Author: James Robertson
Date: 20:35:12 04/30/99
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On April 30, 1999 at 23:26:56, James Swafford wrote: >On April 30, 1999 at 21:13:22, James Robertson wrote: > >>I have heard that the games were game in 60 and game 30, and Fritz won >>convincingly 5.5 - 2.5. But I have a question; what was the distrobution of the >>draws and wins over the time controls? >> >>On the official webpage they have this: >> >> >> ápr. 27. ápr. 28. ápr. 29. ápr. 30. >>Polgár--Fritz >>14oo-16oo 0.5--0.5 0.5--0.5 0--1 1--0 >>Fritz--Polgár >>16oo-17oo 0.5--0.5 1--0 1--0 1--0 >> >>I may be misreading this but: the upper row is the scores for game in 60 >>(because two hours of time was allocated), and the lower row game in 30 (because >>only one hour was allocated). >> >>If this is the case, then Polgar actually drew Fritz at game in 60! >>Which means that Polgar lost .5 - 3.5 at game in 30. >> >>Now then if Polgar loses .5 - 3.5 at G/30, and in double the amount of time, >>G/60, she draws 2 - 2, then the simplest logic tells us that in double G/60, or >>40/2 tournament time) then Polgar will defeat Fritz 3.5 - .5!!! >> >>James > >What makes you think the w/l ratio will increase linearly? > >-- >James Something nobody realized is that I'm joking. :( Of course I don't believe that. :) But it did seem the logical followup to defy my being silenced as another post claimed I would be. :) James
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