Reports | June 29, 2011 8:42  Rybka disqualified and banned from
World Computer Chess Championships      David Levy [President -
ICGA] June 28th 2011    Peter Doggers's picture Author: Peter
Doggers   Chess Master School    Arvin's picture  I tend to
disagree. Chess games can't be played by humans all the way to
the very end using preparation (computer assistance or analysis
done by other players). Bear in mind that chess has three
phases: opening, middlegame, and endgame. It is true that in
opening, you can play it based on preparation or on moves
developed by other players. However, if your opponent plays a
different move or a move that is a novelty in the opening, then
the game will follow a different path. That is the beauty of
chess. There's always a new move that can be played in each
game. You are only talking about the opening phase of the game.
There's more to it than just opening.  If you can find a game of
chess played by one player that resulted in a position in the
endgame that is exactly the sam