Author: Mark Young
Date: 09:16:34 10/19/02
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On October 19, 2002 at 11:51:41, Uri Blass wrote: >On October 19, 2002 at 11:23:34, Mark Young wrote: > >>A very disappointing end to the match as a draw was accepted much too early by >>the Fritz team with this type of endgame structure. There was a good chance to >>gain the advantage for black in this endgame with little risk of losing. >> >>The GM Kramnik vs. Deep Fritz match has put to rest some questions, or maybe >>not! >> >>1. Do PC programs play at a GM Level? – Clearly Yes. >> >>2. Can PC programs win against a well prepared and motivated Grand Master? – >>Yes. > >I think that it is better to organize sweningen tournament between computers and >motivated 2700 GM's. > >People can suspect that Kramnik did not win the match on purpose. > >Uri You can not help what people think, but the fact remains Kramnik did not win the match. So it is better to talk about facts, not speculation. we can make little progress other wise. When people can prove the result was fixed, or that money is not a motivation for Kramnik to win the match even when he claim we wants to win. It is pointless to talk to people with such a mind set. As I begin the think I must prove the we even exist to have this conversation.
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