Author: Tomas Casanovas Martinez
Date: 12:56:13 02/14/99
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On February 14, 1999 at 13:19:02, Bruce Moreland wrote: > >On February 14, 1999 at 06:27:58, Micheal Cummings wrote: > >> >>On February 14, 1999 at 06:16:02, Tomas Casanovas Martinez wrote: > >>>As far as I think, CM6000, MChessPro7 , Corel Chess(not strong enough for this >>>tournement!) and Crafty 16.4 are 'American' whilst Rebel 10, Hiarcs 7 , Fritz >>>5.32 and Nimzo 98, for instance, are 'European'. The possibility of going simply >>>to SSDF ranking is one I am also considering. Thanks. >>> >>>Tomas. >> >>CM6000, MChessPro7 I think are just as good as the rest, and since I am a CM6K >>fan, and from the games posted on here so far, I think it is more than strong >>enough for this type of tournament. And I think would be one of the strongest US >>programs. And if you are playing all games manually then I cannot see how you >>could leave it out. >> >>But you will get for and against for the programs you choose. But I would think >>you would want to include it, because from all the games and speculation so far >>it is up there with the best. If not the best. > >If CM6K is American, then so is Extreme Chess. > >But that's silly, they are both Dutch, since the engine authors are both Dutch. > >bruce Bruce, I know that my English is not perfect -I am Spanish-, but I hope everyone would be able to understand the sentence 'as far as I think'. For me CM6000 is clearly an 'American' program, since Mindscape is an American company, and who pays the money for the development of the program. If one day Michael Jordan plays for Barcelona Basketball :-) the titles eventually won will belong to the Catalonian/Spanish/European team, in spite of having a decisive American player. The reason for posting my message was only to get new visions for my idea. So that, anyway, thanks for your answer. Tomas.
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