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The style of players is how they play. The style of the opening is which players are suited best for it.
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Is starting from sides a bad style?
I would say you are wasting your own time. Black could have built a d5-e5 center with two bishops on d6 and e6 in your setup. Even in you own line, Black has all the winning chances due to weaker Whit …
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How to make a computer play like a player?
Firstly, you must understand how an engine plays chess, because if you don't you'll never understand why it's hard. Without going into too much technical details, an engine doesn't think. Even the mos …
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How to determine objectively if a move is passive or aggressive?
Let me answer your questions precisely and technically:
Q: I also know that some softwares like chessmaster...?
Nobody knows for sure because Chessmaster is closed source. Fortunately, it's not har …
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