Jebediah_mushroom wrote:
fischer contributed the increment, Is that not enuffff
Exactly, the increment lead to the draw death, because it's impossible to flag people now.
Why philidor is the greatest chess player of all time.
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yep but imagine chess without the increment now. Dirty flags are becoming less and less common
"Don't trust computer evaluations in the opening, they're almost always wrong."
If 150 years of grandmaster practice doesn't convince you, I guess nothing will. It's not like you need a supercomputer to evaluate 3...f5. A nose is enough
bobby fischer is considered the best other than paul morphy
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MandelbrotZoom wrote:
Laskersnephew wrote:
"It was played by morphy therefore it was an excellent idea."
It may be a great "idea" but it's a pretty bad move
Don't trust computer evaluations in the opening, they're almost always wrong.
this comment is almost always wrong
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darkunorthodox88 wrote:
MandelbrotZoom wrote:
Laskersnephew wrote:
"It was played by morphy therefore it was an excellent idea."
It may be a great "idea" but it's a pretty bad move
Don't trust computer evaluations in the opening, they're almost always wrong.
this comment is almost always wrong
It's a well known fact that engine evaluations are inaccurate in the opening, one single move can greatly affect t the course of the game, the horizon effect prevents accurate evaluations.
MandelbrotZoom wrote:
Philidor is the greatest player of all time, because he invented modern chess. Before philidor, people like greco would miss mate in ones all the time.
LOOOL
"It was played by morphy therefore it was an excellent idea."
It may be a great "idea" but it's a pretty bad move
Don't trust computer evaluations in the opening, they're almost always wrong.