Author: Peter Berger
Date: 05:03:09 09/08/01
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On September 08, 2001 at 07:47:04, Uri Blass wrote: >I look at the main line and simply do not understand, > >6...f6 is an illogical move > >8.f7 is more logical than 8.g6 Both moves are a forced mate in 8 :). > >All the moves in the main line are legal but seems to be random moves. This often seems to be the case with these "Gegenfeld"-positions. Shredder follows Averbakh's analysis until move 6. 6. ...f6 obviously isn't the best move but the best alternative gets worse than -7 after a very short search -so what ? pete >The main line does not encourage me to use shredder at long time control. > >I suspect that shredder has a bug at long time control after seeing it and it >encourages me to continue to use Deep Fritz as my default program for >correspondence games. > >Note that I do not expect programs to find the best moves in the 6th move of the >main line but I expect them at least to see something that can be a result of >relatively short search. > >6...f6 cannot be a result of short search. > >Uri
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