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Date: 22 Dec 2005 10:27:24
From: Lloyd Uhler
Subject: Solid Opening Systems
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See:
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The Spreadsheets offer a new efficient way to maintain ECO-type Opening
Systems.
You can add comments, side-lines, traps, and game references as footnotes.
These systems can be maintained and updated when newer games are played that
offer
better lines. How do you keep your Opening material?
Flank System for Black (Black vs. Reti & English Opening)
d6 System Black (against 1.d4 and 1.e4)
1.e4 e5 System Black
1.e4 System White
Franco_Benoni System for Black
London System for White
Q-Gambit for Black
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Date: 24 Dec 2005 19:52:50
From:
Subject: Re: Solid Opening Systems
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there's only one best chess opening system
and that's the only one.
here's how my simple comp is crushing
the present nr 1 on Fics, ie Fruit 2.2.1
white plays and win:
[Event "Computer chessmatch"]
[Site "freechess.org"]
[Date "2005.12.24"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Kec"]
[Black "TaoGizmo"]
[Result "1-0"]
[BlackElo "2694"]
[ECO "C92"]
[Opening "Spanish"]
[Time "18:56:55"]
[Variation "Closed, Zaitsev, 11.Nbd2"]
[WhiteElo "2567"]
[TimeControl "1500+5"]
[Comment "TaoGizmo forfeits by disconnection 1-0gameend"]
[Termination "time forfeit"]
[PlyCount "59"]
[WhiteType "program"]
[BlackType "program"]
1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bb5 a6 4.Ba4 Nf6 5.O-O Be7 6.Re1 b5 7.Bb3 d6 8.c3
O-O 9.h3
Bb7 10.d4 Re8 11.Nbd2 exd4 12.cxd4 Na5 13.Bc2 c5 14.d5 Nd7 15.b3 Bf6
16.Rb1 Bc3
17.Re3 b4 18.Nf1 Rc8 19.Ng3 {(Pf1g3 Pd7e5 Pg3f5 Pe5g6 Te3e2 Dd8d7 Dd1d3
c5c4 b3xc4
Pa5xc4 Lc2b3 Pg6e5 Pf3xe5 Pc4xe5 Dd3g3 f7f6) -0.05/14 74} g6 20.Bd2
{(Lc1d2 Lc3xd2
Dd1xd2 Dd8f6 Te3e1 Pd7e5 Pf3xe5 Te8xe5 f2f4 Te5e8 e4e5 Df6h4 Pg3h1 d6xe5
Te1xe5)
+0.03/14 16} Bg7 21.Re1 {(Te3e1 Lg7f6 Lc2d3 Dd8b6 Dd1c2 Pd7e5 Pf3xe5
Lf6xe5 Ld2e3 Le5c3
Te1c1 Lc3f6 Dc2e2 Lf6c3) +0.08/13 9} Ne5 22.Nxe5 {(Pf3xe5 Te8xe5 Dd1f3
Dd8b6 h3h4
Tc8f8 h4h5 Te5e8 Tb1c1) +0.33/15 37} Bxe5 23.Qg4 {(Dd1g4 Dd8f6 Pg3h5
Df6e7 Tb1c1
Le5b2) +0.21/15 27} Ra8 24.Bg5 {(Ld2g5 Le5f6 h3h4 Lb7c8 Dg4f4 Lf6xg5
Df4xg5 Lc8d7
Dg5f4 Dd8e7 e4e5 d6xe5 Df4h6 f7f5 Tb1d1 c5c4) +0.12/15 40} Qc7 25.Qh4
{(Dg4h4 Le5c3
Te1c1 Lb7c8 Lc2d3 Lc8d7 a2a3 Dc7b6 Lg5f4 Pa5b7 Pg3e2 Lc3g7 a3a4 Ta8c8)
+0.27/15 70}
h5 26.Bd3 {(Lc2d3 Lb7c8 Lg5f4 Le5xf4 Dh4xf4 Dc7e7 Pg3f1 Lc8d7) +0.64/14
44} Bc3
27.Rec1 {(Te1c1 Lc3g7 Tc1c2 Lb7c8 Tb1c1 Lg7e5 Lg5f6 Le5xf6 Dh4xf6 Dc7e7
Df6f4) +0.81/14
38} Bd4 28.Be2 {(Ld3e2 Dc7b6 Le2xh5 c5c4 Lg5f6 Ld4xf6 Dh4xf6 Db6d8
Df6xd8 Ta8xd8
Lh5e2) +1.00/14 47} Kg7 29.Rcd1 {(Tc1d1 Ld4e5) +1.26/14 52} Be5 30.f4
{(f2f4) +2.46/14
105} {1-0 black disconnects, white's positional score increasing to
+6.4 } 1-0
www.superchess.com
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Date: 24 Dec 2005 19:59:35
From:
Subject: Re: Solid Opening Systems
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one little addition:
[email protected] wrote:
>
> here's how my simple comp is crushing
> the present nr 1 on Fics, ie Fruit 2.2.1
ok now Fruit made the mistake of playing e5? against 1.e4!
but what would happen in case of a Sicilian ?
well, main defensive choices would be Sveshnikov or
Najdorf, with Najdorf probably being slightly stronger.
but after Bg5! in the Najdor, black is simply crushed.
merry xmas
best regards
www.superchess.com
PS all other defence systems against e4, such as
1..c6 ?? (failing after 2.c4!!), 1..e6 (failing
after d4 d5 Nbd2!!) etc. are simply losing as well
:)
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