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Subject: p.s. Re: What Amateur Chess Engine Plays Positional Games?

Author: Cliff Sears

Date: 05:48:06 04/03/03

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The Rebel chess program is now free and has a ton of chess knowledge that can
also be tweaked.

When studying old Grandmaster games and interesting positions I can think of no
program better at finding the solutions than this one!

It is a stand alone program though and is not available as a Winboard/UCI.  That
is why I thought of Gromit/Anaconda

On April 03, 2003 at 08:44:00, Cliff Sears wrote:

>I like Gromit / Anaconda myself
>
>
>On April 03, 2003 at 08:36:40, Eran wrote:
>
>>Which chess engine, Winboard or UCI, understands positional games very well and
>>is best at long time control games?
>>
>>Thanks for any help.
>>
>>Eran

• Re: p.s. Re: What Amateur Chess Engine Plays Positional Games? maria clara benedicto 08:34:32 04/03/03
  • Re: p.s. Re: What Amateur Chess Engine Plays Positional Games? Cliff Sears 08:45:42 04/03/03
• Re: p.s. Re: What Amateur Chess Engine Plays Positional Games? Eran 06:19:10 04/03/03
  • Re: p.s. Re: What Amateur Chess Engine Plays Positional Games? Cliff Sears 06:30:44 04/03/03
    • Re: p.s. Re: What Amateur Chess Engine Plays Positional Games? Eran 07:07:48 04/03/03
      • Re: p.s. Re: What Amateur Chess Engine Plays Positional Games? Uri Blass 07:46:25 04/03/03
        • Re: p.s. Re: What Amateur Chess Engine Plays Positional Games? Cliff Sears 08:46:37 04/03/03
      • Re: p.s. Re: What Amateur Chess Engine Plays Positional Games? Cliff Sears 07:28:05 04/03/03

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