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Opening Book: Perfect 2019 (Nov 07, 2019)

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DOWNLOAD Opening Book: Perfect 2019 (Nov 07, 2019)   Perfect 2019 books  released notes: • Based on short openings, played in SCCT (mainly by Top engines av. 3300-3600 Elo) • Each opening line is carefully hand tuned (it’s highly optimized for eng matches) • The winning percentage of mostly openings (average): Whites 55 % / Blacks 45% • These percentage values are checked by close in strength engines (+3300 Elo) • Book’s Depth is mainly up to 8 moves (exc.a few lines are slightly deeper…) • Perfect 2019 includes various strong openings, recommended for tournaments, ratings… • For book settings (ABK, BKT, CTG etc.) under please check the screenshots… • I've spent more than 15 years for the optimization of the current book openings • Before final release, mostly lines tested over than 1.000.000 SCCT games (since 2002) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------   Perfect 2019 opening books are available in 8 (eight) book formats: – A...
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Chess Portable Support Mac and WinXP,Vista,7,8,10 (Tested OK)

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Chess Portable for Windows and MacOSX Useful practice and viewing pgn files in USB Demo this software program Description of this software program I hope you like it :) Here are the highlights: Visual Aids highlight the pieces you can move and whether you can capture an enemy piece or if some of your pieces are threatened. This is very useful especially when you're in check and may miss possible moves and it also helps you take advantage of oppotunities you may overlook otherwise. "Help me move" will give you handy advices if you're stuck. You decide if you actually want to do the suggested move or not. The suggestion is given in plain English and can be a poweful aid. Use it sparingly to avoid being spoiled. Board Analysis shows how the Board is controlled, in shades of blue, red and purple, helping you in the strategic assessment and positioning. Advance pieces to neutral areas; see which areas are strongholds; lure your opponent away to wea...
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