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Subject: So far there are even Crafty 17.11 vs CMKing W1 L1 D1

Author: Jorge Pichard

Date: 09:25:03 07/29/00


There seems to be no Advantage for either side when you use the same Book for
both Programs. So far the score is even using Crafty Latest Book. By reversing
the program, after each opening selected by crafty 17.11 book, each program will
have the same opportunity in case there is an opening advantage for either side
of the selected opening.


[Title "Crafty 17.11 vs CMKing"]
[Date "2000.07.29"]
[White "Crafty 17.11"]
[Black "CMKing"]
[Result "1-0"]

  1. e4             e5
  2. Nf3            Nc6
  3. Bb5            a6
  4. Ba4            Nf6
  5. O-O            Be7
  6. Re1            b5
  7. Bb3            d6
  8. c3             O-O
  9. h3             Na5
 10. Bc2            c5
 11. d4             Qc7
 12. Nbd2           cxd4
 13. cxd4           Nc6
 14. Nb3            a5
 15. Be3            a4
 16. Nbd2           Bd7
 17. Rc1            Qb7
 18. Nf1            a3
 19. bxa3           Rxa3
 20. Bb1            exd4
 21. Nxd4           Rfa8
 22. Nxc6           Bxc6
 23. Ng3            R3a4
 24. Bg5            Rc4
 25. Nf5            h6
 26. Bxf6           Bxf6
 27. Qxd6           Kh8
 28. Rxc4           bxc4
 29. Qc5            Qd7
 30. e5             Bg5
 31. Nd6            g6
 32. Qxc4           Kg7
 33. Rd1            Ra4
 34. Qc3            Kh7
 35. Bc2            Rxa2
 36. Nxf7           Qxf7
 37. Qxc6           Be7
 38. Rd7            Ra1+
 39. Bd1            Kg8
 40. Qc8+           Qf8
 41. Qc3            Rb1
 42. e6             g5
 43. Qc2            Ra1
 44. Qc3            Rb1
 45. Qd3            Rc1
 46. Qd4            Qf6
 47. Qxf6           Bxf6
 48. g3             Be7
 49. f4             gxf4
 50. gxf4           Kf8
 51. f5             Ra1
 52. Kg2            Ra2+
 53. Kg3            Ra3+
 54. Kf4            Bg5+
 55. Kg4            Re3
 56. Rf7+           Kg8
 57. Kh5            Re1
 58. Bg4            Rf1
 59. Kg6            Re1
 60. Ra7            Rxe6+
 61. fxe6           Kf8
 62. Rf7+           Ke8
 63. Be2            Be7
 64. Bb5+           Kd8
 65. Kxh6           Kc7
 66. Rxe7+          Kd6
 67. Re8            Ke5
 68. Kg6            Kd6
 69. e7             Ke6
 70. Bc4+           Kd6
 71. Rd8+           Kxe7
 72. Rd3            Kf8
 73. Kf6            Ke8
 74. Bb5+           Kf8
 75. Rd8++           1-0


Now if you reverse the programs using the same opening selected by Crafty latest
book, the result is different. White opening side of this opening is
definitively better, proven by both of this programs.

[Title "CMKing vs Crafty 17.11"]
[Date "2000.07.29"]
[White "CMKing"]
[Black "Crafty 17.11"]
[Result "1-0"]

  1. e4             e5
  2. Nf3            Nc6
  3. Bb5            a6
  4. Ba4            Nf6
  5. O-O            Be7
  6. Re1            b5
  7. Bb3            d6
  8. c3             O-O
  9. h3             Na5
 10. Bc2            c5
 11. d4             Qc7
 12. Nbd2           cxd4
 13. cxd4           Nc6
 14. Nb3            a5
 15. Be3            a4
 16. Nbd2           Bd7
 17. Rc1            Qb7
 18. Nf1            exd4
 19. Nxd4           Rac8
 20. Ng3            Nb4
 21. Bb1            Rxc1
 22. Bxc1           Qc7
 23. a3             Na6
 24. Ngf5           Re8
 25. Nxe7+          Rxe7
 26. Bg5            Qc5
 27. Qd2            Nc7
 28. Bxf6           gxf6
 29. Rc1            Qb6
 30. e5             dxe5
 31. Qh6            e4
 32. Rc3            Qd6
 33. Rg3+           Qxg3
 34. fxg3           Ne8
 35. Qh4            Re5
 36. Bxe4           f5
 37. Qg5+           Kf8
 38. Bxf5           Bxf5
 39. Nxf5           f6
 40. Qg4            Re1+
 41. Kh2            Re5
 42. Qb4+           Kf7
 43. Nh6+           Kg6
 44. Qf8            Re1
 45. g4             Nd6
 46. Qxd6           Re5
 47. Qf8            Kg5
 48. g3             Re2+
 49. Kg1            Re1+
 50. Kf2             1-0 Crafty 17.11 Resigned




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