Lessons From My Komodo Match - Chess Lecture - Volume 180 Featured Products White can try to exploit

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Lessons From My Komodo Match - Chess Lecture - Volume 180 Featured Products White can try to exploitPresented by International Grand Master Eugene Perelshteyn for ChessLecture. com Komodo is a commercial chess engine that is consistently ranked near the top of most major chess engine rating lists. Komodo heavily relies on board evaluation rather than depth, and thus has a distinctive positional style. Its forte is to play when there is nothing to play. Komodo author Don Dailey described it as such: "In positions that most engines would likely