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Subject: Which is the most accurate database of games to learn Opening lines?

Author: Terry Ripple

Date: 13:32:46 09/22/00

 I want to purchase a good database of games to be able to see percentages of
wins and loses of paticular opening lines to give me some idea of which lines
would give me a better chance against my opponent. I'am an above average player
and have a good understanding of some pet opening lines, but if possible i want
to improve my position going into the middle game!

Thankyou for any help,
Regards,
Terry

Re: Which is the most accurate database of games to learn Opening lines? Jeroen van Dorp 14:07:25 09/22/00
- Re: Which is the most accurate database of games to learn Opening lines? Robert Pawlak 06:29:31 09/23/00
- Re: Which is the most accurate database of games to learn Opening lines? Stephen Ham 14:36:32 09/22/00
  - Re: Which is the most accurate database of games to learn Opening lines? Jason Williamson 09:16:51 09/23/00
    - Re: Which is the most accurate database of games to learn Opening lines? Albert Silver 16:55:13 09/23/00
      - Re: Which is the most accurate database of games to learn Opening lines? Jason Williamson 21:08:55 09/23/00
        
        Re: Which is the most accurate database of games to learn Opening lines? Albert Silver 21:17:48 09/23/00
        
        Re: Which is the most accurate database of games to learn Opening lines? Jason Williamson 04:31:48 09/24/00
        
        Re: Which is the most accurate database of games to learn Opening lines? Albert Silver 16:48:24 09/24/00
        
        Re: Which is the most accurate database of games to learn Opening lines? Jeroen van Dorp 05:57:09 09/24/00
        
        Re: Which is the most accurate database of games to learn Opening lines? Jason Williamson 09:36:20 09/24/00
    - Re: Which is the most accurate database of games to learn Opening lines? Aaron Tay 10:40:57 09/23/00

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