09 Mar '03 20:27>
Yes, and they're posted on various websites.
Originally posted by bbarrI do use paper books, for the first few moves. A database has entire games, including who won, white or black. With a big enough database, you can find enough moves to give yourself a garndmasters advantage.
I just read your profile, and see you don't use databases. Although it's common knowledge here at RHP that program use is cheating, many people here, myself included, make use of substantial game databases and chess literature. This isn' ...[text shortened]... t the start of your games as well as posting it in your profile.
Originally posted by OmnislashI agree with you, but I don't know all of the openings, and believe that checking for two or three moves makes a better, more enjoyable game for both sides.
Personally, I prefer to use nothing but my own wits and experience. I know a lot of people here use books, databases, etc., but I find the greatest satisfaction in winning with nothing but my noodle. That's how I play and that's how I l ...[text shortened]... e props for me if I beat them. Less props for them if they win. π
Originally posted by OmnislashWhen you are ready, e-mail me at csmart@electronic-learning.com. I have my challenge settings on zero.
You betcha! I'll send one over when I have a slot open. π
Originally posted by arun78You just have to check the 'tournaments' link near the top of the page regularly. New ones will show up there. It usually takes a few days to get players entered, and there doesn't seem to be any kind of regular time schedule for when new ones are started.
Hi, I just joined today. Could anyone tell me how I could join a tournament? Would I be getting an email when a new one starts or do I just have to check in here regularly?
Thanks π