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Subject: Re: Dutch Open: the story of the game Fruit - Diep

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 12:14:57 11/19/05

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On November 19, 2005 at 15:02:59, Vincent Diepeveen wrote:

>On November 18, 2005 at 17:28:55, JNoomen wrote:
>
>So Jeroen,
>
>Regarding the game fruit-diep :
>
>It was not we who fell in your trep, but an already tested line by Arturo in the
>past trapped you. He had already tested with the f7-f5? move against Fruit and
>realized after some games that this Kasparov line is 1-0 always. We love to play
>that line against Kasparov with white too.
>
>However when removing the move f5 from book. It was all 0-1 against Fruit. It
>doesn't know about opposite wings. If it would have played Kb1 from book, some
>move later it would have lost the game, as it gets a massive amount of points
>for winning pawns and not for king safety, unlike Diep, which happily sacraficed
>a pawn against Fruit and won the game eyes-closed.

Fruit2.2.1 also could find b3 with enough time and after b3 it can easily see
small advantage for black so it is clearly wrong that fruit gets a massive
amount of points for winning pawns.

Uri



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