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Subject: Re: What happened in this game (from SSDF)?

Author: Tony Hedlund

Date: 05:17:10 03/02/00

On March 01, 2000 at 18:06:55, Chessfun wrote:

>On March 01, 2000 at 16:50:19, Bertil Eklund wrote:
>>Hi!
>>
>>My memory isn´t so bad! I have rechecked it and my F5.32 plays Kd8 in 1sec in
>>g/10 and in 2sec on tournament level announcing mate in 4!!
>>Very strange bug. Direcly after it played Kd8 it "sees" the position as -6
>>something.
>>
>>Bertil
>
>
>It is strange, on both my comps I get identical move
>12....b5. What seems odd is also if Tony actually played the
>game and you also get 12.....Kd8 that's two separate computers
>that have some type of bug. Till that move the rest seems fine
>it's F5.32 general.ctg book moves till crafty takes Fritz out of
>book with 10. Nb3.
>
>Thanks.

It wasn't me who played it. It was another tester who _actually_ played the
game.

Tony

Re: What happened in this game (from SSDF)? Albert Silver 09:28:39 03/02/00
- Re: What happened in this game (from SSDF)? Tony Hedlund 10:51:43 03/02/00
  - Re: What happened in this game (from SSDF)? Robert Hyatt 18:38:53 03/02/00
    - Re: What happened in this game (from SSDF)? Bertil Eklund 06:10:34 03/03/00
      - Re: What happened in this game (from SSDF)? blass uri 10:07:17 03/03/00
    - end of auto232? Harald Faber 01:16:45 03/03/00
      - Re: end of auto232? Robert Hyatt 05:05:05 03/03/00
        
        Re: end of auto232? Stefan Meyer-Kahlen 03:36:02 03/06/00
        
        Re: end of auto232? Harald Faber 06:21:37 03/03/00
      - Re: end of auto232? Thorsten Czub 04:47:54 03/03/00
        
        Re: end of auto232? Bertil Eklund 06:13:12 03/03/00
        
        Re: end of auto232? Thorsten Czub 23:50:17 03/03/00
        
        Re: end of auto232? Robert Hyatt 05:06:28 03/03/00
        
        Re: end of auto232? Thorsten Czub 15:35:28 03/03/00

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