Author: Kurt Utzinger
Date: 03:11:08 06/28/03
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On June 28, 2003 at 05:51:08, Helmut Conrady wrote:
>On June 28, 2003 at 05:40:08, George Tsavdaris wrote:
>
>>On June 28, 2003 at 04:41:02, Harald Faber wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Score TK Hi Ch Fr Sh Ru De Ju
>>>>>--------------------------------------------------------
>>>>> 1: TK 3.23 SKR 10.0 / 14 XX 10 =1 1= == == 11 11
>>>>> 2: Hiarcs 8 8.0 / 14 01 XX == =1 11 0= == ==
>>>>> 3: Chess Tiger 15 7.5 / 14 =0 == XX =0 11 =1 0= 1=
>>>>> 4: Fritz 8 7.5 / 14 0= =0 =1 XX 00 =1 =1 11
>>>>> 5: Shredder 7.04 7.0 / 14 == 00 00 11 XX =1 1= 01
>>>>> 6: Ruffian 1.0.5 6.5 / 14 == 1= =0 =0 =0 XX 1= 01
>>>>> 7: Deep Sjeng 1.5 5.5 / 14 00 == 1= =0 0= 0= XX 1=
>>>>> 8: Junior 8 4.0 / 14 00 == 0= 00 10 10 0= XX
>>>>>--------------------------------------------------------
>>>>>56 games: +20 =24 -12
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>What is going on with Junior 8 ?
>>>
>>>
>>>Look at the testing conditions and find the answer yourself.
>>
>> I don't really think there is anything strange with time controls,
>>hash tables,hardware or anything else, so what do you think it's
>>wrong with test conditions? Perhaps Junior don't feel confortable
>>playing in Germany?
>> Anyway, maybe the "problem" for the bad performance of Junior 8
>>is the remis book. It's known that in a tournament Junior will propably
>>have the least draws of all, so playing with a book which is made from
>>drawn positions from GM's, lead Junior to play from "almost drawn"
>>positions for a win.
>
>Shouldn t any book line end in a equal position? :)
>
>Remis.book.ctg contents some very very sharp positions (e.g. in the King“s
>Gambit), too.
>
>Helmut
Hi Helmut
As mentioned on an earlier occasion, we have cancelled
the King's Gambit from the book remis.ctg but it might
indeed be that this book does not at all suit to the
playing style of Junior8. We shall see after 70 rounds.
Kurt
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