Author: blass uri
Date: 14:47:05 06/09/99
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On June 09, 1999 at 16:39:42, KarinsDad wrote: <snipped> And why would black as a perfect tablebase >program play for a draw when it would consider 1.b3 a slightly inferior move for >it's opponent? perfect tablebases do not know what is slightly. The only knowledge is for the result for every legal position. perfect tablebases can tell you to do stupid moves(to give a pawn in KRP vs KR and to lose the practical chances for a win). If the starting position is a draw then only losing moves are considered to be inferior by the tablebases. I understand that you have a different definition of perfect tablebases so what is your definition?
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