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Subject: Re: Att. Uri Blass Re.: chess engines for CC

Author: J.Dufek

Date: 22:52:05 09/12/05

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On September 13, 2005 at 01:29:00, Alex Shalamanov wrote:

>On September 12, 2005 at 13:12:18, J.Dufek wrote:
>
>>Fritz is useless for correspondence games. He didn't find any deeper positional
>>ideas, his evalution have tendency be to close 0,00, he tends play with king to
>>corner or play with rook pawn, because null-move etc....
>
>You sound very original. I've got an impression you never analyzed your
>coorespondence games with Fritz 8.1.2.0  or Deep Fritz 8. Right, Fritz's play

Bad impression. Lot of my analysis i made with Fritz, because my opponents play
with him. But results are very very bad. It's only about own experience - you
have maybe very good results with Fritz, because he understand yours positions,
but for my work (pls look at iccf.com for my rating) is uselles. 3 months ago i
analyzed one my corr. position - he offer for opponent 3 or 4 moves (totaly
different) with evalution 0,00. This is not only one position...

is
>more attacking or combinatory in style but it understands good positional chess
>too. Fruit 2.1 is a weakie against Fritz in both attacking or positional chess.
>I used to test them on Nunn2 Test 1st position: English Hedgehog. It's in this
>position where the positional knowledge or skills are checked. Fritz gave no
>chance to Fruit 2.1 with the score: 6.5-3.5. It's true that I prefer attacking
>chess more but you can't always hope for picking your own apples, so positional
>games are not rare visitors in my practice.
>I think it's not for nothing that Garri Kasparov uses Fritz as his computer
>assistant.



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