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Subject: Re: CM9K 2628 Rating for Sale !!

Author: Terry McCracken

Date: 22:07:27 09/09/02

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On September 10, 2002 at 00:46:32, Terry McCracken wrote:

>On September 10, 2002 at 00:26:46, Terry Ripple wrote:
>
>>On September 09, 2002 at 23:36:56, Terry McCracken wrote:
>>
>>>On September 09, 2002 at 22:12:44, Mike Byrne wrote:
>>>
>>>>Yes - you can have that rating - I guarantee it - just send me $9.95 and I will
>>>>teach you how to play chess and have a rating of CM9K rating of 2628 after just
>>>>20 games.  Yes ,even if you are beginner, you can have a 2628 rating by playing
>>>>rated games against rated CM9K personalities and have a non-provisional rating
>>>>of 2628.
>>>>
>>>>Think of the prestige from friends and workers when you tell them that you have
>>>>a 2628 rating in CM9K.  It does't matter if you are a real patzer, a novice, I
>>>>can teach you the moves to play under CM9K that give a 2628 rating - a near
>>>>bona-fide GM rating of 2628 in CM9K.  If you don't achive this rating, after
>>>>following my instrcutions exactly, I will refund your money - no questions
>>>>asked.  And I accept PAYPAL, that's right - through the ease of the internet -
>>>>you pay me $9.95 and within minutes you will have a complete and total
>>>>understading on how to achive that mystical, often thought of as unattainable
>>>>chess rating for mere chess mortals , a GM/IM like rating of 2628 in
>>>>ChessMaaster 9000.
>>>>
>>>>And for the guys, think of all the girls you will have at your fingertips when
>>>>you tell them, "yea, I have a 2628 rating in CM9K -- it's a nobrainer".  The
>>>>girls will swoon knowing that you , a chessplayer, has a rating of  2628 in CM9K
>>>>and be enthralled with the brain power that you have displayed.
>>>>
>>>>And this is good for the girls too - not on the cheerleading team - that's ok -
>>>>with my guarantee formula of chess moves, you too can have a rating of 2628.
>>>>Once the guys realize you have the brain that obtained a 2628 CM9K chess rating,
>>>>you will never have to worry about having a nice body, straight teeth  or be
>>>>free of zits again!
>>>>
>>>>All this for $9.95, with easy payment through PAYPAL of $9.95 to
>>>>mfbyrne_pa@msn.com.
>>>>
>>>>For an example of some the thrilling games you will be playing - check these
>>>>out!
>>>>
>>>>[Event "Chessmaster 9000 Rated Game"]
>>>>[Site ""]
>>>>[Date "2002.9.9"]
>>>>[Round ""]
>>>>[White "Superman"]
>>>>[Black "Logan"]
>>>>[TimeControl "300+3"]
>>>>[Result "1/2-1/2"]
>>>>
>>>>1.d3 e5 2.e3 Nf6 3.h3 d5 4.a3 Bd6 5.Nd2 O-O 6.Nb3 Be6 7.Nd2 Bc8 8.Nb3
>>>>Be6 9.Nd2 Bc8 1/2-1/2
>>>>
>>>>[Event "Chessmaster 9000 Rated Game"]
>>>>[Site ""]
>>>>[Date "2002.9.9"]
>>>>[Round ""]
>>>>[White "Superman"]
>>>>[Black "Logan"]
>>>>[TimeControl "300+3"]
>>>>[Result "1/2-1/2"]
>>>>
>>>>1.d3 e5 2.e3 Nf6 3.h3 d5 4.a3 Bd6 5.Nd2 O-O 6.Ne2 Nc6 7.Nb3 a5 8.Nd2 a4
>>>>9.Nb1 Be6 10.Nd2 Bc8 11.Nb1 Be6 12.Nd2 Bc8 1/2-1/2
>>>>
>>>>[Event "Chessmaster 9000 Rated Game"]
>>>>[Site ""]
>>>>[Date "2002.9.9"]
>>>>[Round ""]
>>>>[White "Superman"]
>>>>[Black "Logan"]
>>>>[TimeControl "300+3"]
>>>>[Result "1/2-1/2"]
>>>>
>>>>1.d3 e5 2.e3 Nf6 3.h3 d5 4.a3 Bd6 5.Be2 Be6 6.Bf1 Bc8 7.Be2 Be6 8.Bf1
>>>>Bc8 1/2-1/2
>>>>
>>>>That's right - even an idiot like me can draw the CM9K personality "Logan" -
>>>>over and over again - and within 20 games your rating too will be 2628.  Can't
>>>>wait for the secret - that's no problemo - just email me $9.95 via PAYPAL and
>>>>within minutes typed instructions playing for games just  like above will be in
>>>>your e-mail box and you will have the secret for obtaining the heart-throbbing
>>>>CM9K rating of 2628.
>>>>
>>>>================================================================================
>>>>
>>>>That's all folks ;>)
>>>>
>>>>Just in case - this is only a JOKE - please DO NOT send me $9.95 through PAYPAL.
>>>
>>>ROTFL!
>>>
>>>Actually after I completed my Blitz Games with CM8K it believes I'm a Super GM
>>>at 5/0 and 3/0!!:o))
>>>
>>>Terry
>>-------------
>>
>>Please tell me some more bed time stories!
>>
>>Terry
>
>I'm not lying, which you seem to be impling.
>
>Terry
>
>P.S.
>Why would I make this up anyways?
>You don't know my chess prowess.
>Also I used anti-computer play to achieve such a result.

