Author: Bas Hamstra
Date: 06:17:20 08/07/02
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On August 07, 2002 at 06:54:32, Uri Blass wrote: >On August 07, 2002 at 05:32:20, Gian-Carlo Pascutto wrote: > >>On August 07, 2002 at 02:00:16, Uri Blass wrote: >> >>>I am not sure if it is the only correct move but sjeng won the game when some >>>other programs want to play 19.Nxf5 with negative evaluation. >> >>Sjeng isn't particularly happy about the position either, but better >>to counterattack than get squeezed to death. > >I believe that 19.Qf3 is good for white but I may be wrong. > >The point is that the black rook at h8 is out of game after 19.Qf3 Be4 20.Nf5 >Q..(movei played Qc7) 21.Nxg7+ Kf8 22.Qe3 Kxg7 23.Qh6+ Kg8 > >Sjeng shows often big positional scores so I suspected that it was the case also >in this case without looking at it's evaluation but I see that in this case I >was wrong. > >Movei lost the game very fast so I will look later for the mistake of it(the >game is not in the computer that I use at this moment). > >Uri Tao thinks that black is better after Qf3. Nf5 is close to Qf3. Blacks mistake must be later in the game I think. Bas. 9 -42 2910 1012853 e3f3 f5e4 d4f5 d6c7 f5g7 e8f8 f3a3 f8g7 a3a6 h8d8 d1d8 c7d8 9. -42 5710 2201789 e3f3 f5e4 d4f5 d6c7 f5g7 e8f8 f3a3 f8g7 a3a6 h8d8 d1d8 c7d8 10 -31 7410 3038736 e3f3 f5e4 d4f5 d6c7 f5g7 e8f8 f3e3 f8g7 b1c3 c7c6 e3h6 g7g8 c3d5 10. -31 10930 4527022 e3f3 f5e4 d4f5 d6c7 f5g7 e8f8 f3e3 f8g7 b1c3 c7c6 e3h6 g7g8 c3d5 11 -42 14880 6388257 e3f3 f5e4 d4f5 d6e5 f5g7 e8f8 f3a3 f8g7 a3a6 e5e6 a6a4 h8e8 11 -42 22680 9681724 d4f5!! 11 -36 31250 13373755 d4f5 d6d1 g1h2 e8g8 f5e7 b7e7 e3e7 d1c1 e7e2 f8e8 e2d2 c1c4 b1c3 11. -36 40420 17337035 d4f5 d6d1 g1h2 e8g8 f5e7 b7e7 e3e7 d1c1 e7e2 f8e8 e2d2 c1c4 b1c3 12 -49 54480 23196899 d4f5 d6d1 g1h2 e8g8 f5e7 b7e7 e3e7 d1c1 e7e5 f8e8 e5c3 c1f1 c3c2 f6e4 12 -49 59750 25700924 e3f3!! 12 -39 69810 30500240 e3f3 f5e4 d4f5 d6b8 f5g7 e8f8 f3e3 f8g7 b1c3 e4c2 e3h6 g7g8 c1f4 b8f8 h6g5 c2g6 12. -39 103420 44795636 e3f3 f5e4 d4f5 d6b8 f5g7 e8f8 f3e3 f8g7 b1c3 e4c2 e3h6 g7g8 c1f4 b8f8 h6g5 c2g6
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