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would be about just as good as any of the top 10 players. The only way to beat it is to agressively go for a cut off early in the game and establish an advantage. Two other programs exist, but they are less developed and less strong. With a few more years and some more computing power, computer programs playing Dvonn will be unbeatable I think.
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The picture on the Dvonn page is nice, however, it is clearly not of a game in play but just of some stones put on the board to take a picture (it has a hole surrounded by stones, this is not possible). Unfortunately, I don't know how to edit the box in the top right of the screen. (I also would want
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I added some text to the stategy section regarding my views on playing strategy (I consider myself to be one of the top 10 players in the world, playing online a lot at both LittleGolem and
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With respect to computer programs playing Dvonn, there is one well developed program written by a very strong
Reversi player (Jan de Graaf). Unfortunately, this program is not openly available. In the endphase it is unbeatable (since it simply calculates all possible moves), however, as a whole it
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Could anyone provide information about the complexity of Dvonn? (compared to Chess or Go, for example). I am curious as to whether a human can surpass a computer opponent. I don't know if such information could be included in the article, but I only know of Dvonn through
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to a good strategy guideline that I contributed to develop. Is this enough ? I am not aware of any other good strategy guides. Would it be necessary for me to write one and put that online elsewhere to get rid of the tag ?
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