Author: blass uri
Date: 00:27:08 09/18/98
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On September 18, 1998 at 02:45:02, Mark Young wrote:
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>[Event "?"]
>[Site "?"]
>[Date "????.??.??"]
>[Round "?"]
>[White "Fritz 5"]
>[Black "Crafty 15.19"]
>[Result "1/2-1/2"]
>[ECO "D64"]
>[Annotator "Young,M"]
>[PlyCount "193"]
>
>{24192kB)
>} 1. d4 {0} 1... d5 {5} 2. c4 {0} 2... e6 {7} 3. Nc3 {0}
>3... Nf6 {7} 4. Bg5 {0} 4... Be7 {8} 5. Nf3 {0} 5... O-O {6} 6. e3 {0} 6...
>Nbd7 {6} 7. Rc1 {0} 7... c6 {8} 8. Qc2 {0} 8... Re8 {6} 9. a3 {0} 9... a6 {6}
>10. Bd3 {0} 10... h6 {6} 11. Bh4 {0} 11... dxc4 {7} 12. Bxc4 {0} 12... b5 {7}
>13. Ba2 {0} 13... c5 {6} 14. O-O {0} 14... b4 {34} 15. Ne4 {0.09/9 37} 15...
>bxa3 {40} 16. Nxc5 {0.03/9 18} 16... axb2 {6} 17. Qxb2 {-0.13/10 27} 17... a5 {
>6} 18. Qc2 {0.06/9 17} 18... Ba6 {34} 19. Rfd1 {0.09/9 16} 19... Rc8 {35} 20.
>Bxf6 {0.09/9 21} 20... Nxf6 {32} 21. Ne5 {0.25/10 0} 21... Bxc5 {26} 22. dxc5 {
>0.19/11 0} 22... Qc7 {25} 23. f4 {0.06/10 0} 23... Red8 {49} 24. Rd4 {0.09/11 0
>} 24... Bb5 {32} 25. c6 {0.19/10 34} 25... h5 {12} 26. Qc5 {0.72/10 22} 26...
>Be2 {43} 27. f5 {0.78/10 0} 27... Rxd4 {48} 28. exd4 {1.00/11 0} 28... Bg4 {23}
>29. Nxf7 {1.06/11 8} 29... Ne4 {43} 30. Qe5 {2.31/12 0} 30... Bxf5 {21} 31.
>Nh6+ {2.00/11 3} 31... Kf8 {17} 32. Nxf5 {2.56/12 13} 32... Qxe5 {10} 33. dxe5
>{1.22/11 0} 33... exf5 {21} 34. c7 {1.41/13 17} 34... Ke7 {9} 35. Bd5 {
>1.69/12 12} 35... Nd6 {12} 36. exd6+ {1.31/12 29} 36... Kxd6 {7} 37. Bf7 {
>1.28/11 17} 37... h4 {29} 38. Rd1+ {1.28/11 33} 38... Ke7 {12} 39. Bg6 {
>1.31/11 9} 39... Rxc7 {12} 40. Bxf5 {1.56/10 16} 40... Rc5 {27} 41. Be4 {
>1.72/10 27} 41... Rc4 {10} 42. Bf3 {1.72/11 16} 42... Rc5 {44} 43. Kf2 {
>2.00/11 23} 43... Rb5 {28} 44. Ke3 {2.16/10 17} 44... a4 {28} 45. Ra1 {
>2.69/11 0} 45... Ra5 {34} 46. Kd4 {2.75/12 0} 46... h3 {37} 47. gxh3 {
>3.13/11 24}
gxh3 is a typical beginner mistake of computer programs
I can be sure if I see this move that white is a computer
I am sure that no grandmaster will do this mistake.
Uri
47... a3 {7} 48. Kc4 {3.25/12 17} 48... Ra7 {27} 49. Kb3 {
>3.34/10 12} 49... Kf6 {49} 50. Rxa3 {3.78/12 22} 50... Rxa3+ {26} 51. Kxa3 {
>4.03/15 0} 51... Kg5 {18} 52. Kb4 {4.03/13 6} 52... Kh4 {13} 53. Bg4 {4.03/13 5
>} 53... Kg5 {25} 54. Kc5 {4.53/15 0} 54... g6 {18} 55. Kd6 {4.84/14 14} 55...
>Kh6 {43} 56. Ke7 {5.44/15 13} 56... Kh7 {6} 57. Kf7 {5.63/14 8} 57... Kh8 {24}
>58. Kxg6 {8.69/13 4} 58... Kg8 {8} 59. Be6+ {8.97/15 0} 59... Kh8 {36} 60. Bf5
>{9.59/19 0} 60... Kg8 {7} 61. h4 {8.91/15 0} 61... Kh8 {65} 62. Be4 {7.88/20 0}
>62... Kg8 {7} 63. h5 {8.81/15 0} 63... Kh8 {61} 64. Bc6 {4.03/22 0} 64... Kg8 {
>7} 65. Bb7 {4.03/19 15} 65... Kh8 {51} 66. Kf5 {5.63/17 19} 66... Kg8 {43} 67.
>Kg5 {9.66/13 5} 67... Kh8 {34} 68. Be4 {8.84/13 5} 68... Kg8 {27} 69. Bd5+ {
>8.81/13 6} 69... Kh8 {22} 70. Bc4 {9.63/13 5} 70... Kh7 {21} 71. Ba2 {
>7.84/15 11} 71... Kh8 {18} 72. h6 {8.81/14 6} 72... Kh7 {6} 73. Be6 {8.84/19 27
>} 73... Kh8 {5} 74. Bd5 {3.97/19 19} 74... Kh7 {5} 75. Bb7 {8.72/13 4} 75...
>Kg8 {34} 76. h4 {9.72/13 5} 76... Kh8 {27} 77. Kh5 {5.75/19 13} 77... Kg8 {23}
>78. Bd5+ {8.81/16 6} 78... Kh7 {20} 79. Be4+ {3.03/17 7} 79... Kg8 {6} 80. Kg6
>{3.00/17 7} 80... Kh8 {20} 81. Kf5 {8.56/14 4} 81... Kg8 {22} 82. Bd5+ {
>8.66/14 8} 82... Kh8 {21} 83. Kg5 {8.59/14 5} 83... Kh7 {8} 84. Bg2 {3.97/15 5}
>84... Kg8 {24} 85. h5 {9.66/15 5} 85... Kh8 {21} 86. Kg6 {2.91/14 4} 86... Kg8
>{4} 87. Bc6 {5.56/17 8} 87... Kh8 {24} 88. Kg5 {9.41/16 5} 88... Kh7 {20} 89.
>Be8 {2.88/17 8} 89... Kg8 {19} 90. Kf6 {1.28/16 6} 90... Kh8 {17} 91. Ba4 {
>2.84/15 5} 91... Kh7 {18} 92. Kg5 {9.59/15 5} 92... Kh8 {7} 93. Bb3 {2.91/19 8}
>93... Kh7 {5} 94. Bf7 {0.00/15 5} 94... Kh8 {7} 95. Kf6 {0.00/19 11} 95... Kh7
>{7} 96. Bg6+ {9.59/16 6} 96... Kg8 {39} 97. Ke5 {0.00/27 30} 1/2-1/2
>
>Crafty uses good positional understanding to save what seemed to be a lost game.
>
>Nice work Bob.
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