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Subject: Re: TO Blass Uri (or anyone who can help)

Author: Vincent Diepeveen

Date: 06:16:19 03/26/02

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On March 26, 2002 at 08:45:55, Uri Blass wrote:

>On March 26, 2002 at 07:54:45, Vincent Diepeveen wrote:
>
>>On March 26, 2002 at 02:29:39, pavel wrote:
>>
>>>Hi,
>>>    If I want set up a match game that will go for 7 days with 3.5days for each
>>>opponent that is 10080/2 = 5040mins, how do I setup this under chessbase
>>>interface? The limitation seems to be 999min under blitz.
>>>Is there any other way I could setup the time control, that would replicate such
>>>an attempt?
>>>
>>>thanks
>>>pavs
>>
>>don't forget to use tournament book and the right book.
>
>Shredder is leading 2-1 against yace and it proves that the book that is used is
>good enough for shredder.
>
>I saw no evidence that shredder gets more points with the "right book" and I do
>not expect the shredder team to release the right book that help them to win
>almost every world championship.
>
>Harald Faber already played games with the 'right' book and shredder's results
>were not better.
>
>Uri

this is utter nonsense all, shredder never opened 1.b3 in world
champs nor any other tournament. i saw a game where shredder played
this 1.b3??

i played myself when i was around 2100 rated the opening 1.b3 for
some time and i can assure you it is a straight loss for white if you
play also 2.bb2.

Note i also tried 1.a3 and 1.b4 a lot. Same problems.

Now you want us to believe that 1.b3 is not so bad, despite that it has
0.3% chance to get played (which means it in principle gets never played)
and in the shredder6.ctg it has 3% chance to get played.

Please don't do as if we are idiots, because we aren't. I for sure am not.
1.b3 is suicidal opening. You are defending now this suicidal opening,
why?

Please show us your wins in corr games with 1.b3

Best regards,
Vincent



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