Author: Andrew Williams
Date: 14:31:11 03/25/04
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On March 25, 2004 at 16:58:54, Peter Berger wrote: >On March 25, 2004 at 16:30:28, Andrew Williams wrote: > >>On March 25, 2004 at 13:13:32, Benny Antonsson wrote: >> >>>On March 25, 2004 at 13:00:41, Will Singleton wrote: >>> >>>>A fellow at ICC found an opening against Amateur that, when played at 3 0, would >>>>allow him to win in a few moves. A queen's pawn game, Amateur would fall to a >>>>quick kside attack. I've never bothered to add book or position learning, so >>>>this guy played a bunch and won several games. >>>> >>>>So I thought, how can I quickly fix this without learning? I noticed he was >>>>matching one of my seeks, which was 3 0. I just changed the seek to 3 2. With >>>>the extra time, Amateur now avoids the trap. What's funny is the guy hasn't >>>>figured out he can just match me 3 0. >>>> >>>>I wonder how many games he'll end up playing. :) >>>> >>>>Will >>> >>>The same thing happend to Alarm with the same guy ! >> >>Ditto! >> >>>I noplayed him after a while. >> >>Ditto! In my case he repeated the opening after winning once with it, which I >>don't like (it's against ICC regulations). But I do like Will's solution so I've >>now un-noplayed him and changed to offering 3 2! I think this guy could might to >>be useful. I'll think again if he ever figures out how to issue a challenge! >> > >Why don't you just fix the book ??! > >Peter I'm doing that too. Andrew
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