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Subject: Re: I to stake to Top Chess Players.

Author: Kurt Utzinger

Date: 07:39:41 06/01/05

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On June 01, 2005 at 08:57:53, Pablo Ignacio Restrepo wrote:

>Hello.
>(With all respect)
>
>I have two stakes.
>
>1o- I to stake that GM Adams won’t be wining one game against Hydra.

      This is pure speculation ... but we shall soon know
      the truth -:)
      Kurt
>
>The way that GM Kasparov and Kramnik have used in the challengers against
>engines they have played, was a wrong strategic way.

      The way Kramnik did in the first games was a good one.
      Had he continued in the same manner instead of going
      at tactics, he would easily have won the match.
      Kurt
>
>For me with all respect they are not leaders in the battle man Vs machine
>combat.

      Who are the leaders in this battle?
      Kurt
>
>And If GM Adams will be running for the same way, he will be losing the match
>without victories.
>
>It is time to see other way in the battle man ms machine, the opportunity too
>see to GM Adams out of the mistake-way that last man Vs machine tournaments have
>walked.

      Most people simply want to see an interesting match without
      the very boring anti-computer-strategy I think.
      Kurt
>
>2o And I stakes: For the human beings since 1300 Fide elo until 2820 elo, or
>without elo, that plays for fun, will be easy draw the top engines in the next
>20 years, and in some case beating, for every human beings that play out of the
>ways mistake of Orthodox Chess.

      Are we able to guess what will happen in chess during the
      next 20 years? I very much doubt.
      Kurt

>
>Just a few Smart Human beings and chess computers programmers like Dr Robert
>Hyatt and Thomas Mayer are taking seriously that engine problem.
>
>Best regard,
>
>Pablo
>Note.
>If Adams played a traditional chess will be into the suicide strategy



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