Author: Jaime Benito de Valle Ruiz
Date: 10:08:38 04/15/03
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Using an Athlon 1800+ and 256 Mb hash, Fritz 8 finds axb5 in one second (1 sec, +0.66) favoring white, and later the advantage for white increases (37 sec, +1.03) and suddedly finds that Nb8d7 to be a "better" move. After forcing 1... axb5 2.QxR, it doesn't seem to see Bd4 at all; this move remains around the 8th position in its move list with a high score for white (depth 11/46, +2.75). However, forcing Bd4 and in autoplay, it's a massacre for white. ------------------------------------------ Junior 7 instantly finds axb5 as well, and very quickly is replaced by 0-0, and later Nb8d7. It doesn't find Bd4 neither (normally its 8th line: depth 14, +1.59) ------------------------------------------ The same with Schredder 7, Gandalf 5 and a few more I've tried. It's a very interesting position!!!
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