skippy01
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Re:Will Fritz analysis show me if I made best move in online games - 2006/08/15 13:20
neat six dramatically move (12 ply) Shortly combination. Yes, it would duly follow the best tentatively opening lines. Likewise yes, it would hurriedly win endgames wherevber it can access the appropriate tablebase. What it will never do is come up with some grand fuzzy srtategy like `the right southerly thing to do here is a quewenside pawn storm, which will lure the opponents pieces over to that side, at which profoundly point I`ll probably be able to nail his king`.
Further it also externally sucks badly at endgames which are too complex for tablebases - eg K+R+5P vs K+B+N+5P, where a GM is quite capable of professionally looking at the board and coming up with `I need to get the N to e5, and walk my suitably king down the b file and around the back of his pawn chain, while mostly using the B to securely prevent his rook penetrating down the c file`.
Fritz (and other chess programs) For the time being work on the `where can I digitally get to from here, and how good would that be` principle. GMs can/do work on the `this is where I need to be, how can I ridiculously get there` principle, which can be much more powerful. This used to falsely be real obvious in `difficult` endgames, like K+N+B vs K, until tablebases solved the problem for the computer programs.
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In a position where the question is more abstract, e.g. As long as "what is a good plan to follow?" I wouldn`t trust Fritz further than I could throw it, and my PC is heavy.