I don't go through them any more myself, but maybe that's just me.
Prior to computer databases, Chess Informants were invaluable for serious players. (Tournament players, masters, GMs, etc.). But I don't think that's the case anymore. Today's digital files and digital databases are able to offer the same thing, but in a more accessible format.
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MrEdCollins wrote:
I don't go through them any more myself, but maybe that's just me.
Prior to computer databases, Chess Informants were invaluable for serious players. (Tournament players, masters, GMs, etc.). But I don't think that's the case anymore. Today's digital files and digital databases are able to offer the same thing, but in a more accessible format.
except for the annotations in chess informant
Do any of you go through Chess Informant? I find it to be a bit esoteric and not good for practical purposes.