Author: Drexel,Michael
Date: 11:44:38 11/06/04
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On November 06, 2004 at 12:22:07, Dan Andersson wrote: >On November 06, 2004 at 11:34:13, Mike Byrne wrote: > >>A few years ago, there was an ICC player that consistently beat computer >>programs by sac a piece on g5 (11.hxg5). To the point, that Bob Hyatt invented >>the "trojan " code to stop Crafty from playing hxg5. Shreddeer now has the >>same code (there may be others). >> >>In the game below, Rublevsky played the "Mercilous attack" and it is interesting >>to see how Anand dealt with it - he sac hiw own piece back! > > Pretty standard stuff for amateur players too. By giving back the piece black >forces white to play a truly crappy position. Nothing to get too excited about, >really:) Only question is about Rublevskys form. I don´t think there is a question about Rublevskys form. He made it to the final. Of course it was a relatively bad game for a 2650 player. Nothing unusual though since the opponent was Anand. Some of Anands opponents seem to lose their common sense or overlook basic tactics. It´s a psychological problem. Michael
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