Author: Terry Presgrove
Date: 07:17:01 08/28/99
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On August 27, 1999 at 23:11:12, Robert Hyatt wrote: >On August 27, 1999 at 17:59:33, Ed Schröder wrote: > >>On August 27, 1999 at 13:26:45, Robert Hyatt wrote: >> >>>On August 27, 1999 at 13:07:13, Mark Rawlings wrote: >>> >>>>It would be nice if, say Roman or another GM, agreed to seriously play Crafty a >>>>series of 40/2 games on ICC over the next month or so and report the results. >>>>That would clear up a lot! >>>> >>>>Mark >>> >>> >>>It is very difficult to make this happen, even though I talk to Roman frequently >>>on the phone. IE he would not ask me to spend a half-day working on some >>>program for him, and this is roughly equivalent to asking him to spend a half >>>day playing a 40/2 game. It takes a lot of time. And he is the only one that >>>I would really feel like might accept my request, but I really don't want to >>>put him on the spot like that and force him to say yes or no... >>> >>>Data will slowly become available... >>> >>>Ed is doing a lot to make this happen. >> >>Hi Bob, >> >>I agree it's very time consuming. That's one of the reasons doing it once >>a month. You could do the same? Maybe you underestimate Crafty, who knows! >> >>Ed > > >I would not ask a GM to play 40/2 without offering to pay. And if I offered >to pay, I suspect my wife would have something to say. A _lot_ to say in >fact. :) I think Ed has made an excellent suggestion surely ICC would help defray the expense on something that would be that big a draw IE. the "monthly Crafty challenge". You might be surprised just how many GM's would be interested. If ICC won't help surely there are other avenues, advertisers, some method of obtianing a sponsor for such an event......great idea! TP >But I might ask around... I have played several 40/2 games vs GM players, >but they were logged in as guests, and asked me to _not_ say anything about >the games at all because they wanted to try some opening preparation...
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