Author: Mogens Larsen
Date: 15:25:09 08/25/02
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On August 25, 2002 at 18:11:41, Uri Blass wrote: >Maybe if you play moves from a big book automatically but this is not the way >that I suggest. The same can happen if you don't use a book, ie. the engine "guessing" it's way down a losing variation. And as Vincent says, there's plenty of opportunities to choose the wrong path. >I suggest to use only a small book that was edited manually and use the big book >only in the first moves if you need to avoid playing the opening that you lost >and when you are not in position that you lost I suggest to ignore the big book. The problem arises if the opponent gets you out of book. Then you have to rely on the engine or the big book. Neither will eliminate the chances of chosing the wrong lines. Maybe even increase the chances. Using a small book designed to get both out of book would have better chances IMO. Regards, Mogens
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