FIBChess (Computer) vs Crazy Bishop (Computer) (2004)

FIBChess (Computer) vs Crazy Bishop (Computer)
World Computer Chess Championship 2004 · Zukertort Opening: Reversed Mexican Defense (A06) · 0-1

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Nov-07-05		lopium: 19.a5??

Jan-05-06		Eatman: a5 seems like the only move not losing bishop outright. Then again I am not a computer. :)

Feb-25-06		McCool: Crazy Bishop (Computer) only win was against an even crazier computer. Pathetic.

Feb-25-06		GaryCoyotov: That's ugly... I guess any GM would have beaten this (these) machine.

Feb-25-06		dakgootje: <19.a5??> Yeah cmon its FIBChess...then you ought to know enough about its brilliant moves ;-)

Mar-04-06		Nikita Smirnov: FIBChess seems to be very dumb he plays very bad.One provment that humans are better than computers!

Apr-25-09		YoungEd: I think even I could have won as Black! :)

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