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Re: Fischer's death again begs the question: Why is there no chess on

by "marksteere@[EMAIL PROTECTED] " <marksteere@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Mar 12, 2008 at 11:20 AM

On Mar 12, 10:40 am, "David Kane" <davidek...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
> What is clearly wrong is characterizing a scoring system
> as a "penalty". Obviously both players face the same
> "penalty".  Just about the only certain change we could
> expect for certain would be a sharp reduction in the numbers
> of uncontested or barely contested draws.

I sincerely doubt that.  Chess is a draw prone game.  If there were
any conceivable way to achieve a "sharp reduction" in the frequency of
draws, it would have been done a long time ago.

You want to sharply reduce the frequency of draws?  Play a robust game
- like Tanbo for example.




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Re: Fischer's death again begs the question: Why is there no che
"marksteere@[EMAIL P  2008-03-12 11:20:53 
Re: Fischer's death again begs the question: Why is there no che
"David Kane" &l  2008-03-12 17:02:46 

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