Author: Rory Nolan
Date: 18:01:29 01/26/02
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On January 26, 2002 at 20:25:02, Eduard Nemeth wrote: >The following position developed in a game newer of date: > >[D]7R/8/7k/6p1/r5p1/6B1/5PK1/1r6 b - - 0 0 > > >We are near that 100 moves here already somewhere. The two human players played >here up to the bitter end of the 50 moves rule, because black did not want >simply to see that the position not to be won is. One would play against >programs in such a way became the programs here probably likewise 50 moves to >long only shift. The interested reader can test once like different programs >this position to evaluate. For me would be interesting to know whether a program >before the 50 moves rule would still try a rook against the bishop to sacrifice >there black still a pawn more possesses thereafter? > >Eduard Dear Eduard Are you using babelfish to translate? It is truly awful Rory p.s please post some of your games against Fritz7 thank you
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