Author: William Penn
Date: 20:01:58 03/26/04
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On March 26, 2004 at 19:27:25, Derek Paquette wrote: >HI folks, >the topic is self explanatory >if your program is looking 25ply ahead in a correspondance chess match, >would it really even need an openning book? > >wouldn't that be deep enough? For correspondence chess, get the biggest junk database you can find, and several smaller ones of higher quality. Take all opening books with a grain of salt, although some of them can be helpful. It's always a challenge when comparing book moves with the best move found by your program. Sometimes they agree, sometimes they don't. When they don't agree, then you have to use your own best judgement. There is no easy way. WP
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