Author: Matthew White
Date: 18:39:18 11/19/03
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On November 19, 2003 at 20:44:50, Rex wrote: >On November 19, 2003 at 19:54:08, Matthew White wrote: > >>On November 19, 2003 at 19:43:11, Brian Katz wrote: >> >>> X3D Fritz took quite a while on some opening moves. What was the reason for >>>that? Notice the third game against Kasparov. It took forever to play it's >>>opening reply and then it began spitting out the moves like normal. It then >>>played like garbage. >>> In the last game it took quite sometime on some opening moves which are clearly >>>opening book moves. This is quite out of the ordinary. >>> Does anyone have any views on that? >>Play was paused to allow all of the camera people to clear out of the room. This >>was only a disadvantage to Kasparov, since it broke his concentration. As a >>result, Fritz's clock was not running as the press cleared out, then Fritz was >>started up and play continued. > > >How do you know this was a disadvantage for Kasparov? From what I here this is >what he wanted. He was informed well in advanced about the guest and camera's >in the room for the 1st move. Please state that these are YOUR opinions and >stop throwing these wacky ideas out unless you can back them up. tnx I mistyped. What I meant to say was that having play continue with the camera people leaving the room was a disadvantage to Kasparov.
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