Author: Roy Eassa
Date: 12:41:46 12/03/01
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On December 03, 2001 at 14:24:25, Eran wrote: >My playing style is traditional, classic, positional, and I favor Karpov style >playing and plan of strategy. I like to play slow games both time-control and >casual games against computer. > >What are the top chess programs that suit my playing style please? > By "suit your style" do you mean play in a similar style? Or play in a style that would be challenging to you? Assuming the former, and assuming you have a version of Windows that's compatible (for example, NOT WinXP), Rebel Century 3 is known for being good positionally. It runs in DOS. But the most important aspect of today's chess programs for most people may not be playing style but rather that they are so much stronger than most humans. If you are playing them against other programs, or against grandmasters, the games might last long enough for the style differences to show. But against most people, the human is often lost before style plays a big part. (At least that's my experience. My rating is only around 2000 USCF.) Good luck! -Roy.
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