Author: stuart taylor
Date: 16:44:09 12/25/02
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On December 25, 2002 at 16:42:26, Kurt Utzinger wrote: >On December 25, 2002 at 16:36:00, eric guttenberg wrote: > >>This is the blunder at g/30 on my 1.3ghz computer >> >>Eric Fritz 8 >> >> >>1.e4 e6 >>2.d4 d5 >>3.Nb1-c3 Bf8-b4 >>4.e5 c5 >>5.a3 Bb4xc3ch >>6.b2xc3 Ng8-e7 >>7.Ng1-f3 Qd8-c7 >>8.Bc1-d2 0-0 >>9.Bf1-d3 c4???????? >> >>...which loses badly...of course... >> >>Now what in the world could cause this kind of blunder? >> >> I tried repeatedly >>to get Fritz to do it again but it would not. It would not even consider >>8...O-O. as well as 9...c4. Again and again it would not. But what could >>cause that blunder to occur in the first place? >> >>eric > >There are at least three possibilities: > >1) You have not deactivated permanent brain >2) Fritz8 has used his learning function >3) Hashtable collision > >Kurt > >Homepage Kurt & Rolf: http://www.beepworld.de/members39/utzinger Could it be a scratch on the CD (or some kind of skip in the reading)? S.Taylor
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