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by millstone
4399 days ago
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I'm not sure that discounting draws is the right thing to do either. For example, Petrosian was not the strongest attacking player but was very, very tough to beat. This also calls into the question the notion of "strongest chess player." Who is strongest, the flashy attacking player that wins half the time and loses the other half, or the stonewall that poses little threat but that you can never beat? |
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