Author: Gian-Carlo Pascutto
Date: 03:06:20 07/16/02
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On July 16, 2002 at 05:55:37, Uri Blass wrote: >I suspect that having a special book against the commercial programs with the >white pieces that includes lines like 1.c3 could be better because you can get >equallity out of book and avoid prepared traps. > >1.c3 is only one example and there are a lot of possible moves that you can >start with white and the opponents cannot know what you prepared to prepare >killing lines. > >The commercial programs may have a reply to 1.c3 in book but if you prepare >manually some lines after 1.c3 you can be practically sure that you can throw >them out of book with equallity. I'm not convinced this is as easy. Kure actually has a lot of moves in book after c3. And even then, you're only going to get equality with white, and a disadvantage with black. You're already at a disadvantage compared to someone using a book. And you can't steer what you get as well. -- GCP
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