Author: Daniel Jackson
Date: 02:17:17 07/10/04
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On July 10, 2004 at 05:00:15, Dan Andersson wrote: > Multiple winning continuation positions usually make lousy test positions. >Unless one route is obviously better/faster/simpler. > One can argue what simplification means since it depends on what technical >skill one posesses. And reduction isn't a good chess maxim at all. Unless it is >to a totally won position. And that also depends on ones technical/memory >skills. > But Adams most probably saw that black was dead lost in most any variation >white chooses to play. > >MvH Dan ANdersson Not a good test position? I think when there are multiple lines that win, the best line is what should be strived for, regardless of man or machime imho. Well I mean to a won position or easiest won position. Daniel Time for much needed sleep:)
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