Author: Otello Gnaramori
Date: 15:27:21 10/08/02
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On October 08, 2002 at 17:50:50, Mike S. wrote: >>(I didn't realise before the match started, how risky it probably was to >challenge Kramnik in that respect... also, being in the news worldwinde with >draw-loss-loss-draw-loss etc. isn't the best advertisement neither. So ChessBase >took a big risk in a commercial sense, too.) > >But it's not over yet. I tend to be too pessimistic sometimes. > >Regards, >Mike Scheidl Hi Mike, What do you think about preparation , I mean the possibility of Kramnik to find weak points in the program and possibly to make the machine follow a "quasi- predetermined" line of game ? We have just witnessed a couple of almost similar games...queenless middlegame with the major pieces slowly disappearing from the board and a triumphal pawn endgame against a disoriented Fritz. I think that people of Chessbase, but in general CC has still a lot of "room for improvement" in endgame phase. w.b.r. Otello
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