PLAYING CHESS

You are offered a chess game with a computer that plays, I must say, at a very good level. We do not attempt to evaluate the game of your electronic opponent on a rating scale, but believe me, he really plays well. His strong point at least is that he does not allow blunders and yawns, acting according to the laid program.

An annoying misunderstanding is the fact that the developers do not give the player the right to choose the color of the figures. For some reason, they decided that the player should only play white. In principle, it is considered that playing with white already at the start has a small advantage, but you still need to be able to implement it.

It doesn't make sense to describe the rules of a chess game, everyone probably knows them. Well, you shouldn't even start talking about the development of pieces: the description of openings, combinations, and the game in the endgame can stretch for several volumes. Here you can say simply. If you play chess, then the proposed opponent will be interesting to you, if not, try your luck in simpler chess (links below).

Recently, chess players have been capturing an increasing audience of chess players. The computer (more precisely, programs created by humans) began to play so well that even grandmasters lose to it. Of course, because he can calculate the game a hundred moves ahead. And yet, psychologically, a person continues to view the program as an ordinary rival, trying with all his might to defeat it. And you know, sometimes you do!