Three reasons why this Jerome Gambiteer has a goofy grin on his face these days:
1) The latest issue of Kaissiber is available.
Contents
Computerschach
Arno Nickel: Freistil
Bent Larsen: Die Meisterzüge
Eröffnungen
Michiel Wind: Vorsicht Skandinavisch
Nachlese: Du Chattels System
Bücker: Am Triumphlager des Königsgambits
Diskussion: Schara-Hennig-Gambit
Gawehns: Owen-Verteidigung II
Schachgeschichte
Peter Anderberg: Sammi Fajarowicz 100
JahreAlfred Diel: Vera Menchik
Literatur
2) Rybka 3.0, with its own graphical interface, is due out in early August.
As they say on the website --
Rybka 3: The World's Strongest Chess Engine
Current Computer Chess World Champion, estimated rating: 3150
* Leads all independent computer chess rating lists
Utilize the full power of Rybka 3 with Aquarium: Designed for Rybka
* A graphical user interface (GUI) designed for Rybka
* Takes full advantage of all Rybka features
* Unprecedented analysis features: Infinite analysis, blunder check, game analysis, interactive deep analysis (IDeA)
* Handicap play (Elo-level 900-3100; material handicaps)
* Fischerandom/Chess960 support
* State of the art chess trees (fast, powerful, compact)
* Engine matches and tournaments
* Rybka 3 UCI includes versions for 32 Bit and 64 Bit processors
* A database with 3,300,000 games
* On-line access to Nalimov endgame tablebases (3-6 pieces)
* UCI Engine for connection to Fritz, ChessBase, etc.
* Chess Internet Resource Server: Weekly updates, exchange data
* Free broadcast and Playing zone
3) There is a new book out with some analysis on the Jerome Gambit... sort of.
It's Laszlo Orban's Schach Eröffnungen Das Königsbauerspiel als Schlüssel zu erfolgreichen Eröffnungssystemen erschienen, published October 2007.
Actually, in honor of Orban's 100th birthday, it's a reprint of his book written decades earlier.
But it does have the Jerome Gambit in it.
Contents
Computerschach
Arno Nickel: Freistil
Bent Larsen: Die Meisterzüge
Eröffnungen
Michiel Wind: Vorsicht Skandinavisch
Nachlese: Du Chattels System
Bücker: Am Triumphlager des Königsgambits
Diskussion: Schara-Hennig-Gambit
Gawehns: Owen-Verteidigung II
Schachgeschichte
Peter Anderberg: Sammi Fajarowicz 100
JahreAlfred Diel: Vera Menchik
Literatur
2) Rybka 3.0, with its own graphical interface, is due out in early August.
As they say on the website --
Rybka 3: The World's Strongest Chess Engine
Current Computer Chess World Champion, estimated rating: 3150
* Leads all independent computer chess rating lists
Utilize the full power of Rybka 3 with Aquarium: Designed for Rybka
* A graphical user interface (GUI) designed for Rybka
* Takes full advantage of all Rybka features
* Unprecedented analysis features: Infinite analysis, blunder check, game analysis, interactive deep analysis (IDeA)
* Handicap play (Elo-level 900-3100; material handicaps)
* Fischerandom/Chess960 support
* State of the art chess trees (fast, powerful, compact)
* Engine matches and tournaments
* Rybka 3 UCI includes versions for 32 Bit and 64 Bit processors
* A database with 3,300,000 games
* On-line access to Nalimov endgame tablebases (3-6 pieces)
* UCI Engine for connection to Fritz, ChessBase, etc.
* Chess Internet Resource Server: Weekly updates, exchange data
* Free broadcast and Playing zone
3) There is a new book out with some analysis on the Jerome Gambit... sort of.
It's Laszlo Orban's Schach Eröffnungen Das Königsbauerspiel als Schlüssel zu erfolgreichen Eröffnungssystemen erschienen, published October 2007.
Actually, in honor of Orban's 100th birthday, it's a reprint of his book written decades earlier.
But it does have the Jerome Gambit in it.
