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Subject: Re: Clear win for GM Plaskett(with diagrams for the positions)

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 12:15:34 12/27/01

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On December 27, 2001 at 13:32:49, Thomas Lagershausen wrote:

>I hope that no programer will believe you.Sorry, but your understanding of chess
>is a joke.Please buy some books of chesstrategy.
>
>TL

My understanding of chess is not a joke.
My rating is close to 2000.

I also did not say that black had not better position
but I believe that people underestimate
the importance of tactics in chess.

From human point of view you can talk
about positional errors but from computer's point of view
there are tactical errors that humans do not understand and
it is important to find them.

Deeper blue got worse positions against kasparov but
kasparov could not win the game.

I believe that chess is mainly tactics and it is important
to find the tactcial mistake.

I also said that my impression is that
45.f3 is better than 45.Be1 because
white tries to do something in order
to get mobility for the pieces.

I think that deciding that black is winning many moves before
move 45 is not a responsble statement and
the only clear thing is that black's position is better.

I agree that I prefer 7.Qd2 or 7.Qb3 instead of
7.Qd1 and I only disagree that it is clearly the losing error
for the following reasons:

1)It seems that white wasted
a lot of tempos and played with no plan later.

2)I need to see a proof that someone is losing and
the fact that I do not like white's position is not enough
so even after white wasted a lot of tempos
I am careful not to say that white is losing
unless I can prove it by computers.

Uri



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