Author: Uri Blass
Date: 07:04:26 11/01/04
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On November 01, 2004 at 08:24:15, Thorsten Czub wrote: >On October 31, 2004 at 08:50:22, Albert Silver wrote: >>Note that Anderssen, the 19th century attacking player, was a very quiet school >>teacher. >> >> Albert > >yes.with human chess player it is possible that somebody is quiet but a monster >on board. or vice versa. > >i know 2 IM chess players who behave completely opposite ON BOARD as in life. > >Markus Schaefer is a very shy and quiet guy. but on the chess board he plays >like Tal. > >Bernd Kohlweyer is - on the chess board - Petrosian kind of guy. but in real >life :-))) not. > >but i have never seen something with chess programmers so far. I think that chess style is not dependent on these things. The question for chess players is what style can give them better results. players with good memory of lines that they calculate can playlike tal and have good results because they see morethan the opponent in the tactical calculations. player that their memory is relatively better for positional things like what structures are good in chess can do better by playing positional chess. Uri
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