Author: Slater Wold
Date: 01:34:28 02/16/02
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On February 15, 2002 at 22:55:51, Dann Corbit wrote: >I would be interesting to turn it around and see what Rebel thinks about the >position. > >Sometimes, programs just fall into a dynamite position even though neither of >them see what is over the horizon. Did you happen to notice Rebel's eval at the >time? Actually I did. Rebel was expecting g3 a move earlier, and Crafty didn't play it. When Crafty played g3, Rebel instantly failed high, and the score went all the the way to +2.50. It was failing high when it hit its time limit, and played without finishing that ply. I would guess that had it, it would have been +5.00 or so. It was not dumb luck. It was *very* good play from Rebel. If you look through the Crafty log, there are times when Crafty thought it was up in this game +1.50 or so. Rebel _never_ had a positive score for white.
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