Author: Ed Schröder
Date: 09:57:10 02/03/99
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>Posted by Harald Faber on February 03, 1999 at 09:29:45: >I am not so sure. Maybe you are right. Thinking about it it MAY be easier to >prepare for the GMs because they have limited opening repertoire. But I am >really not sure because also the GMs prepare and may choose some lines they >didn't play before. >Really twisting. Ed can earn honour in both events, GMs are always nice to >show their skalp while a WCH title for Ed is some years ago, almost like his last >time participating at such. But stressing for one event and sending some >unprepared patzer to the other can cost a bit... Take my words for the following opinions based on 18 years chess tournaments: - The programmer being present in person is worthy between 100-150 elo. - Preparation on a comp-comp event is much harder. Ed
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