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Subject: Re: Rebel Century

Author: Fernando Villegas

Date: 07:44:44 12/10/99

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On December 10, 1999 at 01:08:54, allan johnson wrote:

> Currently I own Rebel 9 and am pretty happy with it.I'm not a particularly
>strong player but enjoy playing programs against one another.I'm just trying to
>find out if it is worth moving up to Rebel Century.I realise that it is a
>Windows based program which is a plus but what about difference in strength
>and features?
> Opinions will be greatly appreciated.
>Thanks Allan

Allan:
After around 10 games with Century at 40 moves in 60 minutes -mu usual setting-
I can teel you it is a great leap over previous rebel versions. It is definetely
stronger and, what is more, sharper. With rebel 9, 10 or whatever you are
usually defeated, yes, and maybe all the time, BUt the difference is the way
Century defeats you. You get troubles almost at once. Rebel 9 or 10 more or less
kept a solid game waiting your mstake; Century pressures you to commit mistakes.
It is desperating. The lesser imprecision in your openning takes you to the
killing path and not because Centry has a deeper book, but because it handles
much better the continuation of book lines. He knows what to do to get the most
from your position and of his position.
fernando



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