Author: Komputer Korner
Date: 20:10:45 11/04/98
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On November 04, 1998 at 21:47:44, Mike Saavedra wrote: >I have Fritz, "the tactical monster" as it is called. I would like to start >playing longer time controls (I've been told by more than one that to improve my >game, I should start playing longer games and lay off the Blitz for a while). >So, I throw the question out, what is the best positional engine out there with >good features (good teaching features, hey, im no GM, and want more is as a >teaching tool to analyze my positional games) The thing is that if I see a >crowded board, with little space, I start exchanging pawn and pieces, perhaps in >not a too wise matter in OTB games (I get a little clausterphobic ;) ) I want to >remedy that. I've started studying openings (humbug) and a good positional >program might do me some good. So, if anybody owns many of these different >software, what would you consider to be the best positional teaching/engine >program out there. I've been considering Hiarcs engine for Fritz (if there was a >Rebel engine, I would probably snatch it up considering the reviews here). Any >help? Thanks. Junior 5 plays a good positional game but you will have to buy the new Junior 5 program because it is 32 bit and the Fritz program is 16 bit. -- Komputer Korner
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