Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 12:35:59 09/01/99
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On September 01, 1999 at 09:28:18, odell hall wrote: >On September 01, 1999 at 03:21:06, Ed Schröder wrote: > >>[-] REBEL CENTURY versus GM Alejandro Hoffman [-] >> >>Next saturday (september 4th) Rebel will play its 4th game in the Monthly >>GM Challenge cycle. >> >>The Monthly GM Challenge is about real tournament games, the area >>a grandmaster has the best chances to beat a computer. >> >>Start of the match on 16:00 Amsterdam time (10:00 New York time). >> >>Prize money: >> >>$500 if the grandmaster wins against REBEL. >>$250 for a draw. >>No prize money in case of a loss against REBEL. >> >>Hardware & Software REBEL >>Program: Rebel Century >>Opening book: as used in the World Championship in Paderborn. >>PC: AMD K6-III 600 Mhz, 128Mb. >> >>Rebel will play with a new (experimental) time control that will focus on >>the opponent clock. >> >>LIVE support of the game at http://www.rebel.nl/LOG.HTM >> >>The match also can be followed on ICC. Rebel company and ICC >>agreed there is no payment required for this event. >>URL: http://www.chessclub.com >> >>Schedule: >>REBEL versus GM Alejandro Hoffman at September 4, 1999. >>REBEL against Lithuania at September 18, 1999. >>GM Ruslan Scherbakov versus REBEL at October 2, 1999. >>GM Alexander Baburin versus REBEL at December 4, 1999. >> >>LINKS: > > > > >DO me a favor Ed? This time please pull of a Win, I know rebel is capable of >it, just setup your opening book to lure the grandmaster into wild open tactical >play. I want rebel to silence all the critics, go rebel, go rebel!!! I doubt you'll find many here that _don't_ want Rebel to win. Myself included. I'm pulling for the computer in every game. But I don't believe it has a very good chance of winning, yet. But Rebel has been playing well. We'll see soon enough... >>http://www.rebel.nl/gm.htm >>http://www.chessclub.com >> >>Kind regards, >> >>Ed Schroder
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