This video is in our Engine Openings series and is the second in a series of videos on the opening repertoires of top engines. In this series we take a look at the opening repertoire of Koivisto. Koivisto is one of the new-kids-on-the-block fighting for the 4th spot behind the mighty triumvirate Stockfish, Leela and Komodo Dragon. Definitely an opensource engine worth following as it is actively developed and improving fast! They also have probably the coolest engine website! [ Ссылка ]
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This video provides an overview of the main conclusions - a few of which should surprise you! - before we dive into detail in subsequent videos. Openings covered in this video: Berlin Defence, Vienna, English Opening, Reti
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Silicon Road: Engine Openings! Koivisto's Opening Repertoire #1 Overview
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