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23. februari 2005, 18:13:35

Chessmaster1000

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Onderwerp: Re: A concrete example

Aangepast door Chessmaster1000 (23. februari 2005, 18:15:37)

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Thetype of game does not matter: chess, checkers, Gothic Chess. A good player with the proper motivation using this technique will never be defeated by a computer, and he can also beat a computer in this fashion.

If you mean ONLY correspondence games then:

At Chess: a good player with the proper motivation can beat the computer (meaning the top one's) rather enough times, can be beaten enough times and draws will occur most of the times.......

At Gothic Chess: a good player with the proper motivation can beat the computer (meaning the top one's= G.V) most of the time, can be beaten rather seldom and can draw few times.........

At Checkers: i have no idea about Checkers...........

If you mean long(classic) time controls games then:

At Chess: ONLY the top players in the world can beat the computer (meaning the top one's). And i mean not in a single game out of 10, but in a match of 8 and more. Right noe the battle is equal .

At Gothic Chess: a good Chess player can beat with great difficulty the computer (meaning the top one's= G.V).

If you mean short or blitz time controls games then:

At Chess: NOBODY in the galaxy can beat the computer (meaning the top one's and not only). It's already difficult to take just one game out of 8 or more, so no thinking about winning..........

At Gothic Chess: a good Chess player can't beat the computer (meaning the top one's= G.V). He can take some games or draws but beating it is too tough.......!

At fast time controls, like game in 10 mins or faster, Vortex kills me. At time controls slower than game in 2 hours, there is no program that can win against ANY strong willed player of skill.

Do you mean of course Gothic Chess program and not Chess program.......

This has been well documented in the chess playing community for decades. Strong correspondence players still outperform computers.

The word still is critical. It shows that the gap is closing.......In my opinion we may be to the point that computers are starting to surpass us at correspondence also. Perhaps not yet, but it's close.....