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Subject: Re: Are You Sure It's the WCCC??

Author: George Speight

Date: 14:29:37 08/15/05

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On August 15, 2005 at 17:20:10, George Speight wrote:

>The WCCC that is going on as we speak is strange to say the least. I wonder if
>this is the official computer world championship they have each year. Fritz is
>strangely absent, and im sure its not because of any fear one way or the other.
>Maybe they didnt like the pairing system being used any more than u guys do.
>Obviously Fritz knows in along match it cannot beat Shredder, but in short
>tournaments like this the weaker programs have a better chance. I mean, who in
>this tournament is going to have a chance if they had to play Shredder or Junior
>a best of 24 match. But all this is neither here nor there- thing like this
>could be argued until we are all 90 and senile. The strangest thing about this
>tournament is there has been no mention whatsoever of it on the chessbase
>website front page. I have looked every day-nothing. Last year it was the main
>topic each and every day. This year, except for a few words i read about a month
>ago, its like they are not even acknowledging that it is taking place. You would
>think they would be giving day by day or round by round results. Nothing! It's
>like they are not even interested. It makes me wonder if they are po'd because
>the 2 freeware programs are in there, and what are they going to say if one of
>them win against the supposed monster they charge $40 or $50  for. I have
>nothing ag. chessbase- i own most of their commercial programs. But their
>silence of this tournament is strange to say the least.  Regards, George
 Personally, im more excited to look at the results Graham Banks posts from his
tournament than i am the WCCC results, but that's just me and one opinion of
many.   George



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