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Dzindzi-Rybka, day 1: Dzindzi leads 1.5-.5(!)

All those years of playing computers have paid off for GM Roman Dzindzichashvili so far, as the first day against Rybka with pawn and move has given him a draw and a win. It would be nicer if he was ahead without any odds, but I guess we'll take what we can get at this point.

Games here.

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Rybka-Dzindzichashvili: OT Cancelled
Return of the Dzindzi: Overtime's a-comin'
Man (plus pawn) vs. Machine: Day 3
The Empire Strikes Back: Rybka 2.5-Dzindzi 1.5
Dzindzi-Rybka, day 1: Dzindzi leads 1.5-.5(!)
Rybka-Dzindzi: The Pawn and Move Battles Continue

Posted by Dennis Monokroussos on Monday March 3, 2008 at 9:24pm

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ookwelbekendalsemc (www):

Oh wait, i see... Dzindzi was allowed to take those pawns in the opening...

3.4.2008 1:36am

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Dennis Monokroussos:

Please do not comment obscenities or abbreviations for obscenities. Thank you.

3.4.2008 8:11am

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ookwelbekendalsemc (www):

Ofcourse. Sorry about that ;)

3.4.2008 3:27pm

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Paolo (mail):

It's sad that computers are offering pawn odds to the world's strongest Grandmasters. This just goes to show how much stronger computers are than humans.

3.4.2008 5:34pm

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Stig:

Is there really no way to web-publish from Chessbase 9 with a doctored starting position (i.e. "setup position")? It looks a bit contrived with those extra knight moves.
Great blog, sorry for nitpicking!

3.5.2008 11:29am

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Dennis Monokroussos:

Stig: Yes, it's possible to do that - I've done it before. But I simply decided to copy the game from the site the way they had it entered.

3.5.2008 12:57pm

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