Author: Mike Byrne
Date: 19:13:58 06/15/04
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On June 15, 2004 at 13:31:23, Derek Paquette wrote: >I am going to be playing Petrovich at an upcoming date using Chesstiger 15 >(opponent is human ON) or Chesstiger 16, if it happens to come out first(with >opponent is human ON) > >after watching the Shredder 8 game, i thought that if i made a 'radical' >openning book, that i could clinch a win with white, or atleast try. >I would want to open the board up right away, > >right now i'm toying with g2g4 as my first move for white, >something like, > 1. g4 d5 2. Bg2 Bxg4 3. c4 c6 4. >cxd5 Nf6 * > >what do you people think? silly idea? i dont want him to be able to close the >board up > >does anyone have a CB book that they could recommend that might do this? > >or have any of your own ideas? > > >Thanks, > >-Derek Paquette A standard tournament book will give you the best chance. A non standard book may result in a win, but your odds are better with tournament book. I'll put it to you this way -- if you(anyone) were to receive $1000 for a win , $500 for a draw and $ 0 for a loss - which book would most users use then? They would use the standard tournament book - so there's your answer.
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