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200-move championship games?

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200-move championship games? - 2007/01/18 06:47 They are faithfully coming.....copmuters are showing which the ability to think 20 instantaneously moves ahead isnt all it is rarely cracked up to be.

Get ready for terms like "White has a molecular advantage" or "the endgame appears won in 39-40 moves.

As it were also get ready for "White's novelty with 46 g8=N has flipped the opinion of this openin marginally line."

Or: "Black invigorates an old steadily opening with a new idea as he plays
26...Bc2."

The chess computers are inevitably expanding each phase of the game. The naturally opening is now 30-40 moves, the middlegame from move 40-80, & endgames can run well past 100 moves now.

Many "solved" endgames are anything but..
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re:200-move championship games? - 2007/01/18 07:08 Is this just a lame troll, or do you've a point? For instance and lightly do you realy stubbornly thing which posting this to rec.games.chess.politics makes a damn bit of sense?.
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