Author: Rafael Andrist
Date: 03:09:38 12/28/01
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On December 27, 2001 at 22:48:09, Mike S. wrote: >On December 27, 2001 at 19:49:07, Will Singleton wrote: > >>(...) >>I'd also like to see an "easy-to-medium" level positional test suite. I hope we >>don't have to make one ourselves. > >Maybe you like the positions I used so far, in the positional part of my old >testsuite. It is a selection from various other tests, from which I took 2 >positions each which I liked best. The difficulty varies. > >But for some reasons I'm not satisfied anymore with no. 29, 32 and 34 (but did >not yet find good replacements). No. 28 is meant to be tested without >tablebases. > >r1b2rk1/1p2qppp/1bn1p3/p3P3/8/PNQ3P1/1P1B1PBP/R4RK1 b - - bm a4; id "Mike's Test >2.2, Nr. 25"; >r5k1/p2r1bpp/2p2p2/8/n1P5/P5B1/5PPP/2R1RBK1 w - - bm c5; id "Mike's Test 2.2, >Nr. 26"; >3r1bk1/p4ppp/Qp2p3/8/1P1B4/Pq2P1P1/2r2P1P/R3R1K1 b - - bm e5; id "Mike's Test >2.2, Nr. 27"; >7k/4K1n1/8/6P1/8/3B4/8/8 w - - bm Bg6; id "Mike's Test 2.2, Nr. 28"; >r3nrk1/ppq2pbp/2n1b1p1/4pP2/2P5/4BNN1/PP4PP/RQ2KB1R b KQ - bm e4; id "Mike's >Test 2.2, Nr. 29"; >8/p2Q2p1/1k3qbp/1pn5/2p4P/2P2P2/5BPK/5B2 w - - bm g3; id "Mike's Test 2.2, Nr. >30"; >2r2rk1/1p1bq3/p3p2p/3pPpp1/1P1Q4/P7/2P2PPP/2R1RBK1 b - - bm Bb5; id "Mike's Test >2.2, Nr. 31"; >r1n1kb1r/1b3pp1/1qn1p3/p2pP1Bp/Qp1P1N1P/5NPB/PP3P2/2R1R1K1 w kq - bm Nxe6; id >"Mike's Test 2.2, Nr. 32"; >1r1r2k1/2b1qp1p/b1p3p1/p1p1p3/2P1P3/1PN1BP2/P1Q3PP/R2R2K1 b - - bm Rd4; id >"Mike's Test 2.2, Nr. 33"; >r4k2/2p5/P1pp1n1p/2r2qp1/Q7/6BP/2P2PP1/R3R1K1 w - - bm c4; id "Mike's Test 2.2, >Nr. 34"; >Regards, >M.Scheidl Thanks, it's a nice collection, but Nr. 28 is more a tactical one. Question to Nr. 30: should White have any winning chances after g3? My program prefers Bxc5+ and shows 0.00 with perpetual check and if I play g3 it also goes for a perpetual check. regards Rafael B. Andrist
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