Author: Sune Larsson
Date: 16:37:46 12/15/01
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On December 15, 2001 at 19:29:45, Andrew Smith wrote: >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 Ok, Monday he will face the solid Tigger brother, playing white - hmm that means 1.e4 and ???
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