Deep Thought (Computer) vs Walter Shawn Browne (1988)

Deep Thought (Computer) vs Walter Shawn Browne
Software Toolworks Ch Pittsburgh PA USA 1988 · Sicilian Defense: Alapin Variation. Smith-Morra Declined (B22) · 0-1

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Jun-28-05		Koster: A game from the past, when humans still ruled chess. The greedy machine grabs the exchange and Browne makes him pay. I heard GM Browne's postgame analyses of several games during the 80s and was astounded at the number and depth of the lines he looked at during a game. Compared to most of his combinations this game was child's play.

Mar-14-09		Michael1234567891011: Why doesn't Browne just play rf6?

Mar-14-09		Granny O Doul: Good times.

Mar-14-09		Kinghunt: Because Deep Thought resigned. :P

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