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- Sun Jan 23, 2011 5:58 pm
- Forum: General Chat
- Topic: Deep Blue v Garry Kasparov - Game 2 Position 36 - 1997.
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Re: Deep Blue v Garry Kasparov - Game 2 Position 36 - 1997.
Hi Peter Rhodes _________________ Chess Amateur. The IBM Deep Blue team were a Professional Team! And after being basically accused of Cheating by Garry could not be bothered lowering themselves to His level. They proved what they had to! And that was that...and Again it was because (Garry Kasparov ...
- Sun Jan 23, 2011 3:23 pm
- Forum: General Chat
- Topic: What Is The Longest Checkmate Given By A Chess Computer?
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What Is The Longest Checkmate Given By A Chess Computer?
Does anyone Know The Longest Checkmate Given By A Chess Computer?
Please Post Any Games in .pgn Format so we can All Play through the Game...and if Possible the Game details Players etc. and of course the Length of the Checkmate!
A.R.B
Please Post Any Games in .pgn Format so we can All Play through the Game...and if Possible the Game details Players etc. and of course the Length of the Checkmate!
A.R.B
- Sun Jan 23, 2011 3:14 pm
- Forum: General Chat
- Topic: Deep Blue v Garry Kasparov - Game 2 Position 36 - 1997.
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Re: Deep Blue v Garry Kasparov - Game 2 Position 36 - 1997.
The Very Important Point that Everyone Against IBM Misses is.... That (Garry Kasparov Allowed The position To Happen!) What I mean by this is... if Garry was Playing against a Strong Human Opponent He would not have said anything,and just got on with the Game,it does not Matter whether His Opponent ...
- Sun Jan 23, 2011 11:25 am
- Forum: General Chat
- Topic: Deep Blue v Garry Kasparov - Game 2 Position 36 - 1997.
- Replies: 12
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Deep Blue v Garry Kasparov - Game 2 Position 36 - 1997.
Deep Blue v Garry Kasparov - Game 2 Position 36 White To Move -1997 Re-Match. Garry said he could not understand how a Computer could play such a move as Deep Blue's BC2 – E4 in the above Position. The truth of the matter is that Garry never knew how Advanced Deep Blue was! Computers with enough K...