Author: blass uri
Date: 12:46:55 06/23/99
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On June 23, 1999 at 15:44:18, Torstein Hall wrote: >On June 23, 1999 at 15:08:12, blass uri wrote: > >> >>On June 23, 1999 at 14:27:31, Thorsten Czub wrote: >> >>>Fritz and Junior make their mistakes when their score is >>>draw-like. the draw score shows: i have no idea what happens. >>>and it appears almost every move :-)) >> >>In most of their games in WCCC they won so it does not appear in most of the >>games. >> >>Wrong scores may appear in positions that they do not have the right evaluation. >> >>Wrong scores may be draw scores but may be also other scores. >> >>I do not agree that the draw score shows that they have no idea what happens. >>There are many cases when a draw score is showing that the position is a draw >>and many other cases when a draw score is showing equal position with practical >>chances for both sides. >> >>Junior won most of the games in WCCC >>and it did not play against weak opponents(all the opponents of Junior scored >>more than 50%) >> >>I think that it drew a game against Hiarcs because of bad opening preperation >>(Junior showed negative evaluation out of book). >> >>It also lost against Fritz because of bad opening preperation of GM boris >>alterman. >>Alterman gave Junior the right line and Junior had a winning position out of >>book but alterman did not give it more moves so Junior did not know how to >>continue because alterman's idea is too deep also for other programs so Junior >>could not see it. >> >>I think that most humans also cannot find the idea of alterman if you do not >>give them more details. >> >>Uri > >What is the right plan for white after 17.Qh4!? >In the game where Fritz played 17...Nb4 and after 18.Bxb4(?) it looked like >Fritz had easy and great game all the way! 18.Bxb4 is the right move and Junior could win For example: 19.Rae1 Rfc8 20.Re2 Bd5 21.e6 Qe8 22.Nhg5 hxg5 23.Nxg5 followed by Qh7+ and Nf3. Uri > >Torstein
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