----- Original Message ----
From: Don Dailey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I don't care what people say about handicap systems, if you are the
stronger player you must start from a dead lost position. Even though
I'm not a strong GO player, common sense tells me that you will have to
play "unsound" moves on purpose to have a chance.
Yes, any pro will tell you that: to win against a large handicap, you must make
overplays. With smaller handicaps it may be enough to patiently wait for the
weaker player to make a mistake.
> But we could simply add a few more stones and let it play Gnugo.
I'd be very interested in seeing how many stones a supercomputer could give
GnuGo or other programs.
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