Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 18:29:54 10/27/03
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Rather than a conspiracy, I suspect that there is still a small degree of randomness in opening book lines. Will Diep play the exact same line over and over again given the same sequence of opponent moves? I guess not. Probably, it is something like this: if (r=(rand()%32117) <= 22481) 1. e4 else if (r <= 29000) 1. d4 else if (r <= 30000) 1. Nf3 else 1. c4 Or something of that nature. But if I were to write a chess database connected to a chess program, I would most definitely do a lookup for the weakness of the opponent and open with that (whatever it was). If I did not have enough games for a statisically significant answer, I would probably do something like the above. Of course, I might throw in 1. b4 just for fun.
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