Author: Slobodan R. Stojanovic
Date: 12:42:05 05/15/03
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On May 14, 2003 at 04:10:44, Rolf Tueschen wrote: >As you know I keep you informed about elaborations from GM Huebner too. Actually >at http://www.chessbase.de/nachrichten.asp?newsid=2088 he created a fantastic >myth about Kasparov's "Angst" (fear resp. anxiety) in front of a machine. >Huebner comments on certain incredible and weak moves in the match Kasparov vs >Deep junior. > >This time I can close the chapter much more rapidly than when Huebner commented >on his own draw in Dortmund against Fritz two years ago. > >Huebner is a funny guy. Although he's playing in almost all Leagues in Europe >(Germany, Austria, Switzerland etc.) to make some money and although Kasparov >got almost a million dollars in advance for his showing up in NY, Huebner >forgets to mention the aspect of MONEY. FUNNEY! > >He quotes William Tell the Swiss Hero instead. Making the readers believe that >modern chessplayers are heroes who play chess for the honour NOT for the MONEY. > >However - the article is still valuable. Because the positions Huebner explains >are proof for Kasparov's intentionally weak play. Period. > > >Rolf Tueschen 1. Weiß: Kg1, Dd2, Tc1, Tf1, Le2, Le3, Sc2, Sc3; B. a2, b3, c4, e4, f3, g2, h3 Schwarz: Kg8, Dc7, Tc8, Tf8, Lb7, Le7, Se5, Sf6; B. a6, b6, d6, e6, f7, g7 ,h7. Aus der 4. Wettkampfpartie: „Deep Junior“ – Kasparov. Stellung nach dem 17. Zuge von Weiß. Huebner´s analysis of Kasparov´s 17... Rfe8 was not convencing. He said at the end that he is sure Kasparov wouldn´t play this move, but 17... b5 against human. He is possibly right, because this game was aganst chess program. In position after 17...Rfe8 is still a little better for black.
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