Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 23:02:38 07/11/02
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On July 11, 2002 at 18:24:55, John Reynolds wrote: > > > It has been said that a player must play and beat Masters to become a >Master. If that statement is true, can I become master strength by simply >playing computers alone without any Human interaction? There is a player that I >know, who was unrated and never played in any tournaments, all this guy did was >play strong chess computers (standalone), anyway when this guy played in his >first tournament he came out with a 2265 rating after 15 rated games!!. Maybe he >had extrodinary talent, or perhaps playing against Programs can make one very >strong? There are 4 million copies of ChessMaster sold world-wide. There are 500 GM's world-wide. I guess that playing against a computer is not going to do it, or we would have more than 500 GM's popping about.
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