Author: Ingo Lindam
Date: 13:20:05 11/17/03
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On November 17, 2003 at 16:12:14, David Dahlem wrote: >Kasparov's reaction after the a6 move was really off the wall! He looked to me >like he was not happy. Not at all what one would expect, especially since he >proceeded to gain a winning advantage fairly quickly. Fitting in with the >conspiracy theory proposed above, his reaction would have to be a total acting >job. :-) Well, a6 was not a bad move... (although you could ask why should a computer play this...and in particular why against Kasparov) and a move Kasparov played himself this year (although the game was somehow a rather bad experience for him). The weak move of Fritz was rather 7...a5. How did Garry look after 7...a5? BTW... Kasparov does a perfect acting job in all his games. This is really no hint towards conspiracy. Best regards, Ingo
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