It's not a good game, just a way to trip up Chessmaster Personality into giving
up material and losing on time!

This was a 5/0 game where I had 1 min. 39 sec. left on the clock.

I would _never_ play a human this way as it would blow up in my face:o)

[Event "Chessmaster 8000 Rated Game"]
[Site ""]
[Date "8-6-2002"]
[Round ""]
[White "Terry McCracken"]
[Black "Chessmaster"]
[Result "1-0"]

  1. d4             d5
  2. c3             Nf6
  3. e3             Bf5
  4. Bd3            Bxd3
  5. Qxd3           Nbd7
  6. f4             e6
  7. Nf3            Bd6
  8. O-O            Nb6
  9. Nbd2           O-O
 10. Ne5            c5
 11. Ndf3           c4
 12. Qe2            Qc7
 13. Bd2            Ne4
 14. Rac1           Be7
 15. g3             Rad8
 16. Rc2            Rde8
 17. Bc1            Nc8
 18. Kh1            f6
 19. Ng4            Ncd6
 20. Nf2            Nxf2+
 21. Rxf2           Qa5
 22. a3             Ne4
 23. Rg2            Qa4
 24. Qe1            Rd8
 25. Kg1            Bd6
 26. Rce2           f5
 27. Kh1            Bc7
 28. Kg1            Qd7
 29. Kh1            Qb5
 30. Kg1            Rd7
 31. Kh1            Qa4
 32. Kg1            h6
 33. Kh1            Qc6
 34. Kg1            g6
 35. h4             Kg7
 36. Kh1            Rdd8
 37. Kg1            Rde8
 38. Kh1            Rc8
 39. Kg1            Rcd8
 40. Kh2            Kh7
 41. Kh1            a6
 42. Kh2            Kg7
 43. Kh1            Rfe8
 44. Kg1            Kh7
 45. Kh2            Rf8
 46. Kg1            b5
 47. Kh2            Kg7
 48. Kh1            Qd7
 49. Kh2            Kh7
 50. Kg1            a5
 51. Kh1            Qc6
 52. Kh2            a4
 53. Kg1            Kg7
 54. Kh2            Rfe8
 55. Kg1            Bd6
 56. Kh2            Qc7
 57. Kh1            Ra8
 58. Kg1            Qb7
 59. Kh2            Rad8
 60. Kg1            Qf7
 61. Kh1            Rc8
 62. Kg1            Qd7
 63. Kh1            Red8
 64. Kh2            h5
 65. Kg1            Ra8
 66. Kh1            Qc7
 67. Kg1            Re8
 68. Kh1            Rec8
 69. Kg1            Qe7
 70. Kh1            Qd7
 71. Kg1            Be7
 72. Kh1            Qc7
 73. Kg1            Bf6
 74. Kh1            Kg8
 75. Kg1            Ra6
 76. Kh1            Bg7
 77. Kg1            Rd8
 78. Kh1            Rc6
 79. Kg1            Rb6
 80. Kh2            Rbb8
 81. Kg1            Rb7
 82. Kh2            Rb6
 83. Kh1            Qc6
 84. Kg1            Qd7
 85. Kh2            Rbb8
 86. Kg1            Qc7
 87. Kh2            Qc6
 88. Kh1            Rb7
 89. Kh2            Rf7
 90. Kg1            Rb8
 91. Kh2            Rd7
 92. Kh1            Rbd8
 93. Kh2            Rb7
 94. Kg1            Re8
 95. Kh1            Rd7
 96. Kh2            Rc8
 97. Kg1            Rf8
 98. Kh1            Rb7
 99. Kh2            Ra7
100. Kh1            Rd7
101. Kg1            Rc8
102. Kh2            Re8
103. Kg1            Ree7
104. Kh1            Rd8
105. Kg1            Rb8
106. Kh2            Rc8
107. Kg1            Rb7
108. Kh2            Bf6
109. Kg1            b4
110. axb4           Bg7
111. Kh2            Rd8
112. Kh1            Rbb8
113. Kh2            Rb6
114. Kh1            Qc8
115. Kg1            Qc7
116. Kh2            Bf6
117. Kg1            Qd7
118. Kh1            Rc8
119. Kh2            Bg7
120. Kg1            Qc7
121. Kh2            Rd8
122. Kg1            Bf6
123. Kh2            Bh8
124. Kg1            Qe7
125. Kh1            Bg7
126. Kh2            Rc8
127. Kg1            Re8
128. Kh2            Rd8
129. Kg1            Qd7
130. Kh2            Qb7
131. Kh1            Qf7
132. Kg1            Qa7
133. Kh2            Rc8
134. Kg1            Qd7
135. Kh2            Qb7
136. Kg1            Qe7
137. Kh2            Qc7
138. Kh1            Re8
139. Kg1            Rf8
140. Kh2            Rf7
141. Kg1            Rd7
142. Kh1            Qc6
143. Kh2            Rbb7
144. Kg1            Rb8
145. Kh2            Rdd8
146. Kg1            Qc7
147. Kh2            Qb7
148. Kg1            Qd7
149. Kh2            Rb6
150. Kh1            Qc6
151. Kh2            Rd7
152. Kg1            Rf7
153. Kh2            Rb8
154. Kg1             1-0

Just a lot of dancing and forcing the programme to play into my hands in Blitz.

With a human, this would be weak play, but CM8K hasn't a clue what I was doing
or how to produce tactics.

Terry



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