Can he stop the triple crown? Here is keeping "HOPE" alive! 
And then there was one ...
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AdminX
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I will be pulling for the underdog (Junior), even if I don't think it will happen. Can he stop the triple crown? Here is keeping "HOPE" alive!
Can he stop the triple crown? Here is keeping "HOPE" alive! "Good decisions come from experience, and experience comes from bad decisions."
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playjunior
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I believe if they manage to get "their" kind of position out of the opening they are able to beat anyone. So last round game against Rybka should be the decider.
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If they don't manage to stop Rybka this year then maybe next year they can lobby again for some more rule changes to handicap it even further.
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Nothing personal, I just don't believe no one man should have such power! Rybka needs to be Checked!, If not Mated!Gian-Carlo Pascutto wrote:If they don't manage to stop Rybka this year then maybe next year they can lobby again for some more rule changes to handicap it even further.
75 Elo is to much, 20 maybe ... !?"Good decisions come from experience, and experience comes from bad decisions."
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Agreed. Junior can play some openings like no one else. Who is playing white?playjunior wrote:I believe if they manage to get "their" kind of position out of the opening they are able to beat anyone. So last round game against Rybka should be the decider.
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Gian-Carlo Pascutto
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Rybka has white.
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And the odds become even greater ...
"Good decisions come from experience, and experience comes from bad decisions."
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Why give up Hope, when Hope is almost Buried!
"Good decisions come from experience, and experience comes from bad decisions."
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Don't forget that the one playing might be the secret private version of Junior that's not been released for really, really long time. Who knows if it's improved a lot in the meantime? As for Rybka, the last released version was quite recently relative to Junior 10.1.SzG wrote:On the CCRL 40/40 list the Elo gap in favour of Rybka is 320. This means that Junior has a winning chance of 13%. That is quite big, so don't give up hope.
Anyway, I think it's either a win or draw for Rybka. Rybka has one of the best books, and it plays white, so it's first to make a move and seize the initiative THAT early!
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Do somebody knows the missing informations about the hardware ?
AdminX wrote:I will be pulling for the underdog (Junior), even if I don't think it will happen.