Author: Russell Reagan
Date: 18:09:49 10/09/02
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On October 09, 2002 at 14:59:01, Daniel Clausen wrote: >I don't think they could do a whole lot between the games. Remember, Junior was winning big time over Fritz when they played the match to determine who would play Kramnik. Junior was winning because of a bug or small error or something in Fritz's king safety. The Fritz team corrected the error, and went on to come back from a seemingly hopeless margin to win the match. So...maybe they didn't "do a whole lot between games", but it doesn't take "a whole lot" to make a huge difference. If Kramnik was hammering away at a similar weakness in Fritz, and they were allowed to change it during the match, it could be the difference in who wins the match. This was true at least in the Junior-Fritz match, but my personal opinion is that it wouldn't matter one ioda against Kramnik, especially at this point. Russell
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