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Subject: Re: Can any program see that this is a draw?

Author: Daniel Clausen

Date: 03:00:31 06/10/02

On June 10, 2002 at 04:47:22, Sune Fischer wrote:

>On June 10, 2002 at 04:33:32, Russell Reagan wrote:
>
>>Correction...
>>
>>After 40 minutes Fritz thinks Ke3 is +1.13 for white. Go figure...
>>
>>Russell
>
>Wouldn't it me more interesting if you gave one side a rook, just to make it
>unequal in material?
>
>-S.

Or give one side 5 bishops of the right colour and 5 rooks to make the engines
look even more stupid. =)

Sargon

Re: Can any program see that this is a draw? Benny Antonsson 03:41:07 06/10/02
- Re: Can any program see that this is a draw? Russell Reagan 04:01:03 06/10/02
  - Re: Can any program see that this is a draw? Robert Henry Durrett 09:26:49 06/10/02
  - Re: Can any program see that this is a draw? Helmut Conrady 04:50:14 06/10/02
    - Re: Can any program see that this is a draw? James T. Walker 06:54:24 06/10/02
      - Re: Can any program see that this is a draw? Russell Reagan 18:14:05 06/10/02
        
        Re: Can any program see that this is a draw? Sune Fischer 02:13:11 06/11/02
      - Re: Can any program see that this is a draw? Uri Blass 07:02:28 06/10/02
        
        Re: Can any program see that this is a draw? James T. Walker 15:50:48 06/10/02
        
        Re: Can any program see that this is a draw? Daniel Clausen 08:16:48 06/10/02
        
        Re: Can any program see that this is a draw? David Hanley 14:19:21 06/10/02
        
        Re: Can any program see that this is a draw? Roy Eassa 08:18:19 06/10/02
        
        Re: Can any program see that this is a draw? Russell Reagan 18:16:43 06/10/02
        
        Re: Can any program see that this is a draw? Robert Henry Durrett 18:31:13 06/10/02
        
        Re: Can any program see that this is a draw? Russell Reagan 22:36:02 06/10/02

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