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Questions about game statistics, e.g. the winning percentage of a "line," the probability of some event occurring in a game, or player statistics.
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Is the number of possible chess games infinite?
One simple argument that the number of chess games is finite could be as follows.
Due to the 50-move rule, any 50-move subsequence of a given chess game will contain at least one capture or a pawn m …
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Which side has the advantage in an Armageddon tiebreak game?
It is generally considered that white has better chances of winning in chess. This is due to white's initiative, since white gets to move first. The difference in chances seems to get more significant …
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Bishop vs Knight
Kasparov once said something like: "The number of positions in which a bishop is better a than knight is greater than the number of positions in which a knight is better than a bishop. That's why bish …
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