Author: Marc van Hal
Date: 15:03:14 03/04/99
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On March 03, 1999 at 23:32:14, blass uri wrote: > >On March 03, 1999 at 21:20:49, Marc van Hal wrote: > >>For those who still are not confinced that for computerchess positonal play is >>the most important thing in wich they should improve >>Human grandmasters still are much better in the playing of openings and it >>already start in the opening with strategie and there are not much tactics here >>today i played with Rebel10 against Chessmaster6000 and again the fact that >>Chessmaster doesnt know how to play with good strategical plans he made a draw >>in a position with bischops with the same colour with a pawn more if you would >>have chosen in that position to switch sides the game should have been easely >>won by Rebel 10 >>Anbd it is that Fritz5 or chessmaster can't talk I am sure there wishes would >>have been to learn more about positional play > >I do not think that chessmaster or fritz5 are weak in positional understanding >relative to other programs. > >I saw a cases when Fritz5.32 won games in the ssdf games because of poor endgame >of the opponent. > >I think also that attacking the king is not only tactics but also positional >understanding to do the right attacking moves when you cannot see the win by >computation. > >Uri > > with this you can make from a lost >>game a draw or when you having a winning position you wont come in unclear >>positions anymore Capablanca also once wrote after a very simple game he played >>that that just was what made the diference between masters and non masters and >>that those simple games mostely where much more dificult then the most beautiful >>piece sacrefice for a stunning kings attack >>Now many games are played by the programs in wich the score isnt based on good >>play from one or the otherside but more as a matter of luck Sory but yesterday I formatted mij computer but if it apears again mostelikely it will I will put the game on the message board
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