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Subject: Re: Endgame Test Position

Author: Robert Hyatt

Date: 14:44:44 10/12/00

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On October 12, 2000 at 17:28:38, Howard Exner wrote:

>On October 12, 2000 at 12:24:44, Robert Hyatt wrote:
>
>
>>Like this:
>>
>>         (4)    6->   0.56   6.89   1. Qc8 Kb5 2. Qb7+ Ka4 3. Qxa6+ Kb3
>>                                    4. Qb7 Kc4
>>                7     0.59     ++   1. Qc8!!
>>         (3)    7     1.14   7.65   1. Qc8 Kb5 2. Kf8 a5 3. bxa5 c5 4.
>>                                    a6
>>                7->   1.44   7.65   1. Qc8 Kb5 2. Kf8 a5 3. bxa5 c5 4.
>>                                    a6
>>                8     1.53     ++   1. Qc8!!
>>                8     2.48  Mat16   1. Qc8 Kb3 2. Qxa6 c2 3. Qxc6 <HT>
>>                8->   3.06  Mat16   1. Qc8 Kb3 2. Qxa6 c2 3. Qxc6 <HT>
>>                9     3.25  Mat16   1. Qc8 Kb3 2. Qxa6 c2 3. Qxc6 <HT>
>>         (4)    9->   4.50  Mat16   1. Qc8 Kb3 2. Qxa6 c2 3. Qxc6 <HT>
>>         (3)   10     4.98  Mat16   1. Qc8 Kb3 2. Qxa6 c2 3. Qxc6 <HT>
>>         (4)   10->   7.72  Mat16   1. Qc8 Kb3 2. Qxa6 c2 3. Qxc6 <HT>
>>         (3)   11     9.21  Mat16   1. Qc8 Kb3 2. Qxa6 c2 3. Qxc6 <HT>
>>         (4)   11->  13.53  Mat16   1. Qc8 Kb3 2. Qxa6 c2 3. Qxc6 <HT>
>>
>>
>>:)
>>
>>Bob
>
>Impressive. The position above might better be changed to this ...
>The white pawn is gone so the mate should take longer. Still should be no
>problem for crafty.
>
>[D]7Q/6K1/p1p5/8/2k5/2p5/8/8 w - -


         (2)   12    33.47  Mat18   1. Qh7 Kb3 2. Qb1+ Kc4 3. Qa2+ Kd3
                                    4. Qxa6+ <HT>
               12->  40.26  Mat18   1. Qh7 Kb3 2. Qb1+ Kc4 3. Qa2+ Kd3
                                    4. Qxa6+ <HT>
               13    44.08  Mat18   1. Qh7 Kb3 2. Qb1+ Kc4 3. Qa2+ Kd3
                                    4. Qxa6+ <HT>


:)

Bob



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