Author: Dan Homan
Date: 09:01:20 02/02/00
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On February 02, 2000 at 10:22:50, Brian Richardson wrote: >Yes, I have made continual changes between games. One example was taking credit >for pondering time even if the predicted move was not made! Also tightened I am not sure I understand this, but it sounds like a mistake. If you ponder a move and that move *is* made but you didn't ponder long enough, you can credit that time against your continued search of that position. (I don't do this, myself - I just take the opportunity for an overall longer search, but it is likely a good idea.) If you ponder a move and that move *is not* made, your pondering search is completely wasted. You can't credit the time in this case, because the real position on the board is different than the one you pondered. - Dan >king >safety, and provide whisper info, etc... Still need to prevent Petrov line as >black as Tinker has no book :( > >So far the tournament has been great! >Thanks to McRiley for coordinating.
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