Author: Olivier Deville
Date: 01:35:32 09/28/04
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On September 28, 2004 at 04:09:02, martin fierz wrote: >On September 28, 2004 at 03:35:37, Olivier Deville wrote: > >>Pharaon grabbed a poisoned pawn, but it is well known that poison is of no >>effect on a mummy !! >> >>Well done Franck Zibi :) >> >>Olivier >> >> >>[Event "ChessWar V A 40m/40'"] >>[Site "Aurec"] >>[Date "2004.09.28"] >>[Round "11.1"] >>[White "Pharaon 3.00"] >>[Black "Junior 8"] >>[Result "1-0"] >>[ECO "D15"] >>[WhiteElo "2594"] >>[BlackElo "2564"] >>[PlyCount "163"] >> >>1. Nf3 d5 2. d4 Nf6 3. c4 c6 4. Nc3 a6 5. c5 Nbd7 6. h3 e5 > >[snip] > >salut olivier, > Bonjour Martin :) >6...e5 is a surprise to me. in my megabase 2004 (it is nearly a year old now >though) there is only 1 game with this move, kriszany (2395) - acs (2215). that >was back in 1994, so acs wasn't quite as strong as today :-) > >so... is ...e5 in juniors book? > I use a small book made from a GM games collection for all CB commercial engines, instead of the costumized book, because I think that this would be a too big advantage for the CB engines... but as I see that amateur engines become stronger and stronger, I may change my mind for the next edition :) 6.h3 is not as popular as 6.Bf4 in recent GM games, and there was only 2 games in the book with 6.h3 (in both games Black answered 6...Qc7). Since the minimum number of games for a move to be played is set to 3, Junior was out of book after 6.h3, so 6...e5 is not a book move. >another question: do you know whether pharaon 3.00 will be freeware like older >versions of pharaon? > I think the answer is yes :) >cheers > martin
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