Author: Drexel,Michael
Date: 04:41:28 11/14/03
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On November 14, 2003 at 07:26:29, José de Jesús García Ruvalcaba wrote: >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. I would also prefer to see Judith Polgar getting badly smashed by the machines. :) Michael
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