Author: Roy Brunjes
Date: 05:10:53 11/25/03
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On November 25, 2003 at 07:17:25, Martin Panduro Olesen wrote: > >I have today Deep Fritz7 and use it for analysis. >It seems to be a good program for tactical positions. > >However I sometimes seriously question its position evaluations >(anyone remember K-F 3. game?). > >So the question is: If I want to buy *one* more program, which would be >the best complement to Fritz, i.e. which program would best cover >the weak points of Fritz? > >regards, >Martin Kaspy - Fritz (3rd game) was an interesting game and seemed difficult for many engines to evaluate properly. However Rebel 12 saw things in Kaspy's favor for a LOT of the game (up to about 1 pawn in White's favor early on). I also personally like its style -- aggressive when it seems to make sense, but not crazy in quiet positions where aggression is unwarranted. It also has a HUGE number of things to tweak to make new personalities. Roy
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