Author: martin fierz
Date: 08:28:44 07/03/01
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>> i use chessbase and fritz, and i mainly use fritz to check tactics. all >>good players i know do the same. there is nothing you can learn from these >>programs except that they are better at tactics :-) > >I disagree. >I am not a professional chess player so I do not do use chess programs to learn >to play better but you can learn by playing against these programs every day and >analyzing your games in order to find your mistakes and trying to define some >thinking rules in order to avoid similiar mistakes in the future. > >I believe that there are strong chess players who do it. i suppose 'there are strong chess players who do it' is correct, but not many. i play in the highest swiss league, and in my team there is one IM and 4 FMs. not one of them uses fritz or any other engine as sparring partner. i know one swiss IM who recently told me that he plays against fritz, but not as in a serious tournament game. he is the only strong player i know who does this. he does not do it because he believes to learn anything from fritz, but because he is the best player in his club and has noone to test his ideas against except fritz. cheers martin
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