Author: odell hall
Date: 23:47:53 04/03/99
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On April 04, 1999 at 00:48:52, Lin Harper wrote: > Hi Odell, To beat the computer try leaving book early on in the game, > and then leave a pawn en prise early in the game. If this > Rebel (and I have'nt got the program) plays at a preset > opening it should be a wood grabber like the programs around > 1800. When it does that you should be able to put the boot in > with a quick attack. I'm rated around the same as you and find > the ICC weaker programs pretty easy meat. In fact they come in > handy for topping up my rating after I've been slaughtered by > a few humans. Drop back with a few lines on how you find 'Rebel' > re it's other features, interface etc will you?.. > Lin Harper....thanks and take care. Hi lin As far as the interface and general features of rebel goes, I think it is without doubt one of the best. It may be that I started out with rebel 6 and I am just familiar with rebel, but I like it better than fritz, genius, mchess and a few others. I think is is also very good for analysis, it seems to have the most accurate evaluation system. As far as playing strength, I can only express an opinion as I am a non-master, but I think it is second only to hiarcs, as far as human vs computer play.,
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