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Subject: Re: Hydra on ICC

Author: gerold daniels

Date: 05:22:43 06/30/05

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On June 30, 2005 at 07:21:01, Vincent Diepeveen wrote:

>On June 29, 2005 at 07:17:20, Amir wrote:
>
>>
>>I was talking to Hydra's operator. I asked him to get Hydra on ICC. He didn't
>>know what "ICC" means. After I told him "Intercept Chess Club," he asked me if
>>they have "engine" room. Obviously he has never been to ICC. He seems interested
>>in getting Hydra on ICC but didn't know how to do it. I got his name and phone
>>number. I would try to get some ICC admin (like Zek) to call him in UAE. I am
>>not sure if Zek would, but if ICC admins are interested, I am sure we can get
>>Hydra on ICC. The guy seemed really interested. Let's see how far this goes.
>
>I'm sure the Sheikh knows what ICC is. Hydra been there too, manual operated at
>the time by Erdogan.
>
>It's pretty much kicking butt at playchess server under different accounts.
>Sheikh always uses his tournament book to play online, by doing that it's the
>only program doing this. Just based upon that it already has very small chances
>to win a world title. You can see all the lines you can get on the board online.
>
>Any GM preparing for hydra can eyes closed kick it if their weakness would not
>be money and main objctive to score a few points against it. Just follow it
>online. Refute 1 line from it and you win.
>
>I wonder how much money Anand gets paid in order to do what is in the
>'contract'.
>
>Sheikh got more money than Bill Gates of course.
>
>Vincent

Hi Vincent you are right about the preparing for hydra, i would like to see a
match with someone who has done the right preparation for a match with hydra.

Gerold.

P.s. i don,t know about the sheilk vs. bill as for as the money thing.Bill told
me the Sheikh was a poor man comparelly speaking.



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