Author: Les Fernandez
Date: 21:06:44 12/09/05
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On December 09, 2005 at 22:00:09, Dann Corbit wrote: >On December 09, 2005 at 21:23:01, Engin Üstün wrote: > >>On December 09, 2005 at 21:11:42, Dann Corbit wrote: >> >>>On December 09, 2005 at 20:57:45, Engin Üstün wrote: >>> >>>>Hi, >>>>many of people want only the strongest engines, why? >>>> >>>>i am sure that most of the people here have not a aktive chess rating obove 1600 >>>>ELO. >>>> >>>>What in the hell you want only a strong engine above 2800 ELO if you don't have >>>>any chance to win against this monster engines? >>>> >>>>why not prefer a engine in your strength you have, thats make more fun ! >>>> >>>>Ok, somethimes maybe need for the analyze of games. >>>> >>>>i play self active chess but i do not playing against Fritz, Fruit, Shredder, >>>>etc. or any other top engines above 2400 ELO >>>> >>>>i prefer a engine like my Tornado chess engine, it have a rating about 2300 and >>>>this good enough for me, if i win a game that make me very happy, because i have >>>>only a rating between 1846 DWZ ! >>>> >>>>if i grow up to a rating over 2000 thats enough for my year of 40. >>>> >>>>i never played a game and i don't like to play against top engines. >>> >>>I play against every kind, from strongest to weakest. >>> >>>Actually, I play mostly the strongest and weakest and rarely those in-between >>>when I am playing personally. >>> >>>But for engine/engine contests, I like a large variety. >> >>Hi Dann !, >> >>what is your rating in chess ? 2800 !? > >I've no idea. I have beaten some very good players, and often win against the >weaker chess programs. Against the best programs, I hope for a draw and dream >of a win, but usually get pounded. I can sometimes get even the best programs >into difficulty but usually blunder it away. > >I guess I am about 1000 points below 2800 And all along I thought you were rated #1 in the Corbit household
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