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Subject: Re: Russek -Rebel Match, Game 2

Author: Ed Schröder

Date: 23:36:27 01/04/00

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>Posted by Graham Laight on January 04, 2000 at 08:00:08:
>
>In Reply to: Re: Russek -Rebel Match, Game 2 posted by Ed Schröder on
>January 02, 2000 at 23:56:41:
>
>On January 02, 2000 at 23:56:41, Ed Schröder wrote:
>
>>I agree too. But then agree to Bob's other statement on this issue too:
>>No program is near to 2600 at 40/2. I noticed a lot of people hoped that
>>and actually expected that for Rebel. We have to have a few more years
>>patience I fear before you see Rebel hitting 2600 but it will come as
>>the rating of about 2500 is more ore less a fact now and frankly I am
>>very pleased with that.
>
>On basis have you made the assertion that it will take a few more years for
>Rebel to hit 2600?

Faster hardware mainly. Further improvements of anti-GM software plus
better book preparation. Within 3-4 years this must be doable.

>Likewise, what's the evidence to support your belief that that Rebel (Century)
>is about 2500 human FIDE now?

The GM challenge games so far played on the AMD-600.

>>Soon the Israeli League will start. 3 top programs will play at 40/2.
>>In May of this year when each program will have played 11 games we
>>will know a lot more.
>>
>>Ed
>
>By this time, there will be new versions of those programs out, and the
>information will be out of date. However, it will still be good to have more
>recent evidence than the 1997 Aegon tournament of the true strength of
>computers.

Aegon was nice but pretty out-dated now.

Ed

>-g




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