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Subject: Re: Diep missing simple winning move?

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 12:09:02 08/21/00

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On August 21, 2000 at 15:05:16, Torstein Hall wrote:

>In this position
>[D]6k1/3r1pbr/1q2pR2/3pP3/1p1N2Q1/p6P/PPP3P1/1K3R2 w - - 0 12
>
>Diep moved 33.Nf5
>
>Fritz says that Nxe6 is winning eg: 33.Nxe6 fxe6 34.Rf8#
>Black ( Junior ) looks completly lost, but maybee something in wrong in the
>moves comming from Kasparov website? (...or I have gottten is wrong, god
>forbid!)
>
>Torstein

It seems that you did not get it wrong because I got independently the same
position when Nxe6 is winning.

Uri

• Re: Diep missing simple winning move? Torstein Hall 12:14:12 08/21/00
  • Re: Diep missing simple winning move? Côme 12:18:34 08/21/00
    • Re: Diep missing simple winning move? Torstein Hall 12:22:09 08/21/00
  • Re: Diep missing simple winning move? Daniel Chancey 12:16:24 08/21/00
    • The tournament may be OK...... Torstein Hall 12:19:24 08/21/00
• Chessmaster 6000 sees 33.Nxe6! +- in < 1 second Daniel Chancey 12:10:26 08/21/00
  • CM6000 able to find a mate in 1!!! Incredible!!! :) :) :) Christophe Theron 12:37:09 08/21/00
  • Re: Chessmaster 6000 sees 33.Nxe6! +- in < 1 second Uri Blass 12:14:06 08/21/00
    • Re: Chessmaster 6000 sees 33.Nxe6! +- in < 1 second Torstein Hall 12:15:42 08/21/00
      • Re: Chessmaster 6000 sees 33.Nxe6! +- in < 1 second Uri Blass 12:26:15 08/21/00

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