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Hi,
because we have them all and can compare them. This is simple facts. We don't want to conclude on anything, it's up to the chess players to decide. All in all, what we say, in contemporary world, it is a must to analyse games with a help of computers and databases in order to save time and be efficient.
Alexander Horvath, SIM ICCF
Hi all,
see comparative analysis between Chess Base Mega/Big 2008, Chess Assistant Hugebase 2008 and Openingmaster 1.07
These are just numbers, not conclusions...
for more information on all three please visit
www.chessbase.com / CB Mega
www.chessok.com / CA HugeBase
www.openingmaster.com / OM 1.07
Price comparison :
CB : Mega 149,90 Eur / Big 49,90 Eur
CA : 34,44 Eur
OM : 39,90 Eur
Total Number of games:
CB : 3,803,335
CA : 3,978,421
OM : 5,271,420
Number of games without bodies (only headers)
CB : 43,729
CA : 0
OM : 0
Number of moves 1-7
CB : 71,220
CA : 9,422
OM : 0
Number of games where both players are above 2300 ELO
CB : 744,028
CA : 916,809
OM : 983,435
Number of games where both players are above 2500 ELO
CB : 129,853
CA : 166,232
OM : 177,102
Games played in 2005
CB : 221,161
CA : 168,565
OM : 271,843
Games played in 2006
CB : 214,255
CA : 306,349
OM : 273,843
Games played in 2007
CB : 171,150
CA : 382,104
OM : 248,762
Games played in 2008
CB : -
CA : 187,627
OM : 126,589
Games played in 2005-2008
CB : 606,566
CA : 1,044,645
OM : 921,037
Update frequency:
CB : annual (possibility also online)
CA : weekly
OM : monthly (Correspondence DB is also included in the price)
Annotated games:
CB : yes (61,000 Mega), no (Big)
CA : yes (36,000)
OM : no
Database environment :
CB : ChessBase
CA : Chess Assistant
OM : ChessBase
Best Regards,
Alexander Horvath, SIM ICCF