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Subject: Re: There was no openingtrap of King against Rebel

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 13:58:23 10/19/03

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On October 19, 2003 at 16:47:56, Thomas Lagershausen wrote:

>>Yesterday you all jumped on me because of the selfproclaimed
>>openingtrap Rebel fell for against The King.
>
>This is not true.
>
>[D]2bq1rk1/rp1npp1p/p5p1/2PQ4/5B2/4PN2/PbP1BPPP/R3K2R w KQ - 0 1
>
>A good program like TheKing plays the right move 12.0-0 ! without any thinking
>like TheKing it does.
>
>TL

You cannot know.
The fact that the king can play all the moves by itself except the first 2 moves
proves nothing.

It was not something personal.
Thorsten exaplained exactly what the idea of the opening trap.

Having a good engine does not contradict opening trap and the idea of good
opening trap is simply to try some uncommon line like 1.Nc3  2.Nf3 and if it
works against the commercial program repeat it in a game(in the worst case you
do not get the game that you prepared and nothing bad happens).

Uri

• Uri always knows better Jeroen Noomen 14:01:44 10/19/03
  • Re: Uri always knows better Thorsten Czub 14:24:39 10/19/03
  • Re: Uri always knows better Uri Blass 14:07:23 10/19/03
    • Re: Uri always knows better Brian Kostick 06:40:10 10/20/03
      • Re: Uri always knows better Uri Blass 06:45:07 10/20/03
        • Re: Uri always knows better Brian Kostick 08:37:06 10/20/03

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