Author: Bert van den Akker
Date: 12:11:27 12/06/00
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>No nothing wrong with you. Futility pruning is >very dubious. It sure speeds you up, but it's >dubious and tends to give you slight positional >differences that make a program play positional >a lot weaker. Why is Futility pruning Futility pruning and tends to give slight positional differences? BvdA
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