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Subject: Re: Deep Blue's Strength

Author: Dave Gomboc

Date: 08:21:55 04/04/99

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On April 04, 1999 at 10:02:37, Adnan wrote:

>
>I think Deep Blue at best is not better than 2650 to 2700 Fide. People are
>overestimating it's strength just because on few games. The twelve games that it
>played in 96 and 97 weren't really impressive. Kasparov *lost* the 97 match by
>playing weak. But as far as the quality of games is concerened, Deep Blue made
>silly blunders, even tactical blunders, something which computers are supposed
>to be at best. For example, Deep Blue's tactical blunder in game 2 that would
>have forced a draw, or tactical blunder in game 6, 1996, where it could not even
>calculate a simple combination accurately and allowed 22. Bxh7+.
>
>If took real pity, I would rate it at 2650 to 2700 Fide -- AT BEST.

You're certainly entitled to your opinion!  You won't convince me without some
concrete variations, though!  Maybe provide the FEN position after Black's 21st
move, a winning PV for White, including replies to important deviations for
Black?  Or did I miss a previously demonstrated win posted here?

Dave Gomboc



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