Originally posted by no1marauderAre you trying to say that the uber-engine user on here, who has presumably beaten countless engines with his engine, and has also beaten really strong players, who know how to successfully play against computers, doesn't have any tablebase installed in Junior???
The most revealing part of that endgame was that IM did not know the winning technique in a Queen v. Rook and Pawn ending and I had to blunder to give him a win when the technique is in most endgame books and would presumably be known to a super strong player.
Come on, lay of the meds.
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Originally posted by Freddie2004No, I'm not. The post you quoted is to do with IM.
Just to clarify...are we publically accussing No1 of cheating here...go on Rag....report him, I would love to see what happened then.
The previous post about 2Bit matching up 90% according to me, and 96% according to Arrakis, was just wondering why 2Bit felt the need to fiddle the analysis.
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Originally posted by RagnorakI didn't; the results I got were what I got running a blundercheck with the variation set at "0" (something Ragnorak refused to do) on a Fritz8 at 32MB. The analysis was posted in the CC forum and had been previously sent to the Game Mods. You keep making up figures and why do you keep ignoring the fact that there is a game on Chesslab with the same moves up to White's 22nd??
No, I'm not. The post you quoted is to do with IM.
The previous post about 2Bit matching up 90% according to me, and 96% according to Arrakis, was just wondering why 2Bit felt the need to fiddle the analysis.
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Originally posted by no1marauderDo you even know what the threshold means? Or we can call it 'variation', if you prefer.
I didn't; the results I got were what I got running a blundercheck with the variation set at "0" (something Ragnorak refused to do) on a Fritz8 at 32MB. The analysis was posted in the CC forum and had been previously sent to the Game Mods. You keep making up figures and why do you keep ignoring the fact that there is a game on Chesslab with the same moves up to White's 22nd??
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Originally posted by RagnorakAny really strong player can look at the endgame and judge for themselves. Obviously, you lack the knowledge. I don't know if there are tablebases covering Q v. R + P or not. All I know is that your super strong, better than Kasparov at correspondence chess IM, did not know the winning technique. It's in Fine's Basic Chess Endings as I stated in the other thread.
Are you trying to say that the uber-engine user on here, who has presumably beaten countless engines with his engine, and has also beaten really strong players, who know how to successfully play against computers, doesn't have any tablebase installed in Junior???
Come on, lay of the meds.
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Originally posted by shavixmirThis ignores you hypocrisy of course , of signing(and thereby agreeing with) the TOS when joining this site .
Just like Bush is a hypocrite Christian fundamentalist, it seems, no1, that you are a hypocrite TOSSER.
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[b]Just because it's funny. And true[/b]
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Originally posted by RagnorakYes, it's called threshold on Fritz8. Again as stated in the other thread, the way you did it left a significant drift of .75 pawns when supposedly all the proper moves were being made (virtually all forced). Why did you refuse to do the analysis over with the threshold set at "0"? And why did you also refuse to publish your analysis of the other game? What are you hiding, Ragnorak?
Do you even know what the threshold means? Or we can call it 'variation', if you prefer.
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Originally posted by no1marauderObviously, but can you explain how a player who doesn't know basic endings and who also has an engine which is in no way optimised, can beat tonnes of other (optimised? ) engines, and engine beating players?
Any really strong player can look at the endgame and judge for themselves. Obviously, you lack the knowledge. I don't know if there are tablebases covering Q v. R + P or not. All I know is that your super strong, better than Kasparov at correspondence chess IM, did not know the winning technique. It's in Fine's Basic Chess Endings as I stated in the other thread.
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