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Subject: Re: Mate in 6 ....Problem

Author: Mike Byrne

Date: 08:30:06 02/16/03

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On February 16, 2003 at 07:20:14, Art Basham wrote:

>This one is a real gem!
>AS far as I know,
>
>1. Kf8 is the only move that leads to a mate in 6...!
>
>[D]6K1/6B1/3pNNk1/8/4P3/8/8/8 w - - 0 1
>
>My Fritz 7 finds it for awhiile ..but then changes to Bh8...
>
>I wonder if there is a program that finds Kf8 and stays there
>long enough to force the mate in 6....:-)
>
>Art
If i turn off the egtb - Crafty 19.03 takes 16 seconds, with EGTB takes 20
seconds - but it also finds a mate-in-13 instantly.


White(1): 6K1/6B1/3pNNk1/8/4P3/8/8/8 w - - 0 1
White(1): st 60000
search time set to 60000.00.
White(1): go
end-game phase
              time surplus   0.00  time limit 1000:00 (1000:00)
              depth   time  score   variation (1)
                3->   0.00  13.15   1. Kf8 d5 2. exd5
                4     0.00  13.15   1. Kf8 d5 2. Nf4+ Kg5 3. Ne6+ Kh4 4.
                                    exd5
                4->   0.02  13.15   1. Kf8 d5 2. Nf4+ Kg5 3. Ne6+ Kh4 4.
                                    exd5
                5     0.02  13.37   1. Kf8 d5 2. exd5 Kf5 3. Ke7
                5->   0.04  13.37   1. Kf8 d5 2. exd5 Kf5 3. Ke7
                6     0.04  13.26   1. Kf8 d5 2. Nf4+ Kg5 3. exd5 Kf5 4.
                                    d6
                6->   0.07  13.26   1. Kf8 d5 2. Nf4+ Kg5 3. exd5 Kf5 4.
                                    d6 (s=13)
                7     0.07     ++   1. Kf8!!
                7     0.08  18.32   1. Kf8 d5 2. exd5 Kf5 3. Ng8 Ke4 4.
                                    d6 (s=12)
                7->   0.13  18.32   1. Kf8 d5 2. exd5 Kf5 3. Ng8 Ke4 4.
                                    d6 (s=9)
                8     0.13     ++   1. Kf8!!
                8     0.14  19.91   1. Kf8 d5 2. exd5 Kf5 3. Ke7 Ke5 4.
                                    d6 Kf5 (s=8)
                8->   0.35  19.91   1. Kf8 d5 2. exd5 Kf5 3. Ke7 Ke5 4.
                                    d6 Kf5 (s=14)
                9     0.35     ++   1. Kf8!!
                9     0.41  20.88   1. Kf8 d5 2. exd5 Kf5 3. Ke7 Ke5 4.
                                    d6 Kf5 5. d7 (s=13)
                9->   1.10  20.88   1. Kf8 d5 2. exd5 Kf5 3. Ke7 Ke5 4.
                                    d6 Kf5 5. d7 (s=12)
               10     1.29  20.68   1. Kf8 d5 2. exd5 Kf5 3. Ke7 Ke5 4.
                                    d6 Kf5 5. d7 Ke5 (s=11)
               10->   3.66  20.68   1. Kf8 d5 2. exd5 Kf5 3. Ke7 Ke5 4.
                                    d6 Kf5 5. d7 Ke5 (s=11)
               11     4.25  20.68   1. Kf8 d5 2. exd5 Kf5 3. Kf7 Ke5 4.
                                    Ke7 Kf5 5. d6 Ke5 6. d7 (s=10)
               11->  10.91  20.68   1. Kf8 d5 2. exd5 Kf5 3. Kf7 Ke5 4.
                                    Ke7 Kf5 5. d6 Ke5 6. d7 (s=10)
               12    10.94     ++   1. Kf8!!
               12    16.50  Mat06   1. Kf8 d5 2. exd5 Kf5 3. Kf7 Ke5 4.
                                    Kg6 Kd6 5. Bh6 Ke5 6. Bf4# (s=9)
               12->   1:08  Mat06   1. Kf8 d5 2. exd5 Kf5 3. Kf7 Ke5 4.
                                    Kg6 Kd6 5. Bh6 Ke5 6. Bf4# (s=9)
              time=1:08  cpu=198%  mat=9  n=106466620  fh=99%  nps=1559k
              ext-> chk=4633625 cap=43544 pp=214897 1rep=18001 mate=0
              predicted=0  nodes=106466620  evals=56446037
              endgame tablebase-> probes done=0  successful=0
              SMP->  split=1004  stop=10  data=7/32  cpu=2:15  elap=1:08

mate in 6 moves.



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