Author: Jorge Pichard
Date: 19:10:27 07/25/00
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On July 25, 2000 at 16:45:42, Peter Kappler wrote: >On July 25, 2000 at 15:33:46, Larrry Smith wrote: > >>I was interested in what would happen -- with perfect play -- if I gave both >>sides in a chess game just the kings and the pawns in initial position, with no >>pieces, and White to move. I don't know if this "endgame" has been solved yet, >>but when I pit Chessmaster 6000 against itself at 5 and 10 minutes I keep >>getting the same results, move for move. I wonder if it is possible for Black to >>win or draw here > > >I think Black might be able to draw by just shuffling his king back and forth. >Off the top of my head, I can't envision a way for White to break through. > >--Peter > > > > > > -- it seems logical that is is, but Chessmaster hasn't deviated >>even one ply after 10 games. What would happen if two grand-masters sat down to >>this position? >> >>[D]4K3/PPPPPPPP/8/8/8/8/pppppppp/4k3 W >> >> >> >> After my uncle beg me for 30 minutes, I decided to Pleased him, since he is like my father to me. I brought my Notebook Gateway Celeron 500 Mhz to the hospital and showed him move after move. By the way I am using his password to this Message Board. I believe it is a great place to learn about computer chess. He also asked me to run CMking as black vs Crafty 17.12 and crafty resigned after 18 moves. His is told me to tell his Chess friends that the surgery was a sucess according to his doctor. [Title "CMKing vs Crafty 17.12"] [Date "2000.07.25"] [White "CMKing"] [Black "Crafty 17.12"] [Result "1-0"] 1. Ke2 Ke7 2. Ke3 Ke6 3. d4 exd4+ 4. Kxd4 d6 5. b4 f5 6. exf5+ Kxf5 7. Kd5 h6 8. f3 h5 9. g3 g5 10. a4 Kf6 11. c4 Kf5 12. a5 Kf6 13. a6 bxa6 14. Kc6 Ke6 15. f4 gxf4 16. gxf4 h4 17. Kxc7 Ke7 18. f5 h3 19. Kb7 Kf6 20. c5 a5 21. cxd6 axb4 22. d7 1-0 >>[Date "2000.07.25"] >>[White "Chessmaster"] >>[Black "Chessmaster"] >>[Result "1-0"] >> >> 1. e4 e5 >> 2. Ke2 Ke7 >> 3. Ke3 c5 >> 4. c3 Kd6 >> 5. d4 b5 >> 6. f4 exd4+ >> 7. cxd4 c4 >> 8. g4 f6 >> 9. h4 b4 >> 10. h5 a5 >> 11. Ke2 a4 >> 12. Kd2 Kc6 >> 13. Kc2 Kc7 >> 14. Kd2 Kd6 >> 15. f5 h6 >> 16. a3 c3+ >> 17. bxc3 bxa3 >> 18. Kc2 Kc6 >> 19. Kb1 Kb5 >> 20. e5 Kc6 >> 21. c4 Kc7 >> 22. exf6 gxf6 >> 23. Ka2 Kd6 >> 24. Kxa3 Kc7 >> 25. Kxa4 Kd8 >> 26. Kb5 Kc7 >> 27. Kc5 Kc8 >> 28. Kd6 Kd8 >> 29. c5 Kc8 >> 30. Ke7 Kc7 >> 31. d5 Kc8 >> 32. d6 Kb7 >> 33. Kxd7 Ka6 >> 34. c6 Kb5 >> 35. c7 Kc4 >> 36. c8=Q+ Kd3 >> 37. Ke6 Ke4 >> 38. Qc3 Kf4 >> 39. Qh3 Kg5 >> 40. d7 Kf4 >> 41. d8=Q Ke4 >> 42. Qg2+ Ke3 >> 43. Qdd2# 1-0
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