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z

127.0.0.1

Joined
27 Oct 05
Moves
158564
11 Apr 07

Originally posted by z00t
What I would do if I was having problems in one opening is to do a search of stronger player games on that opening. I posted a game here recently where my engine played poorly vs the French in the engine room. Looking at a few GM games like Short-Korchnoi I soon realised what was wrong.
Yes stronger players are a good source of ideas. The hard part is finding one who plays the lines you do. For instance one would expect studying Weyerstrass' french games to be very rewarding. However he plays none of the lines I play.

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Joined
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Moves
3112
11 Apr 07

What about a new Watson book? Do you expect him to release a new book this year? Also, how good is he at explaining the ideas behind the moves?