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Subject: Re: Arasan resigns

Author: pavel

Date: 18:21:16 05/22/02

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On May 22, 2002 at 18:23:43, stuart taylor wrote:

>I would say Black can in fact win. Don't worry about Fritz.
>Black can restle that white Q-side pawn off the board (with help king) and Queen
>his own Q-side pawn, or atleast get a good piece for it and win.
> The Night is weak in this position, and Black can also forestall any
>breakthroughs from White on the Q-side, even without his king being in that
>area.
>I think a human master would have resigned too.
>Why take Fritz as an authority? Is Fritz what you are basing your conclusions
>on???
>S.Taylor


Actually I never said black cannot win. There is a very good possibility that
black will win. My point of the post was refer to bug that might have been
causing Arasan resign in an almost winning position.

There is no perticular reason to choose DFritz, it was randomly choosen,
anything that Came out in front of me. I could have choosed Fritz7 Shredder6
Gambit Tiger or any chess program I wished. And most probably all would agree
with Deep fritz more or less, because it didnt seem to be a very complicated
position for a Computer program.

If I wanted to bash on any program, then I would probably take on TSCP.


because, this is a winning game for black (atleast against me)

pavs


ps, by the way Arasan resigned in a winning position, you probably read the
position wrong.




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