Many games were against experts and masters who I had never heard of. There was a draw against Mednis and a simul draw against Wolff. Most games were from the mid 1980 s. I was expecting more from this section though at least the games were annotated. This was perhaps my favorite chapter as at least it made me think. The solutions consist of one move with a brief explanation.
Chapter Seven is about chess programs and redeployment and was moderately interesting.
Reuter evaluates a computer s ability to correctly assess the test positions from the previous chapter. Again, while somewhat interesting, the chapter fails to provide any significant depth. The last chapter covers the six Deep Blue-Kasparov games from 1987. Again the author provides brief comments but few notes. This book was very disappointing.