Author: Andrew Williams
Date: 06:12:43 01/25/02
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On January 25, 2002 at 05:57:42, Gerd Isenberg wrote: >On January 25, 2002 at 02:36:48, Ignacio Urbelz wrote: > >>I could not connect to ICC to see the games live where there might have been >>some explanation to this, so I post the question here. Anyone can help explain >>the disater results H8x is getting in the tourney ? Some of the lost games have >>really strange moves. Is this a bug ? Thnx >> >>Ignacio Urbelz > >In the first round of CCT4 IsiChess had black againts Hiarcs8X. I operated >IsiChess manuelly by myself. > >In this position, short after Bookline was finished and both programs had to >calculate, Hiarcs8X played 22.Rxd7 instead of 22.Nd4. > >[D] 2kr1b2/3b1p2/p3pPr1/1Nn1q3/7Q/2N5/PPP4P/2KR1B1R w - - > >I was very confused an nervous - Isis score immediatly went to +2..3. Is there a >trap? What's going on here? But a few moves later Hiarcs8X operator saw that >something went wrong on his Board - there was stil a Black Bishop on d7 on his >Board. Obviously there was an interface problem. A wrong 22.move was posted by >Hiracs8x. > >After asking folgers and deepFritz, what to do, i offered to replay from move >22. But there were already discussions in the Channel Forum - so Hiarcs8x >Operator decited to resign due to possible later protests. > >I felt shamed about the circumstances, IsiChess won the game, specially not >asking my opponent directly after 22.Rxd7, "do you really want to play this >move?". > >Gerd In my opinion, Gerd, you have *nothing* to be ashamed of. On a server like ICC it is up to the player to make the correct moves. It is not the opponent's duty to ask "are you sure?". I believe you were a very good sportsman over the incident. Andrew
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