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Subject: Re: Engine's eval?

Author: Jorge Pichard

Date: 02:26:39 07/28/05

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On July 28, 2005 at 02:23:28, Madhavan wrote:

>On July 28, 2005 at 01:48:57, Jorge Pichard wrote:
>
>>On July 28, 2005 at 00:44:22, Kurt Utzinger wrote:
>>
>>>... frankly spoken: I am like many other people
>>>not at all interested in FRC (Chess960) and so
>>>we do not bother about implementation of FRC in
>>>chess programs. Can you imagine that FRC will
>>>ever become so popular like classical chess?
>>>I do not understand the big noise about this -:)
>>>Regards
>>>Kurt
>>
>>
>>Frankly Spoken: the more I play FRC the more
>>interested I become, since classical Chess is
>>only for those that have the time to study chess
>>openings for more than 3 hours a day. I remember
>>back when I started to play in tournament, I realized
>>that only those that had the time available were the
>>one that really progressed at chess, since I like other
>>grown up who had a real job did NOT had the time available
>>to come back from work and study opening for three to four
>>hours daily. Now with FRC I can even challenge players that
>> are rated 200 rating points higher due to not having to memorize
>>openings. I just played 10 friendly games with a friend rated around
>>2100 by the USCF and he lost 6 games to me. He admitted that not knowing
>>what to do from the very opening was hard for him, and I reminded him that
>>that was the reason that I never progressed 10 years ago in chess.
>>
>>PS: I didn't tell him that I studied more than 10 books since I left from
>>playing in tournaments, but none were Openings books, Just strategies, tactics,
>>and endings.
>
>Your writing style here remind me of Naum's[engine] evaluations,the way how it
>evaluates?
>
>..
>...
>....
>.....
>......
>
>Which engines evaluates like the above?
>
>:-)
>
>>Jorge


Only Jorge's brain or Jorge's engine :-)



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