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Subject: Deep Shredder endgame blunder

Author: James T. Walker

Date: 10:32:44 05/31/01

Here is a position reached by Deep Shredder at G/60.  Deep Shredder had
approximately 15 minutes on the clock when it took only 13 seconds to make the
blunder (Athlon 900 360 M hash tables).
(not sure if diagram will show up----haven't done it in a long time)

[D]R7/8/3K4/8/7P/5P2/3p4/1k6 w - -

Here Deep Shredder abandoned the perpetual check and played 75. Ke5 ??  Three
moves later Deep Shredder announced "Mate in 53" on itself.  :(

Re: Deep Shredder endgame blunder Mike S. 22:12:41 05/31/01
Re: Deep Shredder endgame blunder Larry Clark 18:17:24 05/31/01
Re: Deep Shredder endgame blunder Slater Wold 17:08:22 05/31/01
Re: Deep Shredder endgame blunder Günther Simon 15:23:07 05/31/01
- Re: Deep Shredder endgame blunder James T. Walker 16:37:37 05/31/01
  - Re: Deep Shredder endgame blunder James T. Walker 22:37:13 05/31/01
    - Re: Deep Shredder endgame blunder Günther Simon 06:45:39 06/01/01
Re: Deep Shredder endgame blunder Robert Hyatt 13:26:43 05/31/01
Re: Deep Shredder endgame blunder Laurence Chen 12:34:22 05/31/01
- Re: Deep Shredder endgame blunder Günther Simon 15:17:58 05/31/01
Re: Deep Shredder endgame blunder Eduard Nemeth 11:26:54 05/31/01
Moral: A program with holes in it won't be fixed by a faster computer. Timothy J. Frohlick 11:00:53 05/31/01
Re: Deep Shredder endgame blunder Daniel Vachon 10:59:06 05/31/01
- Re: Deep Shredder endgame blunder Chessfun 12:44:06 05/31/01
Re: Deep Shredder endgame blunder Timothy J. Frohlick 10:47:00 05/31/01

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