Author: G. R. Morton
Date: 13:59:09 03/10/00
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[d] 8/p1r2R2/1p1k4/7p/8/3P4/PP4K1/8 w - - 0 1 ...RxR? is clearly wrong, is it not? Put black rook on c8 (instead of c7)and see if it plays Berliner's move "Rc7!". Why is Rc7 better than Rc2 ? On March 10, 2000 at 15:11:38, Mike S. wrote: >On March 10, 2000 at 13:48:10, G. R. Morton wrote: > >>(...) >> >>Black : pawns at h7,b6 and h5, king at d6, rook at c7. >>White : pawns at a2,b2, and d3, king at g2, rook at f7. White to move. >> >[D]8/2r2R1p/1p1k4/7p/8/3P4/PP4K1/8 w - - >>The average club player can quickly see that RxR?? gives an easy win for black, >>since after the exchange, black simply uses his h pawn to draw the white king >>away from the queen side on which black pushes through. (...) > >Is the position you gave correct? I have tested with Shredder 3 (without TB's), >Crafty and M-Chess 7.1, all play Rxc7 and think white is winning after 1...Kxc7 >2.a4! Does this move appear in the book you mentioned? I think, the previous >move ...Rc8-c7 might be a blunder. >Astonishing also, that the programs want to play 2...b5 (?!) for black - I >haven't really analysed and do not understand, but 2...h4 3.b4 looks like RxR is >ok (?). > >Regards, >M.Scheidl > >Permanent Brain: >http://members.surfeu.at/MScheidl
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