Isn’t chess a “finite” game where no luck is involved? Are computers able to calculate perfect strategies for both players?
And if yes, then which side is at the advantage?
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Theres too many positions and lines to follow. With computers playing the “best lines” it usually leads to a draw.
However, there is some Mathmatician that estimated there are about 10^120 possible chess positions available. Thats 120 zeros. You cant fathom how large that is. Like when a computer calculates millions of moves a second, it comes nowhere close to that number. A million is less than an atom compared to 10^120.
I will add there are some lines the computer will miss, but these are usually very rare circumstances.
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