Author: Roger D Davis
Date: 17:25:44 05/31/05
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On May 31, 2005 at 12:33:57, Dom Leste wrote: >comments by Chilly at chessgames.com > >"Opening preperation is certainly a critical point. We use a very short opening >book. Maximum 10 moves, sound main variations. Then we leave Hydra from the >lash. I think it is difficult to find within the first 10 moves in >main-variations killing-novelties. It is possible to find something afterwards. >But Hydra is difficult to predict and it has already refuted some lines. Testing >the novelty with Fritz is no real guaranntee. If the GM deviates quite early >from theory, he has less time per move and has to do much more calculations." Maybe they analyze to about 4 more plies out using Hydra on long term analysis to extend their own book. It's consistent with their philosophy, at least.
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