Author: James Robertson
Date: 08:18:16 06/20/99
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On June 20, 1999 at 11:15:26, Dave Gomboc wrote: >On June 20, 1999 at 09:45:13, Sylvain Renard wrote: > >>>I think that the Ferret/Vaganian game is the most interesting from the computer >>>chess point of view. Against a human, Vaganian would have had a "crushing >>>kingside attack." However, Ferret is not a human and so it defended with elan >>>and precision and is now two pawns up. >> Hello, >>maybe, but Junior sees an advantage for black! I think Vaganian >>will win this game, at least a draw. >> Best regards, >> Sylvain Renard > >Ferret was busted more than once according to a machine that was kibitzing >variations, but Vaganian, in a way like Rohde, didn't find the sharp wins but >has maintained a good position. > >As I write this, material is equal, but Vaganian has a huge advantageand will >almost certainly win. More than one way to skin a Ferret? :-) > >Ok, sorry about that last one, Bruce. :-) > >Dave Yes.... also, Alterman has a very nice passed pawn. If the pieces ever come off the board, I think he has a decisive advantage. For the remaining game, I don't see any way Lutz can win. James
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