Author: Sune Fischer
Date: 13:04:41 09/12/04
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>> >>I think we're just looking at it from two different perspectives, your angle is >>that the engine and book must be used as a team going into tournaments. >> >>My angle is that most of the time they are used for analysis by serious chess >>players, and it is with this in mind they should be tested. > >I understand your angle, but the best way is to buy more than one program in >order to use the one which is best in that particular line. > >How to find which one is good for that line? >Checking if that opening is played at tournament level or not (in the book). That would be the ultimate thing to do, but I'm afraid most won't take the time to do that. It would be a huge job to check so many lines and so many engines, not to mention expensive to buy all the different engines needed to cover ones repertoire. -S.
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