Author: José de Jesús García Ruvalcaba
Date: 03:43:01 01/09/02
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On January 07, 2002 at 17:03:03, Pierre Bourget wrote: >Imagine that a player with a good rating enter a tournament and in fact the >moves he makes came from a relatively unknow program running on very fast >hardware, the moves being relayed to him in a way that nobody can suspect >anything.The player to behave in a very normal way at the board ,not doing the >stupid mistake like announcing mate in 10 for example ,normally doing long >thinking for a difficult move ,etc. Imagine that he makes a normal progession >from tournaments to tournaments losing a game here and there voluntarily .Do you >think that it will be possible to detect that he is a cheater just looking at >the games ? Do you think that we can win many tournaments ? Do you think that >his opponents will begin to suspect something ? That depends on the age of the player. If she/he is young, something like between 17 and 20 years old, nobody will suspect based only on the results. If the player is 40 years old, that is instantly suspicious. José. >Do you think that this kind of >trickery could last a long time ? And finally perhaps this situation really >exist and nobody knows , is it possible ? > >Sorry for my bad english. > >Pierre
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