Originally posted by MilkyJoe
What is the point of the Games Explorer? And why doesn't the little hand appear when you hover over it?
The hand is so you can click a piece, and move it.
This is a form of data. It helps you decide what may be a good move if there is data recorded on any given move. It is basically for opening play, because once you leave opening theory, chances are you will not find a given position in the explorer.
http://www.timeforchess.com/gamesexplorer/
over on the right you will see a list of possible moves, you can click one and it will tell you chances of either color winning or drawing... and a list of games where the move was played at RHP.
Toy with it, you can't break it.
Example:
http://www.timeforchess.com/gamesexplorer/index.php?movelist=e2e4g8f6b1c3e7e6&flip=0&co=-&u=-1&c=1400
There were about 28 games played using this opening. The moves didn't necessarily need to be in the same order, they got to the same position however and that's what's important.
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