Author: Ulrich Tuerke
Date: 06:33:19 01/15/01
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On January 14, 2001 at 22:34:33, Pete Galati wrote: >On January 14, 2001 at 19:09:31, Jeroen van Dorp wrote: > >>A lot startup with finding it yet discarding it rapidly, most for Kc4 or R2d3 >>with assessment =. >>Fritz and Junior 6 didn't find it, Hiarcs 7.32 was at a loss, as was Comet B27, >>Nimzo 99 did, but assessed it as a draw and Crafty 17.14 CB native engine >>calculated it, yet not "convincingly" winning: >> > >It takes about 10 minutes for Comet B28 to say that's the answer. It was still >staying with that after about 3.7 hours. Personally, I doubt that I could have >made the move, but I can see how very trapped Black's king is. I like this >position, it would take a better player than me to play Rxc6. > >Pete > >[D]1r2k1r1/3p1p2/2bR1Bp1/p1K1P2p/5P1P/1P6/3R4/8 w - - 0 1 > >Comet-B.28 Sun Jan 14 17:17:17 2001 > >depth score sec nodes pv > 1. -0.44 0 218 d2d3 > 2. -1.19 0 612 d2d3 b8b4 > 3. -0.61 0 2824 d2d3 c6e4 d3e3 > 4. -0.58 0 7545 d2d3 c6e4 d3d4 e4f5 b3b4 > 4. -0.58 0 11317 d2d3 c6e4 d3d4 e4f5 b3b4 > 5. -0.58 0 18443 d2d3 c6e4 d3d4 e4f5 b3b4 > 5. -0.58 0 27633 d2d3 c6e4 d3d4 e4f5 b3b4 > 6. -0.60 0 56419 d2d3 c6e4 d3d4 e4f5 d6b6 b8a8 > 6. -0.58 0 116235 c5c4 c6e4 d2a2 b8b4 c4c3 b4b5 a2a4 > 6. -0.58 0 141888 c5c4 c6e4 d2a2 b8b4 c4c3 b4b5 a2a4 > 7. -0.49 1 285515 c5c4 c6e4 d2a2 b8b4 c4c3 b4b5 d6a6 > 7! -0.45 1 401542 d2d3 c6e4 d3c3 e4g2 c5d4 b8b4 c3c4 > 7? -0.45 1 405938 d2d3 > 7. -0.45 2 471328 d2d3 > 8. -0.39 3 795683 d2d3 b8b5 c5d4 b5b4 d4c3 c6b5 d3d4 > 8. -0.39 4 960071 d2d3 b8b5 c5d4 b5b4 d4c3 c6b5 d3d4 > 9! -0.26 10 2399792 d2d3 b8b5 c5d4 b5b4 d4e3 b4e4 e3d2 > 9? -0.26 13 3032036 d2d3 g8f8 c5d4 b8b5 f6g7 f8g8 g7f6 > 9. -0.26 20 4465184 d2d3 g8f8 c5d4 b8b5 f6g7 f8g8 g7f6 >10. -0.26 25 5696069 d2d3 g8f8 c5d4 b8b5 f6g7 b5c5 >10. -0.26 30 6911175 d2d3 g8f8 c5d4 b8b5 f6g7 b5c5 >11! -0.13 45 10487803 d2d3 g8f8 c5d4 b8b5 d3c3 b5b4 d4e3 >11? -0.13 46 10590418 d2d3 >11. -0.13 55 12820661 d2d3 >12! +0.00 85 20754142 d2d3 b8b3 d3b3 e8f8 >12? +0.00 86 20819792 d2d3 >12. +0.00 99 24592471 d2d3 >13. +0.08 254 64315624 d2d3 c6e4 d3c3 b8c8 c5d4 e4c6 d4e3 >13. +0.08 290 74647969 d2d3 c6e4 d3c3 b8c8 c5d4 e4c6 d4e3 >14. +0.09 528 137751189 d2d3 c6e4 d3c3 e4c6 c5d4 g8f8 c3d3 >14! +0.21 605 159470582 d6c6 d7c6 c5c6 e8f8 c6c7 b8e8 >14? +0.21 616 162776186 d6c6 d7c6 c5c6 e8f8 c6c7 b8e8 e5e6 >14. +0.21 637 168016843 d6c6 d7c6 c5c6 e8f8 c6c7 b8e8 e5e6 >15! +0.34 667 175910314 d6c6 d7c6 c5c6 e8f8 c6c7 b8e8 d2d8 >15. +0.40 689 182300596 d6c6 d7c6 c5c6 e8f8 c6c7 b8e8 d2d8 >15. +0.40 847 227060769 d6c6 d7c6 c5c6 e8f8 c6c7 b8e8 d2d8 >16. +0.40 925 248582345 d6c6 d7c6 c5c6 e8f8 c6c7 b8e8 d2d8 >16. +0.40 1455 408572085 d6c6 d7c6 c5c6 e8f8 c6c7 b8e8 d2d8 >17! +0.53 1611 451081397 d6c6 d7c6 c5c6 e8f8 c6c7 b8e8 d2d8 >17? +0.53 1703 477598335 d6c6 d7c6 c5c6 e8f8 c6c7 b8a8 e5e6 >17. +0.53 2917 834208704 d6c6 d7c6 c5c6 e8f8 c6c7 b8a8 e5e6 >18! +0.66 3867 1111149081 d6c6 d7c6 c5c6 e8f8 c6c7 b8a8 d2d8 >18? +0.66 4102 1178111931 d6c6 d7c6 c5c6 e8f8 c6c7 b8e8 e5e6 >18. +0.66 8756 -1699400836 d6c6 d7c6 c5c6 e8f8 c6c7 b8e8 e5e6 >19! +0.79 9887 -1372911176 d6c6 d7c6 c5c6 e8f8 c6c7 g6g5 >19? +0.79 10334 -1238820920 d6c6 d7c6 c5c6 e8f8 c6c7 b8e8 e5e6 >19. +0.79 13416 -306685481 d6c6 d7c6 c5c6 e8f8 c6c7 b8e8 e5e6 Oops ... , the number of nodes gets negative. I'll take a look. Thx, Uli > >==> My Move: d6c6 in 223:36
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