Author: Lawrence S. Tamarkin
Date: 07:55:14 11/13/99
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I suspect Rebel Million Base has the most inclusive (I'm not famalier with the Knut Kneven database, so that might be just as inclusive). Rebel Millionbase has a lot of the 'historic' tournament games on it, in the main formats, Rebel format, pgn., cbf., and Cbv. Chess Base Mega is a very big database, with 1,114,429 games & more than 30,000 annotated, it is a fairly compete, and supurbly indexed, if you are a Chess Base user. I think it missing many more of the pre-1945 games though, as company chess base has for a long time tried to sell that as seperate disk. For other collections, check out, www.chessmail.com/ especially for correspondence chess, and www.newinchess.com/ for more erocentric collection. www.bookup.com/ for another big collection, but not sure what's in it. Larry T. On November 13, 1999 at 10:45:43, Pierre Bourget wrote: >Anybody knows which database of games is the most accurate an complete ? >I am particularly interested in games from 1800 to 1970 and wonder which one is >the best between Fatbase 99 and Knut Neven database.If you have them could you >post the number of games they have for 1800-1970.Is there others more complete ? > Thanks. > >Pierre
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