Opening theory is best assimilated when you execute the moves either on the screen or at a board. But sometimes at the end of a long day all you want to do is to relax, lean back and take your finger off the mouse.

 

For that the program offers you the presentation of a variation tree. That means of course your repertoire, though it can be any game. Each sub-variation is repeated as often as you wish.

 

Simply start it, choose the speed and watch.

 

 

 

 

In the dialog box you can set the speed at which the moves are played, stop the process and determine the number of times you wish a variation to be repeated. Additionally, you can determine whether the automatic display should concern the main line or specific variations.

 

Instead of, as previously, painstakingly reading off the variation from a book and playing it out on the board several times in order to learn it, the program automatically displays the repertoire selected on the chess board for the user.