Author: Rolf Tueschen
Date: 15:49:39 02/06/03
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On February 06, 2003 at 18:38:31, Will Singleton wrote: >On February 06, 2003 at 17:59:11, GuyHaworth wrote: > >> >>Due to a late-running dinner, I linked up with the chess.fm/ICGA broadcasts of >>Game 5 just as 10...Bxh2+ was being played. >> >>Shipov (worldchessrating) says that Junior played this quickly: timings would >>be interesting - doesn't sound like the regulation 3 minutes. >> >>After 11.Kxh2, I noted chess.fm saying that DJ was now out of book. >> > >I wouldn't rely on those guys as far as the book. They don't seem to understand >how computers use books, or how they use time, or how pondering can affect >things. Fed had a particularly bad day, saying again the "computer is toast," >right before the draw. > >> >>Are these two pointers to the fact that 10...Bxh2+ was a book move? >> >>If so, although one cannot assume that all moves left in book are ok for the >>engine, I think the DJ team do a thorough job. Is it therefore reasonably to >>conclude that it had already been thoroughly analysed and found to be good for >>DEEP JUNIOR? >> >>Is it in any other opening books - part of opening theory - or is it a Boris >>special TN? >> >> >>Presumably, the jury is still out on 16.g3? Are the lines being collected >>together anywhere? I'm getting the impression that White might have been up no >>more than a pawn in computer-scoring terms but that it was v much a 'computer' >>type of position afterwards. >> >>g
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