Author: Albert Silver
Date: 18:37:18 05/24/00
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On May 24, 2000 at 17:14:21, Dann Corbit wrote:
>
>Once again, Dusan Dobes shows us that he is a genius:
>[ white, 1 ]
>4r1k1/1b3pp1/pp3n1p/1P2b3/3q4/2NBB3/P4PPP/1QR3K1 b - -
>
>4r1k1/1b3pp1/pp3n1p/1P2b3/3q4/2NBB3/P4PPP/1QR3K1 b - -
> -> soft time limit 1714.28 s
> -> hard time limit 31999.9 s
> 4 -> 0:00.75 27018 0 turns
> 5 54 94 35153 Qd4-g4 Bd3-f1 Qg4-h4 Ph2-h3
> 5 -> 0:02.31 86337 0 turns
> 6 27 321 128755 Qd4-g4 Bd3-f1 Qg4-h4 Ph2-h3 Pa6xb5 Qb1xb5
> Re8-e6
> 6 32 362 147293 Be5xh2 !
> 6 87 413 170479 Be5xh2 !!
> 6 146 672 284835 Be5xh2 Kg1xh2 Nf6-g4 Kh2-h3 Ng4xe3
> 6 -> 0:08.15 354026 1 turn
> 7 206 1132 491688 Be5xh2 !!
> 7 256 2960 1304025 Be5xh2 Kg1xh2 Re8xe3 Pf2xe3
> 7 -> 0:36.73 1681106 0 turns
> 8 316 5075 2287377 Be5xh2 !!
> 8 387 11793 5374407 Be5xh2 Kg1-f1 Re8xe3 Pf2xe3 Qd4xe3 Nc3-e2
> Nf6-g4 Bd3-h7 Kg8-h8 Qb1-f5 Qe3xc1 Ne2xc1
> Ng4-e3 Kf1-e2 Ne3xf5 Bh7xf5 Pa6xb5
> 8 -> 2:13.31 6081022 0 turns
> 9 394 31699 14132932 Be5xh2 Kg1xh2 Re8xe3 Bd3-h7 Kg8-h8 Pf2xe3
> Qd4-e5 Kh2-h3 Qe5xe3 Pg2-g3
>
>Why is his eval ten times better than everyone else? He cleary finds the best
>line in far fewer plies consistently.
>
>I am awestruck by the eval of Phalanx.
Here is the output of Tiger in CA5. You have to discount 5 seconds as it starts
the clock 5 seconds before the engine actually kicks in.
[-0.32] d=5 1...Qg4 2.Bf1 Ne4 3.Nxe4 Bxe4 4.Qb3 (0:00.05)
[-0.00] d=6 1...Qg4 2.Bf1 Bxc3 3.Rxc3 Be4 4.Qb3 Nd5 (0:00.05)
[-0.02] d=6 1...Bxh2 (0:00.06)
[-0.06] d=6 1...Bxh2 2.Kxh2 Qg4 3.Ne4 Rxe4 (0:00.06)
[-0.96] d=7 1...Bxh2 (0:00.09)
[-1.96] d=7 1...Bxh2 2.Kxh2 Ng4 3.Kh3 Nxe3 4.f3 Qe5 5.Ne4 axb5 6.Qxb5 Qxb5
7.Bxb5 Re5 (0:00.11)
[-2.16] d=8 1...Bxh2 2.Kxh2 Ng4 3.Kh3 Nxe3 4.f3 Qe5 5.Ne4 Qf4 6.bxa6 Bc8
7.Rxc8 Rxc8 8.Qxb6 (0:00.13)
[-2.30] d=9 1...Bxh2 2.Kxh2 Ng4 3.Kh3 Nxe3 4.f3 Qe5 5.Be4 Bxe4 6.Nxe4 Qxb5
7.Qxb5 axb5 (0:00.18)
[-2.76] d=10 1...Bxh2 2.Kxh2 Ng4 3.Kh3 Nxe3 4.Bh7 Kf8 5.fxe3 Rxe3 6.Kh2 Rxc3
7.Rxc3 Qxc3 8.bxa6 Qe5 9.Kh1 (0:00.48)
[-3.66] d=11 1...Bxh2 (0:02.04)
[-5.06] d=11 1...Bxh2 2.Kf1 (0:03.36)
[-5.70] d=12 1...Bxh2 2.Kxh2 Ng4 3.Kg1 (0:07.17)
[-6.08] d=13 1...Bxh2 2.Kf1 Rxe3 3.fxe3 Qxe3 4.Rd1 (0:23.25)
Not too crappy either. :-)
Albert Silver
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