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Subject: Re: A game like a Dream !

Author: Mark Young

Date: 21:57:30 12/13/02

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On December 14, 2002 at 00:10:39, Drexel,Michael wrote:

>On December 13, 2002 at 22:33:50, Mark Young wrote:
>
>>
>>What is the point of this line? Is not white lost with best play? Can you win
>>with white if you play at 3 min a move or even at Game 30' on fast computer, not
>>the out of date P 600 that was used?
>
>Yes, white is lost in nearly every variation.
>The point is: Fritz 8 has to play the variation with highest score. He sees no
>danger because mating threats are behind his horizon.

What value is this...dumbing down a computer program so someone can post a
"Dream game" seems silly. Are we going to be wow'ed by this....I think not.

If Fritz 8 plays this way with standard time controls this would have some
value.

This is nothing more then a time blunder by Fritz 8 because of the fast time
control and the very slow computer that was used, not a flaw in the program.

Can anyone produce a game where Fritz 8 plays this way at 3 mins. a move.

>Here are the lines in my little book:
>
>1.e4 c5 2.d4 cxd4 3.Bc4 Nc6 4.a3 Nf6 5.Bd2 Nxe4 6.Bxf7+ Kxf7 7.Qh5+ Ke6 8.Qg4+
>Kd5 9.b4 Ne5 10.c4+ dxc3 11.Nxc3+ Nxc3 12.Qh3 Na4 [12...Nb5 13.Bf4 d6 14.Rd1+
>Kc6 15.Rc1+ Kb6 16.Qe3+ Ka6 17.a4 b6 18.Qe4] 13.Qb3+ Ke4 14.g4 Nd3+ [14...Nxg4
>15.f3+ Ke5 (15...Kf5 16.fxg4+ Ke5 17.Nf3+) 16.fxg4 d5 17.Nf3+ Kd6 18.Bf4+ e5
>19.Nxe5 Ke6 20.Qxa4 Bd6 21.0-0 Bxe5 22.Rae1] 15.Ke2 Ke5 16.Nf3+ Kf6 [16...Kd6
>17.Rhc1] 17.g5+ Kg6 18.Nh4+
>
>mainline is a perpetual check.
>You probably can win if you play a 5+2 min game on Athlon XP 2000+. In 3+2 min
>game Fritz8 plays 4...Qa5+. In 12...Nb5 line 14...Kc6 is not forced. Fritz 8
>plays sometimes 14...Sd4 with unclear position.
>I dont know if it is possible to win in tournament mode with this. I hope not.
>This line is really bad.



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