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Junior 7 match 1.10.2002 to 13.10.2002

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The match between junior 7 and Evan Olivier remains confirmed at the dates
of the 1.10.2002 to the 13.10.2002.

. Round 1, 01.10.2002 at 9 pm local Paris time. EVAN,O + Shredder 5.32
(engine) vs JUNIOR 7
. Round 2, 03.10.2002 at 9 pm local Paris times.JUNIOR 7 vs EVAN,O + Fritz 7
(engine)
. Round 3, 06.10.2002 at 9 pm local Paris time. EVAN,O + Hiarcs 7.32
(engine) vs JUNIOR 7
. Round 4, 08.10.2002 at 9 pm local Paris time. JUNIOR 7 vs EVAN,O +
Shredder 5.32 (engine)
. Round 5, 10.10.2002 at 9 pm local Paris time. EVAN,O + Fritz 7 (engine) vs
JUNIOR 7
. Round 6, 13.10.2002 at 9 pm local Paris time. JUNIOR 7 vs EVAN,O + Hiarcs
7.32 (engine)



The rate of play is:  6 rounds, 25 minutes + 10 seconds.
The match has one interest, it is not made to defy Kasparov and its match
against deep junior.
Kasparov remains number 1 and one knows it very well that it will gain its
match against Deep junior bus deep... is not Deeper blue.
There is and remains number 1 per 5 years to see more.
The system advanced chess for the neophytes, corresponds to the fact that
the parts against the champion of the world Junior 7 will have to gain
against me with the assistance which I would have of 3 programs of chess, to
gain.
I use three programs because I do not have the current level against the
program, in any case in the 24 months future.
If I gain this match with this system, I commit myself meeting the evolution
and/or equal program on the machines to come (64 bits or to see more 128
bits) without any data-processing help.
I am neither Kasparov, nor Kramnik, I would never have reached their equal
the my alive one, but I can say to you, that I would not allow myself to
lose this match.
If I lose this match, I would ask for my revenge, but personnelement, I do
not intend to lose this match.
Silicon will have to be curved in front of human intellect with the
assistance of a machine.
I knows only one word to gain and still gain.
information diponible in, French on :
http://www.chesslines.com/indexmatch.html
and in English :
http://www.chesslines.com/indexmatchen.html

Oliver Evan