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Hi, "az-willie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > With only a minute to make your move I don't see how people would have > time to input the opponents moves into Snowie, Jellyfish, or gnubg and > wait for it to analyse and show them the best move. One minute per move is plenty of time. With the proper machine you could make a little rollout. > Perhaps they could. Indeed. > I've suspected it a lot on FIBS because often the opponents play slows > way down and they seem to start playing a lot better. Well, people may actually play better when they think longer. > The one BIG thing I didn't like is that there is no rating system Guess why ... > so you > don't know if you are being invited to play against a grand master or > someone just starting. Oh, good thinking. Summing up, do not play online for more money than you would be willing to give away to the next beggar. Regards, Peter
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