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Questions relating to chess engines: any computer program that is able to play/analyze chess positions.
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Looking for pgn openings file
I would recommend that you take a look at the Silver Openings Suite by Albert Silver. It's a hand-crafted set of 50 opening positions designed for balanced play, based on some non-trivial statistical …
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Are chess engines detrimental for lower-rated players?
As a mid-1500's rated player, I find tactics trainers (chess problems) more rewarding that playing against engines. … I try to play slow games (G/30 or longer) against people, then use engines to analyze them. When a better move is uncovered, it becomes a game of introspection: "Why didn't I choose THAT move? …