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Subject: Re: Zappa Vs Father challenger 4 games.Score Zappa 2. Father 2. PET VS H

Author: Arturo Ochoa

Date: 04:37:09 07/09/05

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On July 09, 2005 at 01:20:42, Amir wrote:

>On July 09, 2005 at 00:03:08, Arturo Ochoa wrote:
>
>>On July 08, 2005 at 23:40:52, Amir wrote:
>>
>>>On July 08, 2005 at 22:19:04, Jonas Cohonas wrote:
>>>
>>>>>Good evening Pablo. Thanks for the posts. You are improving. good to see you
>>>>>winning more games and less draws.
>>>>
>>>>LOL are you actually buying his crap?
>>>
>>>Buying what? Are you claiming the games are fake? If so, post your proof. If
>>>not, 2 points out of 4 games is better score than Ehlvest's. No wonder Zappa's
>>>programmer is too scared to play 2000 players who are anti-comp experts and
>>>instead prefers GMs who have no clue how to play against comps.
>>
>>They are fake if they are compared with live game and using long time controls.
>>That what you don“t realize. The proof is the game are played on chess servers
>>not in live. The proof is the games are played in blitz times. The proof is that
>>showing 4 games or just 1 game doesnt prove anything.
>>
>>Announcing a big fighting based on this games is called _______.
>
>Anthony flat out refused to play Pablo claiming that he has nothing to "gain"
>from the match, and when Pablo beats Zappa on server you say the games are
>"played on server." The programmer *refused* to play Pablo. I take that as an
>indication that Zappa sucks and the programmer is scared. The wins against Zappa
>on the server confirms that suspicion.

No. Publishing a game a 3 minutes doesnt prove anything. You dont understand the
matter. Of course, why to play on a chess server with a short time set-up. Why
to play against somobody which games are doubtful and suspectful. For who can be
relevant?

Well, perhaps it can be some relevant for my dog at home. :)))




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