Author: Ernst Walet
Date: 01:11:53 04/23/00
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On April 22, 2000 at 12:32:17, Sune Larsson wrote: > > Yes, there are lots of pearls to be found here... A little tip would be to > look for "48 Kuindzhi" and then move to "A genius' bad luck" where you can > read the beautiful story of "Mitrofanov's deflection." After that it's > impossible to forget a move like "Qg5!!" > > Thanks > > You´re absolutely right, a beauty. I let fritz6a ´look´ at it and it came with the following: 1.b6+ Ka8 2.Re1 Nxe1 3.g7 h1Q 4.g8Q+ Bb8 5.a7 Nc6+ = (-0.06) Depth: 15/37 00:01:18 28092kN The original line of Mitrofanov. But after a while it followed the line of Kuindzhi, with Kuijf´s refutation, and Van der Heijden´s refutiation on that. 1.b6+! Ka8 2.Re1 Nc4+ 3.Kb5 Nxb6 4.g7 Ka7 5.Kc6 Be7 ± (0.94) Depth: 16/41 00:04:33 99794kN The score is slowly dropping overnight, fritzcannot find a win for white. 1.b6+ Ka8 2.Re1 Nc4+ 3.Kb5 Nxb6 4.g7 Ka7 5.Kc6 Be7 ± (0.75) Depth: 21/51 07:17:54 9862904kN, tb=7570 Maybe computers cannot play chess, but in this case they did quite well! Greetings, Ernst.
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