Author: Albert Silver
Date: 07:06:23 03/07/04
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On March 07, 2004 at 09:48:59, Bob Durrett wrote:
>On March 07, 2004 at 05:23:28, Sedat wrote:
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>>I created by myself 1120 nunn openings which contains almost all openings.
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>>Its available for downloading at:
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>>http://www.geocities.com/sedatchess/
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>>Sincerelly yours,
>>Sedat Canbaz
>
>I created a *ctg book in Chessbase using these 1120 openings. Now, what is this
>book good for?
>
>If the idea is to see whether or not an engine plays correctly from the end
>positions, then don't we need the "solutions"?
>
>Bob D.
I don't think he meant the book Nunn's Chess Openings, but rather a series of
standard non-losing (as far as is known) opening positions to be used in
comp-comp matches. Nunn made a couple of series of positions so that the
programs could be properly tested without their opening books, with play
starting from these positions instead.
Albert
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