Talk:Adjournment (games)

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Why no more adjournments[edit]

@CapnZapp: Historically, I think that adjournments were abandoned long before computers got strong enough to beat the strongest humans. In fact, I think the main trigger for abandoning adjounments was the introduction of digital clocks with increment/delay, so that "sudden-death" games could be played and concluded in reasonable time without causing ridiculous situations where one or both players had only a couple seconds to play dozens of moves.

I could be wrong about this. But I am sure that adjournments were mostly gone long before Deep Blue beat Kasparov, for instance.

What we need here is a Reliable Source to quote. Bruce leverett (talk) 01:21, 25 June 2024 (UTC)[reply]