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Subject: Re: From all great masters, Fischer's style was most computer-like.

Author: Austin A. Biberink

Date: 13:15:13 01/12/06

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My impression from Fischer's games is, that he was a player who was more than
any other great master capable of finding strong moves beyond any common
patterns. The same is typical for computer chess programs! Fischer was a player
being able to break through any old-fashioned patterns with his chess thinking.
He was a player who would not blindly accept any old dogmas, and it seems to me
good chess programs show the same behaviour :)

Considering this, I assume that having computer assistance in his youth would
have supported him a lot (but that's probably the same for any old master of the
past).

best regards
Austin

• Re: From all great masters, Fischer's style was most computer-like. Gustavo Bedoya 13:27:06 01/12/06
  • Re: From all great masters, Fischer's style was most computer-like. Bigler 23:05:12 01/12/06
    • Re: From all great masters, Fischer's style was most computer-like. Graham Banks 23:48:03 01/12/06
      • Re: From all great masters, Fischer's style was most computer-like. Bigler 02:28:01 01/13/06

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