Author: Odd Gunnar Malin
Date: 04:52:57 10/08/02
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On October 07, 2002 at 11:07:37, Peter Berger wrote: > >When it is about "unfair" knowledge used by the computer ( e.g. opening book) it >should be mentioned that it is extremely likely that Kramnik had the position >after Bf8 on his board in preparation matches btw - just look at the time he >used for his moves .. > >Peter He use 14 min for this move (13.a4), I think he was out of book here. All previous moves where done within less than 1 min. Fritz was out of book at 9.Kf1. I thought when wathing it that the timeusage was fully normal here. Kramnik had prepared 9.Kf1 and had the answer for all 'normal' moves after this until 12...Bf8. It was just as watching a GM-game when one player have prepared a novelity. Well, my exact thought when I saw 12...Bf8 was that this was an operator move because they feared that Kramnik had played the hole game in advance. Odd Gunnar
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