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In article <3h8v99$ro@majestix.cs.uoregon.edu>, bart@cs.uoregon.edu 
says...
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>In article <3h8lvt$nef@sparky.sterling.com>,
>Chris Cortese <ccortese@ITD.Sterling.COM> wrote:
>> My copy of gnuchess is very much partial to certain openings which I am 
less
>> familiar with, such as 1. Nf3 and 1. Nc3...  It never even plays 1. 
e4...
>> Is this normal or is it possible that my opening book is incomplete?
>
>In a related question, does the hashtable somehow store
>information about success/failure of previous openings?  I've
>sometimes got the impression that gnuchess chooses its opening
>based on the previous game...
>
>                                        Bart Massey
>                                        bart@cs.uoregon.edu
An opening is not only one move. You can start with the move you showed, 
but you have to know what de next moves are. Ther are Books with many 
openings also with your opening. Watch for it, and you know the name of 
you opening. Then you know the the first 10 usely moves (or more). When 
you know the name you can look for a book about your opening. then you 
know more variations. If you can play with this opening, you have a good 
(or a normal) opening.
-- 
Frits van Leeuwen
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