Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 14:54:14 11/17/03
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On November 17, 2003 at 17:48:39, Martin Andersen wrote: >On November 17, 2003 at 16:51:07, Frank Nelson wrote: > >>Since Kasparov is king of 1.d4 we can safely exclude it from X3D repertoire for >>game four. On 1.e4 alot of top thirty grandmasters have been abandoning the >>French and Caro-Kann for the Petroff's (Kasparov may go with the flow on this >>one). As you probably have heard about the several 1.Nf3 opening books authored >>by Vladmir Kramnik it may be where Fritz decides to hide in. Being deliberately >>unclear as to catch Kasparov in an unprepared variation is a good strategy for >>the X3D computer. So there you have it I am predicting 1.e4 and 1.Nf3 opening >>with a possiblity of a Petroff's or a transpositional opening with White. Please >>make your own prediction and make a contribution to the national pastime by >>thinking about this question - "What will X3D Fritz open with?" >> >>cheers, Frank > >You want to steer the computer into an open game, so >1.Nf3 is probably not a good idea. >I would say 1.e4 is the best bet. >Martin. I agree, otherwise you get 1. d5 and off you go away from kingpawn openings. Or some other opening such as even c5 or c6, etc. If you want a king-pawn opening, you'd better move the king-pawn first. :)
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