Not a direct answer to your question I know but if you're interested in the KID in particular there's a book by Bronstein which is quite interesting, points out common squares for each of the pieces, how often they end up in a particular place, etc.
Come to think of it I think there is a function in Chessbase that shows that kind of info as well.
Originally posted by KnightloreDo you happen to remember what is was called in Chessbase?... I can't seemed to find it.
Not a direct answer to your question I know but if you're interested in the KID in particular there's a book by Bronstein which is quite interesting, points out common squares for each of the pieces, how often they end up in a particular place, etc.
Come to think of it I think there is a function in Chessbase that shows that kind of info as well.
Originally posted by chesskid001Rahim to the rescue...(clap hands)
I'm still a little confused... 😕
You have a game collection of 100 QG games.
You are curious where the a1 rook moves to in those games.
You plug it into the chess program and it shows you where the a1 rook ends up in all those games and how frequently on each square.
Dat da da, RK