Author: Vincent Diepeveen
Date: 13:17:02 06/16/98
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On June 16, 1998 at 08:11:41, Enrique Irazoqui wrote: >On June 15, 1998 at 13:54:26, Vincent Diepeveen wrote: > >>No doubt that Fritz5 book kills again Rebel9 book, statistics are clear in >>this from SSDF. > >Fritz 5 book does not kill Rebel 9 in the games played by the SSDF. This point >has been commented before several times. > >> I didn't receive the special SSDF fritz5 book that kills >>Rebel9 there, so i could not test that book at auto232 player against >>rebel9, too bad. >> >>Yet it is clear that just looking to how the games go and >>how the score is of Diep first move out of book that this rebel9 book kills >>the genius 5 book. > >Of the 9 opening lines you posted, only one, the 5th, was played in the SSDF >games between Rebel 9 and Genius 5. In these 80 games, 77 played different >openings than the ones you posted. In 3 games they played your 5th line. So much >for Genius being cooked by Rebel. > >Since these are the facts, and not the ones you posted, the heading of your >thread is devoid of truth. "How Rebel plays at SSDF the bare facts" has nothing >to do with what really happened. Another reason why you might see that this was a clear matter of logical book cooking. At the internet i play with a huge book, made out of many grandmaster games. No book learning, and i a small tournament book. Have not put much effort in that tournament book, yet AVERAGE I DO NOT COME WITH -1.XX out of opening there against computer programs (as humans tend to take the program quickly out of book i think we better can use those games for the comparision). CG5 book has been made by Cock de Gorter, and as he explained me he has put a lot of effort in it. So you Enrique are believing that the efford put into the genius5 book of Cock de Gorter lead to a book million years worse than a simplistic generated book at the internet? >Enrique Vincent
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