Author: pavel
Date: 08:01:27 09/14/00
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On September 14, 2000 at 06:05:35, Tony Werten wrote: >On September 14, 2000 at 03:06:51, pavel wrote: > >>I dont know how strong the YT (young talents) version of SOS is, but it >>deffinately seems to be a very strong chess program. >>strong enough to be released as a single product like nimzo, hiarcs, jonior. > >It already is. See http://www.chessbase.com/shope/ click engines direct and >scroll down. > >Tony yes I know, but I meant that it doesnt comes out, like junior6, as its own interface and product or name brand. it came with YT (as a whole), though you can buy each engines seperately. but its not the same. thanks pavel > >> >>but I will keep my fingers crossed, until i try some games with other freeware >>and commercial chess engines.... >> >>here is a game against nimzo2000b in my pentium 400mhz notebook. ponder=off >>more games to come..... >> >>SOS (2500) - wbnimzo2000b (2500) [B86] >>Default, 40'/40+40'/40+40' MyTown (1), 14.09.2000 >> >>W=9.0 ply; 38kN/s >>B=9.4 ply; 55kN/s >> 1.e2-e4 c7-c5 2.Ng1-f3 d7-d6 3.d2-d4 c5xd4 4.Nf3xd4 Ng8-f6 5.Nb1-c3 a7-a6 >>6.Bf1-c4 e7-e6 Both last book move 7.Bc1-g5 0.65/6 3:28 Bf8-e7 -0.01/1 1 >>8.0-0 0.44/7 2:09 0-0 (Bc8-d7) 0.35/8 1:04 9.Qd1-f3 (Qd1-e1) 0.22/7 58 >>9...Nb8-d7 (Qd8-b6) 0.10/8 1:09 10.Bc4-e2 (Qf3-e2) 0.17/7 35 10...Nd7-e5 >>0.03/8 39 11.Qf3-g3 0.15/8 54 Nf6-h5 (Qd8-b6) 0.02/8 43 12.Bg5xe7 >>0.10/9 1:53 Nh5xg3 0.15/10 46 13.Be7xd8 0.04/9 45 Ng3xe2+ 0.02/10 35 >>14.Nc3xe2 0.06/9 1:15 Rf8xd8 0.24/9 44 15.Rf1-d1 0.00/8 39 Ne5-g4 >>(Ne5-g6) 0.31/9 50 16.h2-h3 (Ne2-g3) 0.05/9 45 16...Ng4-f6 0.31/10 42 >>17.e4-e5 (Ne2-g3) 0.14/11 50 17...Nf6-e8 (d6xe5) 0.29/10 49 18.f2-f4 >>(Nd4-f3) 0.15/9 1:01 18...f7-f6 0.25/10 56 19.Nd4-f3 0.25/9 33 b7-b6 >>(Bc8-d7) 0.18/9 41 20.Ne2-d4 (c2-c3) 0.37/9 1:05 20...d6xe5 (Bc8-d7) >>0.16/9 18 21.f4xe5 0.43/9 54 Ne8-c7 (Rd8-d5) 0.32/9 48 22.Nd4-c6 (c2-c4) >> 0.29/9 1:31 22...Rd8xd1+ (Rd8-e8) 0.38/10 29 23.Ra1xd1 0.46/9 45 Nc7-e8 >> 0.48/9 35 24.Nc6-d8 (e5xf6) 0.42/9 2:00 24...b6-b5 (Ra8-a7) 0.53/10 1:15 >> 25.Kg1-f2 0.48/8 34 a6-a5 (Kg8-f8) 0.51/9 43 26.g2-g4 0.58/8 48 h7-h6 >>(Kg8-f8) 0.56/9 1:29 27.e5xf6 (a2-a3) 0.56/8 35 27...g7xf6 0.50/8 26 >>28.Nd8-c6 (Kf2-e3) 0.96/9 38 28...Bc8-b7 (Kg8-f7) 0.57/10 1:03 29.Nc6-e7+ >>0.93/10 55 Kg8-f8 (Kg8-f7) 0.68/10 37 30.Rd1-d7 1.07/10 1:06 Bb7-e4 >>(Bb7-c8) 0.66/9 21 31.Nf3-d4 1.40/10 1:43 Ne8-g7 1.16/9 42 32.Kf2-e3 >>1.48/9 38 Be4-h7 (Kf8-e8) 1.08/8 23 33.Ne7-c6 1.55/9 51 e6-e5 0.99/9 >>36 34.Nd4xb5 1.60/10 1:14 Bh7xc2 1.22/8 27 35.Nb5-c7 1.41/9 39 Ra8-c8 >>1.17/9 18 36.b2-b3 1.56/10 51 Bc2-b1 (a5-a4) 1.55/8 42 37.a2-a4 1.80/9 >>52 f6-f5 (h6-h5) 1.48/8 14 38.Nc6xe5 (Nc6xa5) 2.35/10 1:41 38...Rc8-b8 >>(f5xg4) 1.97/9 40 39.b3-b4 2.39/10 2:16 a5xb4 (f5xg4) 1.54/8 34 >>40.a4-a5 (Ne5-g6+) 2.44/9 45 40...b4-b3 (Kf8-g8) 1.49/8 46 41.a5-a6 >>(Nc7-d5) 3.17/9 1:36 41...b3-b2 (f5xg4) 1.94/9 2:06 42.a6-a7 2.09/9 2:59 >> Rb8-b3+ 1.52/9 1:09 43.Rd7-d3 2.40/7 28 Bb1xd3 (Rb3xd3+) 2.95/10 1:37 >>44.a7-a8Q+ 3.43/8 1:38 Kf8-e7 3.11/9 1:26 45.Nc7-d5+ 3.44/7 1:07 Ke7-d6 >> 2.48/8 23 46.Nd5-c3 3.65/7 32 f5-f4+ 5.47/9 3:20 47.Ke3-d2 6.03/7 29 >>b2-b1Q (b2-b1N+) 6.00/9 1:55 48.Qa8-d5+ (Ne5-c4+) 7.30/8 48 48...Kd6-c7 >>(Kd6-e7) 10.69/9 54 49.Nc3xb1 9.64/8 50 Rb3xb1 (Rb3-b2+) 12.48/9 2:34 >>50.Qd5-d7+ (Qd5xd3) 10.68/8 31 50...Kc7-b6 12.29/10 1:28 51.Ne5xd3 >>(Qd7xd3) 11.23/8 36 51...Ng7-h5 12.49/9 1:12 1-0
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