Author: Luis Smith
Date: 15:43:52 02/09/03
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On February 09, 2003 at 13:51:51, Janosch Zwerensky wrote: > >>The only thing that puzzles me is why someone like Edward Nemeth can defeat >>these programs > >I bet that Nemeth's score against the machines would become very unremarkable if >we were to see all his losses and if he were to play against a machine that is >not under his control. >I do think that, using an opening-book unknown to him and possibly after some >minor adjustments to the standard settings, any of the commercial programs I >have installed on my rather slow computer would beat the hell out of Nemeth on >the chessbase server at long time-controls. > >Regards, >Janosch So why not make a challenge against Nemeth on the playchess.com server? Someone could collect some PGN's from all over the net, merge them into a book, let Fritz 8 use them, and let Nemeth and Fritz play at classic time controls. This sounds like a fun idea, and maybe they could play a 6 game series. What do you say Nemeth? Regards Luis
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