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Subject: Re: Another position.

Author: Dann Corbit

Date: 19:26:28 12/07/00

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On December 07, 2000 at 20:52:40, Mogens Larsen wrote:

>The move of the day from FIDE 2000 according to KC came from the Anand-Macieja
>game. Anand played 25.Bxe6! in the position below. Maybe something for a chess
>program to chew on?
>
>[D]2r3k1/5p2/1p2pp1p/pPq5/Pn6/1B6/1P2QPPP/3R2K1 w - - 0 25

It takes Phalanx XXII under a second to find it on an AMD 950 MHz:
[ white, 1 ]
2r3k1/5p2/1p2pp1p/pPq5/Pn6/1B6/1P2QPPP/3R2K1 w - - 0 25

2r3k1/5p2/1p2pp1p/pPq5/Pn6/1B6/1P2QPPP/3R2K1 w - - 0 25
    -> increment adds 440 s to soft time limit
    -> soft time limit 1640 s
    -> hard time limit 12000 s
  5 ->   0:00.52    68268   2 turns
  6     74    78    98061  Bb3xe6  Pf7xe6  Qe2xe6  Kg8-g7  Rd1-d7  Kg7-g6
                           Qe6-f7  Kg6-f5  Qf7-h5  Kf5-e6  Qh5-f7  Ke6-f5
  6 ->   0:01.48   173139   0 turns
  7     74   247   301322  Bb3xe6  Pf7xe6  Qe2xe6  Kg8-g7  Rd1-d7  Kg7-g6
                           Qe6-f7  Kg6-f5  Qf7-h5  Kf5-e6  Qh5-f7  Ke6-f5
  7 ->   0:03.83   547264   0 turns
  8     75   651  1010893  Bb3xe6  Pf7xe6  Qe2xe6  Kg8-g7  Rd1-d7  Kg7-g6
                           Qe6-f7  Kg6-f5  Rd7-d1  Qc5-c2
  8 ->   0:08.61  1424948   0 turns
  9     80  1621  2708074  Bb3xe6  Pf7xe6  Qe2xe6  Kg8-g7  Rd1-d7  Kg7-g6
                           Qe6-f7  Kg6-g5  Ph2-h4
  9 ->   0:24.22  4289184   0 turns
 10    140  3127  5581578  Bb3xe6  !!
 10    140  4584  8014263  Bb3xe6  Pf7xe6
 10 ->   0:56.46 10152944   0 turns
 11    121 13028 23069410  Bb3xe6  Pf7xe6  Qe2xe6  Kg8-g7  Rd1-d7  Kg7-g6
                           Qe6-f7  Kg6-f5  Qf7-h7  Kf5-f4  Qh7xh6  Kf4-e5
                           Qh6-h5  Pf6-f5  Rd7-d1  Nb4-c2  Qh5-g6  Nc2-d4
                           Rd1-e1  Ke5-d5  Qg6-f7  Kd5-d6
 11 ->   3:09.96 34759772   0 turns



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