Author: Drexel,Michael
Date: 13:36:08 05/10/03
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On May 10, 2003 at 10:45:13, Uri Blass wrote: >On May 10, 2003 at 09:08:37, Drexel,Michael wrote: > >>> >>>You said that Fritz also likes white. >>> >>>I also think that 0.41 is not a big advantage for white so if the position is >>>equal than it is not a big mostake(espacially when I remember that shredder's >>>scores are higher than the scores of the opponent and it often say +2 in >>>positions that another program says +1 >>> >>>Uri >> >>IMO the position is already slightly better for black e.g. Black should at least >>get a draw here and should win against top programs because they dont understand >>the position and probably wont find the best defence. >>When black is developed and the pawns in the center begin to march over the >>board they take away good squares for the white pieces. >>What do you think about my little experiment regarding mobility? > >I do not know. >I also do not understand the position. > >Can you show me errors of the top programs when you play against them. I dont play against top programs, except some blitz games. Not very often though. > >If mobility is not important there then >I need exact definitions to explain it. Mobility is always important but here black should be able to develop his pieces just in time. > >I suspect that pawns in the centre is not enough and there may be positions when >mobility is more important. But it is also important to have secure places for the minor pieces. What if they can be chased away with tempo later on? >What if you give white only one tempo > Probably it is a forced win for white if you give white one tempo. > >Latest Movei agree with Shredder >Movei scores are dependent not only on the leaf position and they may be wrong >at depth 1 so here is comparison at depth 2: >+0.31 for the first position >-0.66 for the second position > >depth 7: >+0.30 for the first position >-0.66 for the second position > >Uri
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