Author: blass uri
Date: 23:55:16 07/13/00
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On July 13, 2000 at 18:53:13, Chessfun wrote:
>On July 13, 2000 at 14:23:26, blass uri wrote:
>
>>[D]2r5/3k1pr1/p3q1p1/Pp1pPpPp/1PpP1Q2/2P4R/5PPK/4R3 b - - 0 1
>>
>>This is the final position of the game.
>>
>>My analysis proves that at least against computers white has practical chances
>>to win.
>>
>>I am interested to know if Junior6a can win position in comp-comp games against
>>other programs.
>>I have not Junior6a and I do not want to test older versions.
>>
>>Uri
>
>
>I decided to run it for FUN !!
>
>[Event "Blitz:60'"]
>[Site "Scarb"]
>[Date "2000.07.13"]
>[Round "1"]
>[White "Junior 6.1"]
>[Black "Fritz 6"]
>[Result "0-1"]
>[ECO "B00"]
>[PlyCount "221"]
>
>{W=18.5 ply; 231kN/s
>B=14.6 ply; 228kN/s
>} 1. e4 b6 2. d4 Bb7 3. Bd3 Nf6 4.
>Qe2 e6 5. Nf3 d5 6. e5 Nfd7 7. Ng5 Be7 8. Qg4 h5 9. Qg3 Nf8 10. O-O Ba6 11.
>Bxa6 Nxa6 12. c3 c5 13. Rd1 c4 14. Re1 Rc8 15. h4 Nh7 16. Nf3 Rg8 17. Bg5 Nxg5
>18. Nxg5 Nb8 19. Nd2 Nc6 20. b3 Na5 21. Re3 Bxg5 22. hxg5 g6 23. Rf3 Rc7 24.
>Rf6 Qc8 25. Qf4 Rf8 26. b4 Nc6 27. Nf3 Re7 28. Nh4 Rg8 29. a4 Rg7 30. Qc1 Rc7
>31. a5 b5 32. Qe3 Kd7 33. Kh1 a6 34. Rd1 Qe8 35. Kh2 Ne7 36. Rh1 Ng8 37. Rf3
>Ne7 38. Rh3 Nf5 39. Nxf5 exf5 40. Re1 Rc6 41. Qf3 Qe6 42. Rh1 Rc8 43. Qe3 Qe7
>44. Qf4 Qe6 45. Re1 Re8 {0.06/18 134} 46. Rhe3 {0.79/19 128} 46... Kc8 {
>(Qe7) 0.03/18 127} 47. Rh1 {0.66/19 78} 47... Rh7 {(Qe7) 0.03/18 122} 48. Kg1 {
>(Rh3) 0.63/19 67} 48... Rhh8 {(Qe7) 0.09/18 258} 49. Reh3 {0.61/20 120} 49...
>Rh7 {(Qe7) 0.00/15 150} 50. Qg3 {0.63/20 192} 50... Re7 {(Qe7) 0.00/17 71} 51.
>Rh4 {(Qf4) 0.61/20 63} 51... Rh8 {(Qd7) 0.09/16 58} 52. Qe3 {(Qf4) 0.57/20 67}
>52... Kb8 {-0.03/15 66} 53. f4 {(Qf3) 0.57/19 56} 53... f6 {(Rhe8) 0.03/16 62}
>54. gxf6 {0.76/18 127} 54... Qxf6 {0.03/16 74} 55. Qf3 {(Qg3) 0.76/18 74} 55...
>Qe6 {(Qc6) 0.06/16 68} 56. Qe2 {(R4h3) 0.74/19 72} 56... Ka8 {(Qd6) 0.03/16 62}
>57. g3 {(Qf3) 0.74/19 77} 57... Rd8 {(Rhe8) -0.03/15 72} 58. R4h3 {0.73/19 63}
>58... Rg8 {(Qd7) -0.34/16 72} 59. Qf3 {0.73/19 77} 59... Kb8 {(Qd7) 0.00/14 73}
>60. R3h2 {0.70/19 79} 60... Ree8 {(Reg7) -0.03/13 51} 61. Qf2 {0.70/19 50}
>61... Rg7 {(Re7) -0.22/16 76} 62. Rg2 {(Kg2) 0.69/18 64} 62... Rd7 {
>(Qc8) 0.00/16 160} 63. Qe2 {0.68/19 95} 63... Rh8 {(Qe7) -0.13/14 50} 64. Rgh2
>{0.69/19 73} 64... Re7 {-0.19/15 40} 65. Qg2 {(Qf3) 0.66/19 43} 65... Ra7 {
>(Qd7) 0.00/13 74} 66. Rh4 {0.68/19 53} 66... Ka8 {(Re7) 0.06/14 63} 67. R1h2 {
>0.70/19 142} 67... Rd8 {(Kb8) -0.28/16 35} 68. Qf2 {(Qf3) 0.69/18 38} 68... Kb8
>{(Re7) 0.06/15 119} 69. Qf1 {0.65/19 85} 69... Rg7 {(Rh7) -0.16/15 54} 70. Rg2
>{(Re2) 0.56/17 62} 70... Re8 {(Rh8) -0.13/15 113} 71. Rh1 {(Re2) 0.52/17 36}
>71... Rh8 {(Rge7) 0.00/14 104} 72. Rh3 {0.52/18 49} 72... Re7 {-0.28/13 31} 73.
