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For the advanced players who wants to improve, I have a little suggestion: play against the BOT simpleEval. It's a great exercise because it gives you chances to win, but it's very hard to beat. I have played many games against it. I was winning in almost all of them and lost in the end. It seemed it was impossible to beat it despite the great positions I had, but today I finally won a game! If you guys are interested, here is the game:

https://lichess.org/qT7R0NST/white#143

For the advanced players who wants to improve, I have a little suggestion: play against the BOT simpleEval. It's a great exercise because it gives you chances to win, but it's very hard to beat. I have played many games against it. I was winning in almost all of them and lost in the end. It seemed it was impossible to beat it despite the great positions I had, but today I finally won a game! If you guys are interested, here is the game: https://lichess.org/qT7R0NST/white#143

Did you make this?

The BOT? No; I just like to play against it. It allows you to practice your attacking skills. No other bot gives you this opportunity.

gekkehenker

#4

Don't forget the bot WrongEval too.

It's a little dumber than SimpleEval, but it's very strong regardless.
Just as hard to convert wins.

Don't forget the bot WrongEval too. It's a little dumber than SimpleEval, but it's very strong regardless. Just as hard to convert wins.

Peristilo

#5

@gekkehenker said in #4:

Don't forget the bot WrongEval too.

It's a little dumber than SimpleEval, but it's very strong regardless.
Just as hard to convert wins.

Yes, it seems interesting too. I believe one can learn a lot by playing these bots.

@gekkehenker said in #4: > Don't forget the bot WrongEval too. > > It's a little dumber than SimpleEval, but it's very strong regardless. > Just as hard to convert wins. Yes, it seems interesting too. I believe one can learn a lot by playing these bots.