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Beren the 32nd: A somewhat easier variant (easier in the sense of calculating probabilities) assigns probabilities based on number of pieces that can be moved. For instance, for the first move, 8 pawns and 2 knights can be moved, giving an 80% probability a pawn has to be moved, and a 20% chance of a knight. After 1 e5 c5, white can move 8 pawns, 2 knights, 1 bishop, 1 queen and 1 king, so he has to move a pawn with chance 61.5%, a knight with a 15.4% chance, and there's a 7.7% chance for each of the queen, king and bishop.
(kaŝi) Se vi volas eltrovi pli pri iuj ludoj, vi povas rigardi en la sekcio "Ligiloj" ĉu vi trovas tie interesajn ligilojn. (pauloaguia) (Montri ĉiujn konsilojn)