Author: Sune Larsson
Date: 12:25:38 01/31/02
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On January 31, 2002 at 09:05:28, Jorge Pichard wrote: >According to Bobby Fisher all recent chess Championship matches are pre-arranged >with the help of computers. Yeah, and as I read it he doesn't play "normal" chess anymore. Turned down a multi million offer of playing some Icelandic champion. He just plays Fischer random nowadays. So forget all rumours about games on ICC. > > >Do you follow chess at all? >I follow the old chess, I follow all the pre-arranged matches, like the last >Kramnik-Kasparov match. At the highest level it is all pre-arranged, move by >move. You have very interesting, beautiful pre-arranged games being created by >very intelligent players, working with computers, working in teams. I have no >objections to people creating such games, but they must say these are >pre-arranged games, but they must not claim that they are finding the moves over >the board. I have learned so much from these pre-arranged matches and all these >cooked-up notes, they're wonderful. But they are fake, they are flawed. Somebody >should ask Kasparov about my charges, that his first match against Karpov was >pre-arranged move by move. Somebody should ask him, record his answer when he >answers it live, and then put this through a lie detector. You will see he is >lying through his rotten teeth.
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