Author: Tony Nichols
Date: 08:39:38 08/11/05
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On August 11, 2005 at 09:35:27, Uri Blass wrote: > >The fact that computers are fast calculators also give them advantage in slow >time control. > Very true. >The main problem in FRC is that the players play in unknown territory so the >quality of the game may be significantly lower at fast time control. I think we can assume that the quality of play is definitely lower. > >I am not sure if in normal chess computers are generally better at faster time >control. Maybe computers are not better but humans are worse. > >Maybe it is the opposite and at fast time control humans have a better chance to >prepare traps to the computer before the game when at slow time control it is >harder to do it because computers will not fall for the same traps. > >Uri Interesting!? If you know of any traps, please share them. When I play against the computer I get crushed in fast games. In slow games I do much better. Regards Tony
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