Author: blass uri
Date: 05:18:55 08/07/00
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On August 07, 2000 at 08:01:53, stuart taylor wrote: >On August 06, 2000 at 11:35:02, blass uri wrote: > >>On August 06, 2000 at 10:00:43, pete wrote: >> >>>>>Fritz started to be happy only after tiger's 51.Qxd6. >>>>>I suspect that tiger touched the wrong piece and I believe that taking d6 with >>>>>the rook was better. >>>>> >>>>>Uri >>>>Chessmaster6000(ss=10)'s observations: >>>>1)Qb8+ instead of Qxd6 was a draw. >>>>2)The position after Rxd6 instead of Qxd6 is also a draw >>>>3)52.Qb8+ is a mistake and 52.Kh1 is the right move for white when black has >>>>about a pawn advantage for and not 11 pawns after more than one minute of >>>>search. >>>> >>>>Uri >>> >>>Indeed 51. Rxd6 allows White to escape to eternal check in the last moment . >>> >>>I didn't see that when I followed the game . >>> >>>I don't agree that Qb8 + would have helped much as Black has Nf8 ; please >>>provide a saving line . >> >>chessmaster admit after 16 minutes and 45 seconds that Qb8+ is bad for >>white(evaluation -0.37) >>After 33:06 it finds Rxd6 with evaluation 0.00 >> >>It seems that Qb8 is not good but I did not analyze it enough to be sure that it >>is losing. >> >>> >>>After 51. Qxd6 nothing seems to help saving the game although ptobably Kh1 or >>>Nf4 would have put up a somehow longer resistance . >>> >>>Still with possible threats like a3 or Ng3,f5 in the initial position I think it >>>is a very good idea to play ...Ne6 and my admiration remains :-) >> >>It may be a good practical idea but I think there are other ways for equallity. >> >>Uri > >I didn't catch the conclusion (because my printer isn't working, so I can't >print position then analyse with chess program-as I often do). > Is it a combination, or a mistake? >thank you, >S.Taylor It is a mistake of tiger. 51.Qxd6 was the losing mistake when 51.Rxd6 is leading to a draw. 49...Ne6 50.Qxb6 c5 51.Rxd6 is a draw. Uri
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