Follow the World Champion and your chess friend next door. Start your success story with ChessBase 14 and enjoy your chess even more! In addition to the ChessBase 14 Program, the Mega Package contains:
• Access to the Live-Database (8 million games)*
• Mega Database 2017
• CBMagazine subscription for a full year (6 issues)
• Database-Update-Service through end of 2017
• Full year Premium membership for playchess and for the ChessBase Accounts
With "Find Player" you can search in ChessBase 14 for players and their data — you can even create a complete dossier. To do so, you need to activate the "Online Player Encyclopedia" to give your ChessBase program access to the current data in the encyclopedia.
Start your ChessBase 14 program and go to File → Options → Encyclopedia.
File → Options
Player Encyclopedia from Server
Make sure that "Player Encyclopedia from Server" is activated. This allows you access to the online player encyclopedia that is online and continuously updated. Special functions that accelerate the search allow a very quick, efficient access to the player portraits.
Follow the World Champion and your chess friend next door. Start your success story with ChessBase 14 and enjoy your chess even more! In addition to the ChessBase 14 Program, the Mega Package contains:
• Access to the Live-Database (8 million games)*
• Mega Database 2017
• CBMagazine subscription for a full year (6 issues)
• Database-Update-Service through end of 2017
• Full year Premium membership for playchess and for the ChessBase Accounts
Select "Erwin l'Ami" with a double-click
The Player Encyclopedia currently offers 22 pictures of Erwin, ranging from 2000 to 2017
Pictures and rating statistics might contain important information but usually, we are first of all interested in the games by the player we are looking for. Click on "Dossier". ChessBase 14 now searches for games by Erwin l'Ami in the database:
Look at the games, browse through the repertoire
ChessBase 14 comes up with a list of games by Erwin l'Ami (here the games with White), the most recent game is from the Reykjavik Open 2018, March 12. On the left of the games list is a variation tree with the White repertoire of the Dutch. Who obviously is a 1.d4-player. If you want to know what he does against e.g. the Nimzo-Indian or the Dutch, just click the relevant move in the variation tree. This allows you to explore l'Ami's repertoire move-by-move. You also see his success ratio for each line! But let's see — what does the Dutchman do against the Dutch (1.d4 f5)!?
L'Ami has tried a number of moves against 1...f5, most often 2.Nc3 (followed by 3.Bg5). The list of games on the right shows that he has scored well with this line, particularly in his most recent games, against his countryman Dimitri Reinderman. A double-click on any of these games loads it from the list into your board window where you can examine and analyse it.
And this is how you can prepare for your next opponent — provided the database contains sufficient games for him or her!
The "Dossier" function not only opens with the games by a player but in another window also presents more information from the reference database about this player: the development of his rating, the tournament successes in his career, remarkable games and (in this case) l'Ami's analyses in the database (if you use the Mega Database as Reference Database).
The "Mega" is the database every serious chessplayer needs. The database contains 7.1 million games from 1500 to 2017, in highest quality standard, full of top level analyses and completely classified.
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