Author: Dana Turnmire
Date: 13:26:42 09/28/02
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On September 28, 2002 at 15:21:14, John Merlino wrote: >On September 28, 2002 at 15:06:58, Robert Pawlak wrote: > >>John, >> >>I think this was pretty well done, especially since I think this one of the >>first simulcast things that seemed to work (technical glitches aside). >> >>I just wish Christiansen had not made it look so easy. I was really surprised >>when he started pushing the a-pawn, lined up on the a/b files, and did not even >>bother to contest control of the c-file. >> >>IMO, CMs decision to give up the d-pawn was a big mistake. And it's willingness >>to trade got it into trouble. >> >>But a good event overall. I think Ubisoft should be happy. >> >>Bob > >Larry and I talked briefly after the game. He basically said that the queen >trade was the significant mistake, and everything after that was just cleanup >for him. I have verified that the default CM personality would not have played >24.Rc8 (it wouldn't have even considered it, actually), and would have instead >played 24.Qd1. > >jm Genius 7 would also play 24.Qd1
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