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It is very easy indeed. Stockfish would be an immense help. Best moves are calculated progressively, that is they are refined over a few seconds. Inexperienced
by beardyw 4y ago
It is very easy indeed. Stockfish would be an immense help. Best moves are calculated progressively, that is they are refined over a few seconds. Inexperienced players are given away by delaying over obvious moves waiting for the best move. It is definitely not rocket science. You can download and run Stockfish yourself. I think chess.com possibly runs it in the browser.
- Andrew_nenakhov 4y agoI know the basics how to do it, it is rather obvious. I just feel that operating two boards manually is really a chore, and definitely not while streaming.
- Bud 4y agoAre you familiar with professional Starcraft II? Those guys are executing ten moves PER SECOND. While streaming. This is two to four orders of magnitude faster than chess players in a classical game. One to two orders of magnitude faster than blitz.
- Andrew_nenakhov 4y agoStarCraft players also aren't really thinking, all micro is mostly almost reflexes. Chess does require way more analysis, so if you are on a very short time limit, checking up with an engine and operating it would eat all your time.