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Subject: Re: How to beat a Top engine playing without Queen!!!EDUARD!!!!

Author: Joshua Haglund

Date: 00:56:34 05/18/05

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On May 18, 2005 at 01:43:11, Uri Blass wrote:

>On May 17, 2005 at 15:57:13, Pablo Ignacio Restrepo wrote:
>
>>Dear Chess Comunity:
>>
>>
>>Since many time ago, I have been out of the usual chess-engines way.
>>To beat Top engines is really a easy Job.
>>Just it is necesary to play antichess technique.
>>Some years ago, I was thinking "if the Queen is a real and necesary counter for
>>human beings chess game work."
>>Now I am in new way of investigation, where finally I have discover how to beat
>>engines playing as a human being 100% and  without Queen, since first moves.
>>This is an example of my first investigation of the day May 17 2005.
>>
>>Best Regard,
>>Pablo
>>NOTE. I would like to have a great evaluation an analisis from this game for
>>each expert here.  Bitte !!!
>
>This can be easily prevented if the program plays faster when it has a queen
>advantage or if there is an increasement.
>
>I doubt if you can get even a draw after sacrificing the queen with 1 second
>increasement.
>
>Maybe you can do it but maybe the program will win very slowly but win the game.
>
>Uri

What I've done experimentally against Pablo "Father" was increase the decrease
the time usage by 400-900%. It used time pressure on him, versus the other way
around. This caused blunders if I were lucky :) 2 or so years later, I don't
think this would work as well against Pablo today. He's improved :)

I've posted a game awhile ago, between me and Shredder 9.

I was about 8.00 points down and of course it was an anti-chess closed position.
Shredder avoided the 50 move rule by sacrafice of his bishop and queen, if I
remember right. Shredder resigned after the blunders. This is seen in both S8 &
S9 to avoid 50-move rule, especially pawn advancements.

Joshua Haglund
toneewa@yahoo.com





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