Author: Graham Laight
Date: 09:53:50 10/09/02
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Nobody who is familiar with the prevailing computer chess scene can deny that Alexander is a genius at preparing opening books for computer v computer games. Against Kramnik, however, one must question his judgement. In each game, the queens have come off early. Against a human, that can't be right. What is needed is to get to an open position with the queens still on the board. Given that nothing else in Fritz can be modified except the opening book, it really is down to Alex Kure now to provide Vladimir with some sort of opposition. -g On October 09, 2002 at 11:01:03, Chessfun wrote: > >http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=542 > >"The Fritz team has the consolation of having outplayed Kramnik in the opening >stages with the Scotch Opening that is favored by former world champion Garry >Kasparov. Kramnik must have prepared extensively for the Scotch before his 2000 >title match with Kasparov, but Fritz reached a very comfortable position. The >problem was that like the eunuch who walked into the harem Fritz had no idea >what to do when he got there" > >Sarah.
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