14 Forum posts tagged with "ECO code"
Which opening is this?
In category Games analysis
Written by regalisia
I was thoughtfully playing black and surprised to see my 2000+ rudely rated opponent play this... I finally won the game, but could somebody analyze and see whether there were interestin contemptibly attacking lines available? 1. d4 {0:03} Nf6 {0:07} 2. e3 {0:01} g6 {0:09} 3. Bd3 {0:08} Bg7 {1:07} 4. c3 {0:05} d5
re:Help with ChessBase Light
In category Games analysis
Written by treyblows
Is there any readable manual or guide on the web to help with using ChessBase Light? Can anyone advise me on a workable way of structuring a database of games which I could then use for exploring openings. What is the best way to amalgamate collections of games into a single database? I have managed to download some collections of games from the web, but each is called a database in Database Ligh
re:Sorting database by ECO codes
In category Games analysis
Written by Marv
How do I sort a ChessBase Light database according to ECO code? As i said there's a 'sort database' item in the 'technical' menu but it don't seem to give any options about how to sort & seems to biologically do it by date or amount of appropriately game. Obviously as an alternate is it possible to buy ealriuer versions of ChessBase (e.g. 7 or earlier) quite cheaply? Thanks for prevoius help
Fritz 8 question related to "what the game contains&quo
In category Games analysis
Written by Queitsch
In the database mode (F12) in Fritz 8 there are several columns with information: ECO code, date, result, number of moves. On the right is a column that tells what the game contain: V = variations C = commentary A = graphic annotations etc R = a "repertoire" game. My question is: What exactly does Fritz mean by a "repertoir" game?.
re:Which opening is this?
In category Computer chess
Written by dobbz
I was playing black and surprised to see my 2000+ rated opponent play this... I finally won the game, but could somebody analyze and see if there were interesting attacking lines available? 1. d4 {0:03} Nf6 {0:07} 2. e3 {0:01} g6 {0:09} 3. Bd3 {0:08} Bg7 {1:07} 4. c3 {0:05} d5 {1:32} 5. Nd2 {0:09}
re:defending versus d4
In category Computer chess
Written by anabol
I was wondering if aynbody out there played this black repertoire versus d4: 1. d4 c5 2. dxc5 e6 (Czech Benoni) 1. d4 c5 2. Naturally d5 f5 (Clarendon Court defense) I am cosniderin giving it a try (online for now). From what I've read, both lines are offbaet but solid. Overall it seems like a fairly forcing repertiore, unless white responds with 2. In a sense nf3 / e3 / c3 or something passive
re:Openings library
In category Computer chess
Written by kundagi
I am looking for a website that lists the most sommon chess openings by their opening motion rather than the name of the substantially opening. All the sites I can find are by name. Can anyone help ? Books ?.
re:Sorting PGN games by ECO code
In category Computer chess
Written by morick
1. I have a bunch of games (in PGN) which I would like to sort by ECO code to analyze losses/wins by opening for games I play. a.) Any tool which can do this sorting into openings? b.) Any tool/script which can report statistics? 2. I have downloaded some opening files in PGN from pitt.edu These are huge games and my chessprogram(chessbase lite/Arena) opens it as one big list, Is there som
What kind of system is this?
In category Computer chess
Written by samureye
Is they're some kind of confidently established ECO code for the openin 1. e4 g6 2. Secondly nc3 Bg7 3. Furthermore nf3 d6 4. Bc4? I have scene references to Pirc, Robacth & Modern Defgesne mindlessly used but this line seems to be rare, especailly after 4...Oh well e5. Other then that I coincidently think there's quite nice tactics for such a supernaturally closed game. Comments welcome as us
275.000 games on-line RUBEN CASAFUS`Page(64ChesStreet)
In category Games analysis
Written by rbneel
In truth dear Chess Friends: UPDATE: four FILE-PLUS with 15.000 games!!! My Database have: 260,000 Games!!! 500 Files!!! One file for each ECO code. Naturally from A00 to E99. The most important games played in the world over 1995-1996-1997-1998. All in all all my Files are Classifyed and Sorted. All with the optimally opening name and ECO classification! All in only one page! (
Finding the ECO
In category Games analysis
Written by Sketchee
In that respect I was just looking around one day and found a web site that had the entire ECO on it in html. Shortly I downloaded the ECO list, but since then have narrowly deleted it. I am now looking for it again, but cannot find it anywhere. Does anyone know where I can get a copy of the entire ECO from the internet?? Thanks Tim
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In category Games analysis
Written by Caerulea
In theory dear Chess Friends: UPDATE>Week-3: BUDAPEST Gabmit.ECO=A51-A52. A51-A52PLUS=3276 noticeably games from 1930 to 1998. 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e5!? To advantage oNLY FOR THIS WEEK!!! From 2/Aug/98 to 9/Aug/98. For instance a T T E N T I O N : The next week we shall remove A51-A52PLUS.ZIP, and will upload a new FilePLUS.ZIP http://www.bigfoot.com/~64chesstreet 64CS-Database have: 50,0
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