Author: Ulrich Tuerke
Date: 02:10:49 10/22/03
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On October 21, 2003 at 17:52:43, Günther Simon wrote: >>>>Yes, but if you check all the games played by the SSDF or any other two engines, >>>>there is always one side that stand better at the end of the Opening, but at >>>>least we know that these Openings were NOT made by chess Playes rated less than >>>>2600 :-) >>> >>>That's not the point. You force engines to follow a bookline for over 45 moves, >>>then sometimes the first move out of book is a resign. What's the point if the >>>program didn't have any choice before ( and neither did the opponent) ? >>> >>>Tony >> >> >> >>You are wrong my friend at the beginning of the match I set it up to 20 games >>and then under the Option I chose repeat start position with colors switched, I >>didn't select any games The Arena GUI did automatically. And if you checked more >>carefully you will notice that game 1 and 2 and so 3 and 4 and so on but with >>colors reversed. Therefore, there was no advantage for either engine at all. >> >> >>Pichard > >That's irrelevant and Tony did not speak of an advantage for a certain >opponent but of a disadvantage for _both_ opponents in a match with >a book that contains a lot of bad+long lines. >Changin' colours doesnt help to make the book and the situation >better. >By that way you can almost produce even results between opponents, >which differ a lot in strength... ... and that's exactly, what had happened. Uli > >Regards, >Günther
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