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Subject: Re: CM6555 V CM6000 2h\40

Author: Micheal Cummings

Date: 06:39:51 12/15/98

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On December 15, 1998 at 09:21:37, Harald Faber wrote:

>On December 15, 1998 at 09:12:00, Micheal Cummings wrote:
>
>>>>>>I am still not sure that CM6555 is any different from faber\Pilz.
>>>>>
>>>>>It should not be, except for the opening book. Anyhow someone changed from the
>>>>>original to the mentor book. That is not my suggestion but sounds interesting to
>>>>>test.
>>>>>
>>>>>>Time controls 40 moves in 120 minutes, balance 30 minutes.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>             W      L      D     GAMES     SCORE
>>>>>>CM 6555      72     52     76     200       110
>>>>>>CM 6000      52     72     76     200        90
>>>>
>>>>What do you mean 30min balance, and is the 40 moves in 120min for each player or
>>>>is that 20 moves in 60 minutes for each player. I have seen both these settings
>>>>and both been stated at 40/2hrs.
>>>
>>>Usually it is 40moves in 2h plus 1h each for 20 moves. Balance could mean for
>>>the rest of the game. :-?
>>
>>So what are you saying :)
>>20/1hr for each player or 40/2hr for each player.
>
>Both. ;-)
>Although 20/1h is the same as 40/2h, usually 1st time control is after 40 moves,
>so 40/2h+20/1h+20/1h+20/1h+....
>This can be very long, if you play 100 moves then it will be 10h altogether.
>That is why in Germany (and I think in some other European countries) another
>time control is getting more popular: 40/2h+rest/1h, that limits the total
>playing time to 6h.

Double :-)

I was getting confused here for a sec because I have heard people say play games
win 30min time setting, that could mean 30 min total time, which is 15mins for
each player, or it could also mean a 30min time setting for each player making
it a hour game.

So when I hear 40/2hr, I have seen it also referred to as 40 moves by each side
in 1hr, Thus a total time of 2 hrs, with each side making 40 moves for there own
hour. So therefor it could also read 80/2hr total. Am I confusing you yet :-)

But you are saying that each player has 40 moves to make in 2hrs. Which what
sounds like a 2hr game is really a 4hr game if 40moves were made for each side.

so in total 80 moves will take 4hrs, 40 moves takes 2hrs, with only each side
making 20 moves an hour. Have I confused you more yet :-)



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