Breakthrough performance by Pocket Fritz 4 in Buenos Aires

By master

The Mercosur Cup in Argentina is unusual since it is one of the few remaining chess tournaments where a computer is allowed to compete. Not a full quad or oct monster, but the handheld Pocket PC. Last year Pocket Fritz 3 won comfortably, and this year it was Pocket Fritz 4 based on the new Hiarcs 13.0 engine. You don’t want to know what the program did in Buenos Aires.
Or do you?

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