Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 11:48:15 03/22/02
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On March 21, 2002 at 19:11:38, Michael Vox wrote: >It seems judging by GM Gulko's moves that he is hoping for draws. As black, against a computer, that is an excellent strategy. Would you suggest differently? >His style >cannot possibly win a game. I disagree strongly. The new style he has chosen gives him much better winning chances. A man can think 10 full moves later with the wall in place. The computer will not manage that. They end up moving aimlessly, if you can get it set up right. >I sense that GM Gulko regrets his decision for this match and is just hiding out >until the end of the match, gladly accepting the balance of the outcomes to be >draws. I cannot see his mind. I suspect you are wrong, though. I also think he will win a game, now that he has the right idea. In fact, it is too bad that he did not start out with anticomputer style from the beginning. >Very sad. > >I do not know what to say! I think he has made the right choice. Play anticomputer chess against a computer. Astonishingly, there are still a lot of GM's that don't know about simple things like long pawn chains against computers. I think that they will watch these high profile matches and figure it out, though.
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