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Subject: Re: Human machine matches

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 12:51:36 08/13/02

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On August 13, 2002 at 15:18:30, Russell Reagan wrote:

>On August 13, 2002 at 11:25:51, Uri Blass wrote:
>
>>it is known that kramnik is going to win
>>against Fritz so the only interesting match is kasparov
>>against Junior.
>
>I think that as long as Kasparov doesn't try something stupid he should win his
>match as well. I think Gulko lost his match because he didn't use any amount of
>anti-computer strategy and the computers got the best of him. Then Smirin did a
>nice job against the computers in his match. I think he did a very convincing
>job.
>
>Kasparov is 153 ELO points higher than Smirin. So as long as he doesn't try to
>get super fancy I think Kasparov will have no problem with Junior. The only
>problem is that Kasparov has been known to try things that are "fancy" or
>"tricky", but which might not be the strongest move. That works against humans,
>but the computer doesn't care or get flustered.

Another possible problem is if Junior is improved significantly until
the match(I mean more than 100 elo improvement relative to Junior7).

I believe that it is the only chance of Junior to win the match if kasparov does
not try something stupid.

I do not think that it is impossible and
Amir Ban may have bigger motivation to improve Junior after having the match
against kasparov.

Uri



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