Author: Jorge Pichard
Date: 19:19:07 07/25/00
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On July 25, 2000 at 22:10:27, Jorge Pichard wrote: >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. > SORRY for the error 1.e4 e5 the last move shold have been 23. d7 > >[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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