Author: A.L.Mourik
Date: 10:20:57 10/09/02
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In my opinion there is nothing wrong about the openings choice Fritz did get a real advantage with white in game 3 Problem is he didn't have enough on it to win On October 09, 2002 at 12:53:50, Graham Laight wrote: >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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