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Re:How to Calculate the Trappiest Openings in Chess Using Stats
on Sunday October 17, 2021 @09:18AM (#28896248)
I'll see what we can do!
Re:How to Calculate the Trappiest Openings in Chess Using Stats
on Sunday October 17, 2021 @08:44AM (#28896065)
That's good to hear! Blackmar-Diemer is favoured by this ranking system as although it's a longish line, the opponent's move are all fairly probable, with the least probable being Qxd4 at still around 20%.
Re:How to Calculate the Trappiest Openings in Chess Using Stats
on Sunday October 17, 2021 @08:41AM (#28896046)
Great idea!
Re:How to Calculate the Trappiest Openings in Chess Using Stats
on Sunday October 17, 2021 @08:40AM (#28896043)
Absolutely - in the repo, you can adjust for the skill of the opponent https://github.com/davidADSP/chess-trap-scorer.
The analysis so far has been for 1600-1800 players.
Re:How to Calculate the Trappiest Openings in Chess Using Stats
on Sunday October 17, 2021 @07:18AM (#28895633)
The longer lines are technically less probable, like you say - I was trying to capture the notion that a trap is more impressive if on average, moves are likely. How would you define 'sub-optimal' move in your proposal? It's a good idea -would be interesting to see it in action!