enough to give him a challenge for sure :) Regards, Andrew
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