Author: Drexel,Michael
Date: 01:03:04 08/09/03
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On August 09, 2003 at 02:56:47, Alastair Scott wrote: >On August 08, 2003 at 14:44:04, Anthony Cozzie wrote: > > >>Honestly, I think diep played better than crafty that game. By move 44 or so, >>white has a won game . . . >> >>anthony > >[D] 1r2r1k1/5R2/1p1pN2p/p2Pp3/q3Pp2/5P2/1P2QBPP/6K1 w - - 5 44 > >Ironically, 44.Ra7? looks like the decisive mistake (is the rook doing anything >in particular there?) 44.Ra7 is not the decisive mistake. I dont know if white wins after the mistake 45.Qf1?. This would require analysis of the position. From a human point of view 45.Qe1 looks like an easy win. Rg7+,Bh4,Bf6 is pretty dangerous for black :) Michael > >I prefer 44.Rc7, but programs generally like 44.Rf6. > >The interesting thing is that everything I've tried (Aristarch, Yace, Ruffian) >thinks the position after move 43 is ~ +3, then comes up with unclear lines. > >Certainly the position is advantageous for White but dangerous because of the >possibility of Black piling in along the c-file; the White knight looks good but >is restricted in its movement ... > >Alastair
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