XINIX (Computer) vs Rybka (Computer) (2006)

XINIX (Computer) vs Rybka (Computer)
6th International CSVN Tournament 2006 · Sicilian Defense: Canal Attack (B51) · 0-1

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May-10-06		THE pawn: another nice rossolimo! who said rossolimos were boring??

May-10-06		fgh: I would like to see Rybka play Topalov.

Jun-08-06		niemzo: This seems to be more of a typical open sicilian,despite the move Bb5.

Aug-26-06		spirit: this is slugfest!!!

Aug-26-06		EmperorAtahualpa: I guess 74.Nb2 was played in hope of a stalemate. 74.Nb2 Nxb2 75.hxg5 hxg5 1/2-1/2 So White could have played one more move, just try its luck. It's a little weird to resign at move 74.

Aug-26-06		EmperorAtahualpa: <THE pawn> I see you have added this game to your "Rossolimo brilliancies" collection. I don't know, but calling a game played by computers a brilliancy seems a little off to me.

Aug-27-06		spirit: <EmperorAtahualpa> ?

Sep-11-06		THE pawn: <emperorAtahualpa> Yes you are right, but brillancy in my collection's case also means instructive.

Sep-11-06		Rocafella: I thought my eyesight was going for a minute there, upon my discovery of Sicilian Defense: Anal attack, now that would kick up a fuss

Sep-11-06		THE pawn: You've watched too many family guy episodes, that's why.

Sep-14-06		Rocafella: <THE pawn> For future reference, you can never watch too many family guy episodes! :D

Feb-03-07		MarvinTsai: By this opening, Rybka just waited to see his opponent make mistake.

Feb-03-07		IMDONE4: 26. e5 was the defining mistake: it gave black a dangerous passed e-pawn that both took complete control of the center AND allowed for various tactical shots

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