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![]() Base will be the yearly AEGON Man versus Machine tournament where 50 computers and 50 strong human chess players compete in 6 rounds. In the last AEGON tournament of April 1997 12 GM's and 11 IM's participate! An early version of REBEL 9.0 did very well this year. REBEL played against 4 IM's and 2 GM's and scored 4.5 points which was good for a TPR (tournament performance rating) of 2619 ELO! In round 3 REBEL played an exciting game against Sofia Polgar. In a clearly won position for REBEL Sofia found a beautiful defense facing REBEL with a very difficult ending. After 120 moves REBEL finally saw the win but then the operator of REBEL made a terrible blunder by offering Sofia a draw! She looked surprised, smiled and of course accepted the draw. Counting this game also as a win REBEL actually scored 5 out of 6 with an ELO of over 2700! Also on the opening ceremony of AEGON '97 REBEL did very well. In a clock simultan REBEL beat top grandmaster Jan Timman in 22 moves but lost without chance from world number 2 chess player Viswanathan Anand. REBEL does very well against humans. Looking at the results of the last 4 years at AEGON we see an increasing TPR due to software and hardware improvements. The Games ![]() Visit the official AEGON site for all details.
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