Author: Eran
Date: 16:01:34 06/08/01
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On June 08, 2001 at 17:48:45, Rich Van Gaasbeck wrote: >I've never seen anyone say that the Stonewall defence is difficult for computers >to handle. Is that because it is easy for the computer to avoid, or because it >is not as hard to handle when the stonewall formation is on Black's side? Since Stonewall Defense is a closed positional game, most computer chess are not good at closed games; they are weak especially in Stonewall Defense. Computer chess are excellent in tactics. As far as I know, some top chess programmers work very hard how to improve their chess engines that will play very well in closed games. Eran
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