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Subject: Re: Queen-side castling - problem for chess programs?

Author: Chuck

Date: 08:17:52 02/19/01

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On February 19, 2001 at 11:12:37, Christophe Theron wrote:

>On February 19, 2001 at 07:44:30, John Wentworth wrote:
>
>>This is just an observance and may be completely wrong, but it seems that when a
>>program castles Queen side his chances of losing go up by a lot. Every time I
>>see a program do this, I say to myself he's going to lose and I bet more than
>>60% of the time he does. This may be a problem with humans vs humans as well, I
>>don't know. Anyone else notice this?
>
>
>I think you are right.
>
>
>    Christophe

I wonder if this a problem with queen-side castling or castling opposite (one
side castled short, one castled long)?

Chuck

• Re: Queen-side castling - problem for chess programs? Robert Hyatt 08:34:22 02/19/01
  • Re: Queen-side castling - problem for chess programs? Christophe Theron 15:17:58 02/19/01
    • Re: Queen-side castling - problem for chess programs? Robert Hyatt 15:38:35 02/19/01
      • Re: Queen-side castling - problem for chess programs? Christophe Theron 18:39:15 02/19/01
        • Re: Queen-side castling - problem for chess programs? Robert Hyatt 20:12:10 02/19/01
          • Re: Queen-side castling - problem for chess programs? Christophe Theron 15:40:17 02/20/01
  • Re: Queen-side castling - problem for chess programs? Günther Simon 09:55:47 02/19/01
    • Re: Queen-side castling - problem for chess programs? Robert Hyatt 15:40:14 02/19/01

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