Author: Micheal Cummings
Date: 18:37:40 05/23/99
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On May 23, 1999 at 12:42:15, Ed Schröder wrote: >>Posted by Micheal Cummings on May 23, 1999 at 08:25:20: >> >>Ed >> >>Looking at this game and how your engine plays, do you think that maybe you >>should change the format, to maybe a series of shorter games. Like 30 minutes a >>side. That way within two hours you can get two games. > >I think that (especially) after the Anand-Rebel event people are only >interested in tournament games. Even Kasparov lately more or less >agreed that computers are equal to the top on 30 minutes games >or lower. > >>I suppose I am just a bit dissapointed that Rebel lost. But at faster time >>controls and with a GM under more time pressure maybe it might be more >>interesting. > >It's my goal to compete on the highest level. 30 minutes games apparently >are no challenge anymore, so better move on. This time beard the lion in >his den, that is tournament time control, the area the human still is superior. > >>Also do you think future games played in the current format hold any hope for >>Rebel to win. Maybe better hardware next time ? > >It was not the hardware that killed Rebel in this game but the thing >underestimated a king attack and preferred a to eat a pawn in >return, a wrong decision so software... > >Ed Schroder > > >>regards >> >>Micheal Cool, so next time Rebel should be able to wipe the floor with these GM's.
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