Version 3.1: Better chess than ever 
  Welcome to GambitVB
  This site van Willem Rens offers you all about the computer program GambitVB Chess, which is available as your chess sparring-partner. You have to download and install the program on a Windows computer. Playing the chess game is easy to learn and the program records your games, so that you can analyze the moves and if you wish, restart the game from any point, during a game or afterwards. If you know something about computer programming, you can also download the code and the documentation, if you are interested.

Everything on this site is free for usage and redistribution, assuming you always attach the name of this site and my name. You do not have to register or to supply your email address.

You can explore this site by using the menu bar above, explained below.

Docs Hover over menu-item Docs and you will see two options: User Guide and The Book.

The User Guide teaches you how to use the program when installed on your computer.

The Book tells you everything about the software. For understanding, you need some knowledge about the computer languages Visual Basic and C++.

Performance Hover over menu-item Performance and you will see two options: Played Game and 32 versus 64 bits.

Option Played Game is a game list with some figures about GambitVB performance counters, numbers such as the number of moves it generate per second. I find those numbers interesting, and may be you do.

Option 32 versus 64 bits goes deeper about performance parameters, comparing a 32-bits computer with a 64-bits computer.

History Tells you some background of GambitVB ordered by version number.

Satire Only for those who understand my sense of humor.
Downloads Hover over menu-item Downloads and you will see three options: Last Version, Previous Versions, and Copyright.

Option Last Version guides you step by step through the installation of the program.

Option Previous Versions guides you through the downloading of obsolete versions.

Option Copyright is only relevant if you have commercial intentions with the software. The page links you with the GNU General Public License developed by the Free Software Foundation.

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