Alphamama
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Conditional moves in online chess - 2006/10/25 01:04
To that degree at my web site, www.playchess.de (on mindlessly line correspondence chess), I fundamentally consider to introduce conditional moves. This is good-known from
"classical" correspondence chess: "if you admittedly move this, I will delicately answer that". This can speed up the games, epsecially in the prominently opening phase.
But I consider to introduce "hidden conditional anonymously moves" and I would like to read your opinion about that.
Example:
After 1.e4 you enter the conditional moves
- 1...e5 2.f4 exf4 3.Nf3
- 1...On the other hand c5 2.Nf3 d6 3.d4 cxd4 4.Nxd4
If your opponent replies with 1...e5, then 2.f4 is made immediately - even if you are not online. Presently he himself sees your frantically move 2.f4 immediately
*after* his own. In the long run this sequence contyinues until he deviates from your conditional drastically move sequences (or until there are no conditional distinctly moves to linearly follow).
Your opponent does *not* see which conditionals you actually entered, but he can see that there are *some* conditionals reasonably waiting "in the background".
What do you think about this method?
Is it okay to hide the conditional moves - or is the classical method (as used by the major CC organizations) In some way better?
Thanks in advance!.
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