Hi Anthony, it was me who noticed this, because I played a few Blitz
as Human vs. Zappa and may be I will even do a live Blitz match
against it, as long as Zappa always plays the French exchange vs. me.
I feel I have good chances then to win a 10 games match, when having
always Black Wink
Will Zappa play with this book in RWBC?
Best wishes,
Guenther
Arrow The public book doesnt play bad line at all. Zappa?s Books are based on nagged files and pgn files. If Zappa chooses the french exchange mainly (because it is not the only system against the french defense), Zappa statistics consider that exchange has a better overall in the pgn database used to create the book. Even though several moves are nagged with !!, Zappa prefers the move with the better statistics.
Additionally, Anthony requests me to use unusual openings in this opening book because he wanted to see the Zappa?s behavior in such openings, although we had run long tests with such openings.
The public book is optional and if you think, it doesnt fill your expectations, you have other options. Just a matter of tastes. Very Happy
Regards, Arturo.
Hi Arturo, I have not said the French exchange is a bad line,
but it makes it very easy for Humans to make a draw and it is
one of the most drawish lines around too.
Actually I would always even try to win here for positional
reasons as Black and being a Human.
More important is that it is used as _only_ answer to the French
with 100% probability and it has not the best statistics as the
log from Zappa tells? Did I missunderstand you because it seems
you said something else in your message?
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Probed book successfully (10 entries / 840 bytes / 0 ms). Selected move e4xd5
Nb1-d2 0.0% ?? [ 56.6%, +1988, -1287, =2034]
e4-e5 0.0% ?? [ 52.2%, +884, -778, =727]
c2-c4 0.0% ?? [ 0.0%, +0, -2, =0]
Bc1-e3 0.0% ?? [ 73.5%, +23, -7, =4]
e4xd5 100.0% !! [ 48.4%, +395, -444, =718]
Bf1-d3 0.0% ?? [ 50.0%, +1, -1, =3]
Nb1-c3 0.0% ?? [ 56.3%, +3372, -2301, =2841]
c2-c3 0.0% ?? [ 0.0%, +0, -0, =0]
f2-f3 0.0% ?? [ 0.0%, +0, -0, =0]
f2-f4 0.0% ?? [ 0.0%, +0, -0, =0]
Regards,
Guenther