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Subject: Re: No problem to identify that white is a computer program by this game

Author: Bruce Moreland

Date: 09:35:09 09/18/98

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On September 18, 1998 at 04:21:10, blass uri wrote:

>No it does not find the right moves but I do not think that my 16 bit version is
>the last version.
>I told amir ban about a bug in the evaluation of king ,wrong bishop and more
>than one pawn against a king(it does not know that 2 pawns are not better than
>1) and I do not know if he fixed it.
>I think also that Junior5 cannot find it because it does not understand the idea
>when there are rooks but I am not sure about it.
>
>I am not sure if it is a draw even after gxh3 but the right move is 47.g3 and
>Junior cannot find it
>Junior could not find 46...h3 and prefered a3

I think that if it is not a draw after gxh3, there would have to be a study-like
conclusion.

If the pawns are stripped off it is a draw, since RB vs R is drawn in the
typical case.  If the rooks are traded, it is a draw because of the "impotent
pair".  If the B is sacrificed for the two pawns somehow it is a draw because
the two pawns up R+P ending would be easily drawn.

The only way it can be won is if white can advance an h-pawn, with or without
winning the g-pawn (one h-pawn can be traded for it if necessary), without
trading any pieces, and without allowing counterplay via the a-pawn.

Seems like an extremely tall order to me.

This is a typical Crafty endgame zap.  It has been doing this for years.

bruce



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