>Rgh2 {0.49/19 79} 73... Rd8 {(Rhe8) -0.28/15 29} 74. Rh1 {(Qf3) 0.44/18 37}
>74... Rg8 {(Qg8) -0.28/15 28} 75. Qg2 {(Qf3) 0.11/18 34} 75... Rf8 {
>(Qd7) -0.34/15 39} 76. Qd2 {(Qf3) 0.02/18 26} 76... Rfe8 {(Qd7) -0.28/16 47}
>77. Qd1 {(Qc2) 0.22/19 33} 77... Rd7 {(Qc8) -0.31/14 23} 78. Qf3 {
>(Qc2) 0.07/18 34} 78... Rh7 {(Rde7) -0.03/16 59} 79. R3h2 {(R1h2) 0.10/19 44}
>79... Rg8 {(Qd7) 0.09/14 45} 80. Rf2 {0.02/18 39} 80... Qd7 {(Re8) -0.03/13 72}
>81. Re2 {0.10/17 43} 81... Re8 {(Re7) 0.12/12 22} 82. Kh2 {0.04/17 29} 82...
>Qe6 {(Rhe7) -0.19/13 18} 83. Ra2 {(Kg2) 0.08/18 44} 83... Rg8 {
>(Rhe7) -0.34/13 31} 84. Kg1 {0.09/18 53} 84... Kb7 {(Re7) -0.31/13 31} 85. Qe3
>{(Re2) -0.03/18 37} 85... Rhg7 {(Kb8) -0.28/14 21} 86. Rah2 {(Rg2) 0.15/18 23}
>86... Kb8 {(Ka8) -0.28/13 19} 87. Rg2 {(Kf2) 0.13/17 26} 87... Rh8 {
>(Re8) -0.28/15 29} 88. Qf3 {(Re2) 0.20/19 35} 88... Rgh7 {(Re7) 0.00/14 52} 89.
>Re2 {0.09/19 43} 89... Re7 {0.03/12 13} 90. Reh2 {0.11/18 34} 90... Rb7 {
>(Rhe8) 0.12/14 27} 91. Rf2 {(Kf2) 0.04/17 23} 91... Re8 {(Re7) 0.00/12 17} 92.
>Re2 {0.08/18 28} 92... Rc7 {(Rbe7) -0.19/14 11} 93. Reh2 {(Rhh2) 0.07/18 27}
>93... Rce7 {0.12/13 30} 94. Qg2 {0.13/17 14} 94... Rg7 {(Qd7) -0.22/13 11} 95.
>Rh3 {(Qf3) 0.00/17 14} 95... Ka8 {(Rge7) -0.06/12 16} 96. Qf1 {0.05/18 20}
>96... Rge7 {(Rh7) -0.31/14 16} 97. R3h2 {(Qf3) 0.22/18 19} 97... Rg8 {
>(Qd7) -0.34/15 15} 98. Rb2 {(Qf3) 0.13/17 15} 98... Reg7 {(Rge8) -0.28/13 19}
>99. Qf3 {(Rg2) 0.20/17 18} 99... g5 {(Re7) -0.53/13 14} 100. fxg5 {0.31/15 23}
>100... Rxg5 {-0.53/12 6} 101. Rg2 {0.31/16 24} 101... Rg4 {(Qf7) -0.19/12 24}
>102. Rh4 {0.38/16 21} 102... Kb7 {(Kb8) -0.19/11 12} 103. Rxg4 {0.38/15 26}
>103... Rxg4 {(hxg4) -0.06/10 3} 104. Kf2 {(Kf1) 0.46/16 49} 104... Kc6 {
>(Kc7) 0.00/11 10} 105. Rg1 {(Rh2) 0.32/15 23} 105... Qg6 {(Qf7) -0.38/12 14}
>106. Re1 {(Rh1) 0.00/14 14} 106... f4 {-1.53/11 14} 107. gxf4 {-0.77/13 31}
>107... Qf5 {-4.03/10 3} 108. Ke3 {(Re3) -3.66/15 29} 108... Qc2 {-4.69/10 3}
>109. Re2 {-5.19/14 35} 109... Qc1+ {-5.59/10 2} 110. Rd2 {-5.49/15 24} 110...
>Rg1 {-6.41/10 2} 111. f5 {-7.57/14 60} 0-1
>
>Thanks.
This game prove that black has practical chances to win against a computer.
Deep Junior is clearly faster than Junior6a of this game so I am not sure if
akopian could win the game.
Uri
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