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Monday, December 19, 2011

Tartajubow’s Super Opening Book

I am making the opening book I use for my correspondence games available. This book is in Chessbase format contains 404,080 positions compiled from 15,620 correspondence and engine games (up to 30 moves deep) in which at least one player was rated over 2400.  With this opening book you can be sure that you are playing the best moves in any given variation because they have been analyzed by strong CC players who were most likely checking the variations with engines.

Download it HERE
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