• The new GUI (graphical user interface)
• Novice, Intermediate and Expert mode
• Multiple and flexible screen layouts
• 24 FREELY defineable shortcuts (buttons)
• Database Improvements
• Game classification
• The FREE-INDEX (a breakthrough in game classification) and
• New database overviews (statistics)
• The new Search Mask
• Examples of the new Search Mask
• Encyclopedia of Chess (a SUPER chess tree)
• Automatic Analysis
• Blitz FUN Levels
• New Time Levels
• A new fresh Bench Mark
• Remaining (minor) improvements
• The 14 annotation buttons

• NOVICE MODE, very limited pulldown menu's, only the very basic possibilities.
• INTERMEDIATE MODE, limited pulldown menu's, more possibilities.
• EXPERT MODE, full pulldown menu's with all possibilties.

• The Chess Board (moveable) (4 different sizes)
• The Info Window (=Rebel's main variations) (moveable) (4 different sizes) (number of main variations free defineable!)
• The Move Window (=the gamelist) (moveable) (length free defineable)
• The Warroom Window (=Rebel's search information) (moveable) (length free defineable)
• The Teacher/Coach Window (=NEW more below) (moveable) (length free defineable)
• The White Window (=Player White & clocks) (moveable)
• The White Window (=Player Black & clocks) (moveable)
• The Main Buttons (=Scroll game) (moveable)
• Shortcut Buttons Row-1 (=NEW more below) (moveable)
• Shortcut Buttons Row-2 (=NEW more below) (moveable)
• Shortcut Buttons Row-3 (=NEW more below) (moveable)
• Shortcut Buttons Row-4 (=NEW more below) (moveable)
• Annotation Buttons (=NEW more below) (moveable)

• Example-1 flexible GUI (board size = 50%)
• Example-2 flexible GUI (board size = 125%)
• Example-3 flexible GUI (board size = 75%)
• Example-4 flexible GUI (all shortcuts organized as a taskbar)
• Example-5 flexible GUI (good old Rebel outlook) (board size = 100%)

The 24 new freely defineable shortcuts (buttons)

• All items you can select support the mathematical functions OR (represented as ||) AND (represented as &&) and NOT EQUAL (represented as !=)
• This means you can refine your database search is the most accurate way. Below you will find some examples which will show you the power using and mixing OR, AND and the NOT EQUAL functions for every of the possible search criteria.

• White_Name Search for a specific Player in the database.
• Black_Name Search for a specific Player in the database.



• Notes Search for notes, annotations, remarks or analysis in the database.
• Tournament_Name Search for a specific Tournament (event) in the database.
• Place_Name Search for a specific (tournament or event) Place in the database.



• Date (range) Search for a specific date (range) in the database. The DATE criterion is very powerful and detailed. You not only can specify a range of date but you also can fine tune your search even on specific years, months and even you can search on days. If you for example only want the games of 1964 played in December then Rebel10 will do the job for you.



• ELO_white (range) Search for games in the database which will match your wished ELO rating for white players.
• ELO_black (range) Search for games in the database which will match your wished ELO rating for black players.
• ECO (range) Search for games in the database which will natch your wished ECO (opening classification).



• Won by White Search for games won by White in the database.
• Won by Black Search for games won by Black in the database.
• Draw Search for drawn games in the database.
• No Score Search for games with No Game Score in the database.



• Search on Moves Search in the database for all games leading to the game as shown in diagram-1 (board 1).
• Search on Position Search in the database for all games leading to the game as shown in diagram-2 (board 2).



• Search on Pattern Search in the database for all games leading to the PATTERN as shown in diagram-3 (board 3).
• Search on Material Search in the database for all games leading to the MATERIAL as shown in diagram-4 (board 4).


For more info on Search on Pattern we refer to Rebel 9.0
For more info on Search on Material we refer to Rebel 9.0

• Example Database Search Mask (1)
• Example Database Search Mask (2)
• Example Database Search Mask (3)
• Example Database Search Mask (4)

• Rate the ELO Rebel10 scored on the choosen EPD collection.
• Create a full LOG of the analysis which can be viewed within Rebel10.
• Click here for an example.
• The ELO formula's of the most wellknown Computer ELO Rating Testsets are supported by Rebel10. These are BT2630, BS2830 and LCT-II. All you have to do is select an EPD file, go to sleep and find the gained ELO the next morning.
• Also this function allows to make Computer ELO Rating Testsets yourself since Rebel10 has its own build-in ELO formula. The formula is identical to the formula as used in the LCT-II testset.
• Rebel10 simply checks for the selected EPD filename and if this isn't BT2630, BS2830 or LCT-II then Rebel10 uses its own ELO formula. The ELO formula can be found in the Rebel10 manual.

• TIME=05:00 This forces Rebel10 to stop analysing a position after exactly 5 minutes and go to the next position in the EPD file.
• PLY=09 This forces Rebel10 to stop analysing a position after exactly 9 plies and go to the next position in the EPD file.
• ELO=2000 Using this tag you define to your own testset a BASE elo starting point. The LCT-II test for example uses ELO=1900 as a base value.

• Display current analysed position.
• Display number of positions in the EPD collection.
• Display key move to be found for each position (via the BM tag).
• Display found key moves (correct solutions) sofar.
• Display gained ELO rating sofar.
• Display (in the LOG file) the time when the key move is found.
• Display (in the LOG file) the ply-depth when the key move is found.

• Help you to make the right moves based on the statistics of Grandmasters and the chess history of 150 years.
• If you need help in a position just ask the EOC of 60,000,000 unique positions and then make up your mind which move to play.
• An unique reference for opening preparation because all the major games of the last 150 years are in the EOC.
• You can use the EOC database as a Rebel opening book.
• You can use the EOC database as a guide for Rebel10's analysis.

• A Pawn move.
• A Capture move.
• A Checking move.

• Subtract 12 seconds from the clock for every pawn move.
• Add 10 seconds to the clock for every checking move.
• Subtract 30 seconds from the clock for every capture move.

• Fully flexible Fischer clock level.
• BLITZ Enter a flexible time for the complete game.
• TOURNAMENT Enter a flexible tournament time.

    To contribute to the REBEL BENCH MARK LIST please enter the

    below information on the Internet to: http://www.rebel.nl/bench.htm



    Pos (1)        19 seconds

    Pos (2)        94 seconds

    Pos (3)       139 seconds

    BENCH rating 2517

• When Rebel isn't started with its strongest settings the big REBEL button will change into a lower case font. In this way it is easy to check if Rebel10 plays on its strongest settings.
• Improved PGN support, also fixed some bugs.
• Moving the mouse over shortcuts will display its function. This function can be turned ON and OFF.

• Annotation about the move itself (first row)
• Annotation about the position (second row)