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Subject: Re: A endgamelesson by Fritz/Deepfritz in how to get a winning queenending

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 07:42:08 01/26/01

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On January 26, 2001 at 10:06:36, Thomas Lagershausen wrote:

>On January 26, 2001 at 07:30:44, Uri Blass wrote:
>
>>On January 26, 2001 at 06:06:01, Thomas Lagershausen wrote:
>>
>>>In the following game played in the cadaques-tournament Fritz played a
>>>wonderfull pawnsac to get a winning queenending.
>>>59.b5-b6! is great. It looks like Fritz have some special endgameknowledge about
>>>the type of queenendings.
>>
>>Hiarcs4 has also no problem to find b6 because it is weak in tactics.
>>
>>It looks like Fritz was outsearched by Junior and did not see Rxg2+.
>>
>>Fritz's evaluation after Rxg2+ is +5.78 and the evaluation go down to only +1.66
>>at move 61.
>>
>>I suspect that Deep Fritz can avoid b6 if you give it enough time.
>>
>>Uri
>
>????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
>The evaluation of Shredder and Yace rises to +7.00 when you input the moves by
>hand.You should look a litter bit deeper in this position.Outsearched by 5 plys
>what a joke.
>Thomas

I download the game and found that Deep Fritz had the +5.78 after Junior played
Rxg2+ when the score went down later.

It means that Junior outsearched Fritz by some plies

Here is the evaluations of the programs:

58.b5 1.94/14 50        58...Qd5 1.30/17 14 (kh6)
59.b6 2.69/13 26(Qc7+)  59...Rxg2+ 1.57/16 1:55(Qe5)
60.Qxg2 5.78/14 17      60...Qd6+ 1.57/17 41
61.Qg3 1.66/16 1:01

It is clear that Fritz did not see the tactical problem with Rxg2+ when it
played 59.b6 and it found it only at move 61.

Fritz expected Qe5 when it played 59.b6 based on the pgn and even after
59...Rxg2+ it could not see the problem based on the evaluation inspite of the
fact that it searched 14 plies when it searched only 13 plies for move 59.

Uri



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