mclure@Sri-Unix.arpa (07/17/84)
1 ... c5 8
BP BP ** BP BP BP BP BP 1 ... e5 7
-- ** -- ** -- ** -- ** 1 ... e6 2
** -- BP -- ** -- ** -- 1 ... d5 1
-- ** -- ** WP ** -- ** 1 ... d6 1
** -- ** -- ** WN ** -- 1 ... f5 1
WP WP WP WP -- WP WP WP 1 ... Nc6 1
WR WN WB WQ WK WB ** WR
Prestige 8-ply
The Game So Far
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1. e4 c5
2. Nf3
Your move, please?
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Addendum
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For readers who don't understand all of this, I am conducting a Delphi
experiment wherein a large network-based readership can send moves in
for a chess game. Each reader's move is a vote that is combined with
other readers' votes. The move with the most votes is played against
the Prestige chess machine searching a minimum of 8 full ply deep. At
this level it is probably playing around the ELO 2200 level. The results
will eventually be published in a journal along with an analysis of the
experiment.
[In view of the limited number of respondents, I shall have to discontinue
publishing the play-by-play in this digest. Please contact mclure@sri-unix
if you wish to follow the game. -- KIL]