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Subject: Re: Does Rebel 10.5 Represent the Current State of the Art?

Author: blass uri

Date: 14:21:54 05/24/99

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On May 24, 1999 at 16:16:03, Robert Hyatt wrote:

>On May 24, 1999 at 01:36:50, Mark Young wrote:
>

>>Hiarcs7 thinks and shows it has a clear win playing the other programs and
>>against self play. I did not say Hiarcs7 is correct and this is proven. I want
>>people to punch holes in the move if they can. If I did not, I would just say
>>"White has a overwhelming position and black is lost at move 20".
>>
>
>
>I wouldn't call it 'pathetic'.  IE why insult GM Rohde.  He did win the game,
>and all your analysis has shown is that Hiarcs can beat other programs with Bg2,
>for example.

The team of me and programs tried to win the computer with black after 26.Bg2
without success.

I also tried to see  a line that leads to black's advantage against the computer
after 23.Rxb4 without success.

I know that other in this club also tried without success.

There is an evidence that 26.Bg2 is leading to a draw and that
23.Rxb4 is leading to white's advantage and I saw  no evidence to the opposite.

I want to know if it is possible to win hiarcs7 after 26.Bg2 or to do a draw
against hiarcs7 after 23.Rxb4.

If nobody proves that it is possible then I believe that rebel missed a win by
23.Rxb4 and missed a draw by 26.Bg2

Uri



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