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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 123 CHESS         Ref: E5E00001 Date: 05/09/97
From: TIM EBERLY                                            Time: 11:37am
\/To: PETER PICHLBAUER                                    (Read 1 times)
Subj: FIDO FALLS '96 TOURNEY

This message is for all ...
 
My ICC rating was 2204 at it's highest, and I was wondering if someone here 
would be willing to comment on one of the games that I played. Please let me 
know, and I will upload it here.
The game that I wish to discuss is a game that I lost, to a computer playing 
at the rating level of 2400 something.
Heck, I will go and get the game, and upload it here anyway. Comments are 
very welcome, from ALL strengths of players here.
--- Maximus 2.02
 * Origin: MSDOS MAXIMUS BBS (1:343/101)
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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 123 CHESS         Ref: E5E00002 Date: 05/09/97
From: TIM EBERLY                                            Time: 12:09pm
\/To: TIM EBERLY                                          (Read 1 times)
Subj: The game that I said that I would go get12:09:4205/09/97

WHITE: computer 2483
BLACK: SeattleChess 2190
  1. e4             e5             
  2. Nf3            Nf6            
  3. Nxe5           d6             
  4. Nf3            Nxe4           
  5. d4             Be7            
  6. Bd3            Nf6            
  7. h3             O-O            
  8. O-O            Re8            
  9. c4             Nc6            
 10. Nc3            Nb4            
 11. d5             c6             
 12. dxc6           bxc6           
 13. Re1            Nxd3           
 14. Qxd3           Ba6            
 15. Nd4            Rc8            
 16. Nf5            Bf8            
 17. Bg5            Rxe1+          
 18. Rxe1           h6             
 19. Bh4            d5             
 20. Qe3            Bxc4           WOW! I thought. I just won a pawn.
 21. b3             Bb5            
 22. a4             d4             
 23. Qxd4           Qxd4           
 24. Nxd4           Bd3            Just barely got out of that hole.
 25. Bxf6           gxf6           ...Or did I? I didn't even see that.
 26. Re3            Bg6            
 27. Ne4            f5             
 28. Nf6+           Kg7            
 29. Nd7            Bd6            
 30. Ne5            f4             
 31. Re2            f3             ???
 32. Nexf3          c5             
 33. Nb5            Bb8            
 34. Nc3            c4             
 35. b4             Bd6            
 36. b5             Bb4            
 37. Nd5            Bd3            
 38. Re3            Bc5            
 39. Re1            Bd6            
 40. Rc1            Ba3            
 41. Ra1            c3             
 42. Nf4            Bb2            
 43. Re1            Bc2            
 44. a5             Ba4            
 45. b6             axb6           
 46. axb6           Rb8            
 47. Nd4            c2             
 48. Nxc2           Bxc2           
 49. Re2            Rxb6           
 50. Rxc2           Be5      
 51. Nd3            Rb1+           
 52. Rc1            Rxc1+          
 53. Nxc1           Kf6            
 54. Kf1            Bc3            
 55. Ke2            Kg5            
 56. Ke3            Bg7            
 57. Ke4            f5+            
 58. Kd5            Bc3            
 59. Ke6            f4             
 60. Nd3            f3             
 61. g3             Bd4            
 62. Kd5            Bb6            
 63. Ke4            ...            I resigned. It is amazing how the
                                  ;computer played the end game. Time
                                  ;setting on this game was 10 / 10
 
I also have a game that I would like to share that I won against a computer 
playing at a level of 2250. I used some of Kasparov's ideas when playing a 
computer and crushed it. Garrys right....let the computer decide where the 
battle lines are to be drawn.  :)
If you all want to see it and comment let me know. Thanks
--- Maximus 2.02
 * Origin: MSDOS MAXIMUS BBS (1:343/101)
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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 123 CHESS         Ref: E5E00003 Date: 05/09/97
From: TIM EBERLY                                            Time: 01:08pm
\/To: DOUG ATTIG                                          (Read 1 times)
Subj: Chess Files on Filebone!

Since AOL won't let me get to the FTP site all of the time is there another 
way to log on to that site?
--- Maximus 2.02
 * Origin: MSDOS MAXIMUS BBS (1:343/101)
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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 123 CHESS         Ref: E5E00004 Date: 05/09/97
From: DOUG ATTIG                                            Time: 09:02pm
\/To: ALL                                                 (Read 1 times)
Subj: Chess Files on Filebone!

 The following files were placed on the Fido Filebone and International
 Filegate systems on Friday 05-09-97.
 They are also being archived on ftp.pitt.edu under
                  group/student-activities/chess
 followed by the area tag listed below, without the 'CHS-' (e.g. /CA).
 From the Web: http://www.pitt.edu/~schach  Mouse on FTP Site, or on
               allindex.txt to download the index to the entire site.
 Area : CHS-CA          Comment : CHS: Chess Assistant Data Files
 
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 1878PACA.ZIP    16,844 1878 Paris: Winawer, Zukertort, Blackburne,
                        Bird et al
 66SM-CA.ZIP     13,266 1966 Santa Monica: Fischer, Spassky,
                        Petrosian, Najdorf, Reshevsky et al
 
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 30,110      bytes in 2   file(s)
 Area : CHS-CB          Comment : CHS: ChessBase Data Files
 
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 1878PACB.ZIP    15,924 1878 Paris: Winawer, Zukertort, Blackburne,
                        Bird et al
 66SM-CB.ZIP     11,451 1966 Santa Monica: Fischer, Spassky,
                        Petrosian, Najdorf, Reshevsky et al
 
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 27,375      bytes in 2   file(s)
 Area : CHS-NICB        Comment : CHS: NICBase Data Files
 
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 1878PANB.ZIP    10,856 1878 Paris: Winawer, Zukertort, Blackburne,
                        Bird et al
 66SM-NB.ZIP      8,179 1966 Santa Monica: Fischer, Spassky,
                        Petrosian, Najdorf, Reshevsky et al
 
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 19,035      bytes in 2   file(s)
 Area : CHS-PGN         Comment : CHS: PGN-formatted Files