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Subject: Re: Kasparov simply did not deserve to be playing again..

Author: José de Jesús García Ruvalcaba

Date: 04:26:29 11/14/03

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On November 13, 2003 at 20:03:45, Mike Byrne wrote:

>On November 13, 2003 at 19:57:22, steven blincoe wrote:
>
>>..lost to Deep Blue
>>...drew all matches with Fritz(including a "tank" draw offer in a won position)
>>..no longer the World CHAMPION
>>only claim he had ( to be the one representing us mere mortals against the
>>silicon monster)was his 2830 rating (which he clings to like a school girl
>>clings to her virginity)
>>
>>now at least he MUST  play for a win or he wont even grab the 25k prize to draw
>>if he had won today,my guess is,he would have immediately offered draws for the
>>remaining two games..picked up his 200k pay check(150 k just to show up,50k for
>>winning)and laughed,all the  way to the bankski
>>now at least he must win a game
>>perhaps this will put the "fight"back into him
>>
>>nuff said..
>>steveski
>
>
>kasparov still has pull , but I agree I would like see another GM, specifically
>I would like to see Yasser Seirwan , Judith Polgar or Karpov.  I think they
>would all win.  I think Fischer could win too.  If they got Fischer, that would
>be a real coup and draw millions to watch.

Seirawan, Karpov and Fischer are way too old for this kind of challenge. Even
Kasparov is somewhat old. I would definitely prefer to see Judith Polgar or some
other young top grandmaster against the machines.
My dream event would be an Scheveningen tournament pitting five or six top
grandmasters against the same number of top programs.
José.



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