Author: Stuart Cracraft
Date: 09:18:20 08/24/04
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On August 23, 2004 at 17:53:15, Robert Hyatt wrote: >On August 23, 2004 at 13:53:40, David Dahlem wrote: > >>On August 23, 2004 at 12:29:44, Robert Hyatt wrote: >> >>>On August 23, 2004 at 00:34:42, Stuart Cracraft wrote: >>> >>>>On August 23, 2004 at 00:28:10, Stuart Cracraft wrote: >>>> >>>>[D]6k1/1q3ppp/r7/1rp1P1n1/3p1P2/1P1R2PP/2Q4K/B4R2 b - f3 0 1 >>>> >>>>And it holds at the 11th ply >>>> >>>>NULLMV TT(524288) Alpha=-282 Beta=218 Maxdepth=9999999 MaxTime=9999 >>>> 1/16 g5f3 0.01 31 409 g5f3 f1f3 >>>> 2/16 g5f3 0.01 31 1539 g5f3 f1f3 b7f3 >>>> 3/18 h2h1 0.04 46 6555 a6a1 f1a1 g5f3 d3f3 >>>> 4/22 f1f3 0.10 46 19783 a6a1 f1a1 g5f3 d3f3 b7f3 >>>> 5/22 a6a1 0.30 44 68423 a6a1 f1a1 g5f3 d3f3 b7f3 a1a3 >>>> 6/22 a6a1 0.61 44 165863 a6a1 f1a1 g5f3 d3f3 b7f3 a1a3 b5b3 >>>> 7/27 a6a1 2.33 44 613855 a6a1 f1a1 g5f3 d3f3 b7f3 a1a3 b5b3 >>>> 8/35 g5h3 19.96 66 4712723 g5h3 e5e6 a6e6 g3g4 h3f4 f1f4 e6h6 h2g3 b7h1 >>>> 9/37 g5h3 43.14 66 9160224 g5h3 e5e6 a6e6 g3g4 h3f4 f1f4 e6h6 h2g3 b7h1 >>>>a1d4 >>>>10/39> g5h3 78.28 316 14437157 g5h3 e5e6 a6e6 g3g4 h3f4 f1f4 e6e1 a1b2 b7h1 h2g >>>>3 e1e8 >>>>10/49 g5h3 400.73 1993 77426285 g5h3 d3f3 a6h6 h2g2 g7g5 c2f5 g5f4 b3b4 b5b4 >>>>11/51 g5h3 748.93 1996 141781903 g5h3 d3f3 a6h6 h2g2 g7g5 c2f5 g5f4 g3f4 b5b4 a >>>>1b2 >>> >>> >>>You may have a bug. Nh3 doesn't win. It looks good enough to draw, but after >>>Kxh3 black won't be winning this... >> >>I think i will let Pro Deo play black from this position against some strong >>engines at long time control. The first engine to play White will be Crafty >>19.15. :-) >> >>Regards >>Dave > >That's fine. But Stuart was reporting a mate score. There is no mate here >after Nxh3, at least not for a _long_ time... I'm pretty shocked at this. What about this sequence: g5h3(0) h2h3(0) a6h6(0) h3g4(0) f7f5(0) g4f5(0) b7c8(0) f5g5(0) h6g6(0) g5h5(0) c8g4(0) Sorry about the computer algebraic and 0's...
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