EPTWorld Chess Championship 2013 - Page 39
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Mafe
Germany5966 Posts
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Aelfric
Turkey1496 Posts
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75
Germany4057 Posts
so there is still a chance for a non-draw? | ||
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Aelfric
Turkey1496 Posts
On November 13 2013 22:44 75 wrote: so the computeranalyzing thing is prefering blacks position by half a pawn but the commentator say this will be a draw. so there is still a chance for a non-draw? Almost noneif one doesn't blunder, computer gives material advantage but rook and pawn endgames are hard to not end in a draw if both players are strong. | ||
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Grumbels
Netherlands7032 Posts
On November 13 2013 22:44 75 wrote: so the computeranalyzing thing is prefering blacks position by a half pawn but the commentator say this will be a draw. so there is still a chance for a non-draw? There are standard endgames that the commentators are familiar with that always end in draws, so they can say it with some confidence. | ||
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Aelfric
Turkey1496 Posts
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Arevall
Sweden1133 Posts
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Sooooil
Germany497 Posts
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Jugan
United States1566 Posts
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Grumbels
Netherlands7032 Posts
On November 13 2013 22:54 Sooooil wrote: So I'm watching chess for the first time. I kinda understand the notation, but what does the first "d" in Rdd3 mean? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algebraic_chess_notation#Disambiguating_moves | ||
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Nebuchad
Switzerland12583 Posts
On November 13 2013 22:54 Sooooil wrote: So I'm watching chess for the first time. I kinda understand the notation, but what does the first "d" in Rdd3 mean? It's because the two rooks could make the move, so you have to specify which one it actually is (in this case, the one on the 'd' rank) | ||
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acinx
Australia181 Posts
On November 13 2013 22:54 Sooooil wrote: So I'm watching chess for the first time. I kinda understand the notation, but what does the first "d" in Rdd3 mean? cause both rooks can go to d3 the Rd means the rook on rank d | ||
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Sooooil
Germany497 Posts
On November 13 2013 22:54 Grumbels wrote: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algebraic_chess_notation#Disambiguating_moves Thanks. In the german wiki I didn't see this part of the notation. | ||
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Germany4057 Posts
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Nyxisto
Germany6287 Posts
On November 13 2013 22:54 Sooooil wrote: So I'm watching chess for the first time. I kinda understand the notation, but what does the first "d" in Rdd3 mean? it means that the "d" rook moved, and not the "e" rook , as the notation wouldn't be explicit if you'd just write "Rd3" | ||
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GGitsJack
New Zealand426 Posts
Originally I thought they're just recording a history of the moves, but what use would that be, in terms of analysis and such. | ||
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urboss
Austria1223 Posts
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acinx
Australia181 Posts
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Warfie
Norway2849 Posts
On November 13 2013 23:00 GGitsJack wrote: Hey guys, I always see the players record stuff in the pads in alot of the professional chess videos I come across. What is the purpose of this? Originally I thought they're just recording a history of the moves, but what use would that be, in terms of analysis and such. They're required to. Norwegian commentators talked briefly about some former pro who was quite loud about it being unnecessary, so he'd just put some nonsensical scribble down each time. | ||
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Crushinator
Netherlands2138 Posts
On November 13 2013 23:00 GGitsJack wrote: Hey guys, I always see the players record stuff in the pads in alot of the professional chess videos I come across. What is the purpose of this? Originally I thought they're just recording a history of the moves, but what use would that be, in terms of analysis and such. They are each just recording the moves, at the end they will sign each copy and hand them to an official. It isn't for analysis, but for official record keeping. | ||
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