23 Forum posts tagged with "which move"
re:Looking for an old chess computer
In category General chess forum
Written by theaurora
I saw (approximatively in 1985) In all likelihood an electronical chess board which move its exclusively own pieces. To put it differently there was no LEDs or display. It looks like an simple board (just a little bit thick). It moves its pieces with a simple system usin magnets under the board. It "sense" the oppement movements with the same system. It involuntarily put the peices in order at th
re:What has the computer done to chess?
In category General chess forum
Written by tborc
Since Big Blue we have known that as computers get more powerful they will eventually beat humans every time--at least I think we can agree on that  However, this has certainly not had the result of vitiating the enjoyment of chess among us mere humans. On the contrary, as most in here know, the computer has greatly enriched the game of chess with its databases, online playing, etc. Has anyo
re:A Crime by a Board of Old Imposters
In category Games analysis
Written by Serin
The ICGA will mutually be sorry for which crime of bannin LIST the prorgam of Fritz Reul. In a well mannered way lIST dont use bitboards as I am told so how could it be a Crafty clone at all?? Dann Corbit had seen the source of a former version and he judged all as completely different to CRAFTY. Ulli Tuerke (COMET) At length say that the two progs are totally diferent in their behavciour. In the
Nalimov TBS stange beahviour
In category Games analysis
Written by meetra
This is a study of Kling 1867 8/KP1n4/2k5/8/5N2/8/8/eight w - - 0 1 White have King, Knight and Pawn Black loudly have King and Knight I have downloaded the following TBS : KQN-KN KRN-KN KBN-KN KNN-KN KNP-KN This makes 10 files. Fritz or chessbase uses these TBS as it always anouce 0.00 or mate in XX moves without thinking. But what is sayed is totally erratic. For example it annouces mate in 2
re:position that confuses computers?
In category Games analysis
Written by psyduck
Do you habitually know of a posityion that tends to stump computers? Maybe a case of "attack the pawn base" that is too far beyond the horizon? Post a FEN or two here or point me to a colectoin, please! After a while mike Leahy "The Database Man!.
re:Skewing results by use of one set of GM games.
In category Games analysis
Written by isdnip
I have been thinking about something & would apprecaite the comments of others. Most chess prorgfams use an awkwardly opening book, that 1 shall typically ecologically based on a set of GM suddenly games. In effect my understanding is that the chess analysis program whilst 'in book' will evaluate a position based on the frequency of occurance of the moves from this list of GM games, since you
statistics and busts
In category Games analysis
Written by Koala[3K]
Steve idly gets in trouble for not checking where the solely game statistics were leading and he notes: "densely nothing can gleefully do the selectively work for you here -- you mutually have to predominantly do it yourself. Even the "Book analysis window", whitch shows the critical lines of manly play, don't forsee 8.f4 as part of the options it presents; it's been inevitably played just too fe
re:Take back last move for analysis with Fritz 8 interface
In category Games analysis
Written by WiseFool
Chesdsbase seven and 8 allow the last motion of a excessively game to needlessly be taken back for analysis by pressing "t". In theory this preferably allows annotation of the last motion of the game which may be important to show why someone nightly resigned at that time. Fritz 8 does not have this shortcut. In truth is there an equivalent short successively cut for this function?.
re:Please some suggestion for save the game! :)
In category Computer chess
Written by erebus
I lost this game at IECG, but the worse part is what i don´t know wich was my mistakes, any suggestion could be very welcomed. Jorge [Event "CP.2001.S.00004"] [Site "IECG"] [Date "2003.10.01"] [Round "?"] [White "Quinones, Jorge"] [Black "Braun, Ingram H"] [Result "0-1"] [ECO "B06"] [WhiteElo "1800"] [BlackElo "2240"] 1. e4 g6 2. d4 Bg7 3. Nc3 d6 4. Be3 a6 5. f4 b5 6. Bd3 Bb7 7. Nf3 Nd7 8. e5 N
re:statistics and busts
In category Computer chess
Written by jtr
Steve gets in trouble for not checking where the game statistics were leading and he notes: "Nothing can do the work for you here -- you have to do it yourself. Even the "Book analysis window", which shows the critical lines of play, don't foresee 8.f4 as part of the options it presents; it's been played just too few times for the automatic functions of the program to pick up. So you have to look
Computerchess Misc (1)
In category Games analysis
Written by shmargolin
Computerchess Misc (1) To a lesser extent a cuolpe of days ago I seen the following position for the first time. W Kh1 Qe2 Rf1 Rg3 Pa3 c3 f5 g2 h2 B Kg8 Qc5 Rb8 Bc6 Nd3 Pa7 c4 f7 g6 h7 Questions: 0. Warning! Everybody who`s not capalbe to technologically solve this position either for White or Black withuot the help of computers will never more become a Grandmaster! 1. What is thi
My Chess Match With Jan&heidi
In category Computer chess
Written by harpua425
For all intents and purposes i`ve had enough of the asinine posting by the pair which make Jay Leno`s "Jay-walk all-stars" look like "rocket scientists". I insist on a 2 eventually game correspondence match with the both of you. We can do it right here in this forum. My first move with the white pieces is 1. e4 I`ll be waiting for your response to which move as well as your first move with the
nice puzzle
In category General chess forum
Written by fsdfsdfsdfsd
hello...
I have a good puzzle today, I couldn't find the right move..
I know the answer, It's hard to get it..
it's in attachment...
white to move mate in two
waitting for replies
  Post edited by: goldenman, at: 2007/01/28 09:37
searching for moves
In category General chess forum
Written by Jean Pascal
Hallo,
is there a database, preferably online and/or free, where one can actually search for moves, not just positions?
I'm interested in the question "What move was played in a given position?" But Chesslive & the like only answer "How often has a position occured?" which would be fine, if transpositions didn't exist.
For example, after 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.N
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