Author: stuart taylor
Date: 20:30:24 05/09/00
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On May 09, 2000 at 23:04:30, stuart taylor wrote: >On May 09, 2000 at 14:00:20, Dann Corbit wrote: > >>[D] r5kb/p1qbpp2/3p1npB/1p6/2r1P1P1/1NN2P2/PPPQ4/2KR3R w - - bm Bf8; > >It's not the best move anyway! >It leads to a draw against best play! Blacks first move would be 19...Nh5! >It's a long job to type out all the main variations here and I don't know how to >reprint it straight from computer. But it looks like no one checked it out >properly. > 19...Bg5 probably is the best move, and at any rate can lead to a forced win. > After 19...Nh5, the queen can eventually be manuevered (with further >creativity also) to cover g7 etc. and can end up with Bishop and 2 pawns >(one is also enough) vs.Rook. > When checking out a position with computer aid (in my case-Hiarcs 7.0) >you must atleast ask it many questions. You can't just run it for 2 minutes >and conclude "too bad! the computer is a dummy because I know better!" >Stuart Taylor I'm happy to announce that on checking my position with the diagram, I see I had a slight mistake! On move 18.I played it as 18...Qa6, instead of Qc7. THAT would have made 19.Bf8 wrong. I appologise for any inconvenience caused. S.T.
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