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Subject: Re: Whats the latest position ( Warp vs Junior) ?

Author: Joachim Rang

Date: 15:02:29 07/10/02

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On July 10, 2002 at 17:40:38, Uri Blass wrote:

>On July 10, 2002 at 17:02:21, Joachim Rang wrote:
>
>>on the official page, the game is still unpublished :-(
>>
>>it is quite strange that Junior won this game. Probably it was because of time
>>problems, or because warp tried to win with force.
>>
>>As a big fan of Shredder, this is very annoying for me :-(
>
>As someone who is not a big fan of shredder and as someone from Israel
>I am happy with the result.
>
>I do not like to see shredder wins again and again when it is clear from results
>of the ssdf and other people who play comp-comp games that there is no big
>difference between the level of shredder and the other top commercial
>programs(shredder even seems to be slightly inferior relative to Fritz).
>
>I hope that programmers do something against the opening preperation of
>shredder.
>
>I guess that at world championships shredder gets often positions that the
>opponent does not know to play(for example it got in this tournament against
>Junior position that Junior did not know to play).
>
>It is not the first time that it happens and I know about a previous case when
>Junior blundered in the opening against shredder but fortunately it played well
>enough to win a lost position(shredder lost a position that it evaluated as +5).
>
>It seems to me that it is not luck but opening preperation.
>
>Uri

Do you know some details of shredders opening preparation? Have they an expert,
who do the tuning of the opening book?

I also think, that the top programs (Shredder, Junior, Fritz and maybe Tiger)
are relatively equal, but Shredder did perform not bad in other competitions
too:

See: http://www.heise.de/ct/schachduell/
and: http://www.schlueters.de/heise/runde6.shtml

Text is in german, but the results should be clear.




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