Author: Steffen Jakob
Date: 00:15:36 02/06/01
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On February 05, 2001 at 19:02:26, Arturo Ochoa wrote:
>[D]r1b5/p2k1r1p/3P2pP/1ppR4/2P2p2/2P5/P1B4P/4R1K1 w - -
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>Main Line: 1. Bxg6!! hxg6 2. Re7+ Rxe7 3. dxe7+ Kxe7 4. Rd8! Kxd8 5. h7 1-0
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>Neither the Programs that I have tested (Fritz, Rebel, Hiarcs, Junior, Gromit,
>LambChop, Diep2) can solve the position. They can only "see" the weak move 1.
>cxb5?
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>Tell me if I am wrong.
Hossa wants to play Bxg6 after 32 seconds on my Celeron 430:
depth value time nodes pv
1 +1.13 0.07 2 1.c4xb5
<1> +1.13 0.13 106 1.c4xb5
2 +0.87 0.13 135 1.c4xb5 c8b7
<2> +0.87 0.21 901 1.c4xb5 c8b7
3 +0.85 0.23 1104 1.c4xb5 c8b7 2.d5d2
<3> +0.85 0.34 3291 1.c4xb5 c8b7 2.d5d2
4 +0.58 0.35 3747 1.c4xb5 c8b7 2.d5d2 f3
<4> +0.58 0.67 14192 1.c4xb5 c8b7 2.d5d2 f3
5 +0.70 0.76 16688 1.c4xb5 c8b7 2.d5d1 f3 3.g1f2
<5> +0.70 1.28 37417 1.c4xb5 c8b7 2.d5d1 f3 3.g1f2
6 +0.67 1.57 47093 1.c4xb5 c8b7 2.d5d2 f3 3.c2b3 f7f5
<6> +0.67 3.25 120530 1.c4xb5 c8b7 2.d5d2 f3 3.c2b3 f7f5
7 +0.76 4.67 180071 1.c4xb5 f3 2.d5d2 a8b8 3.c2b3 f2
4.d2xf2 f7xf2 5.g1xf2 d7xd6
<7> +0.76 7.81 327246 1.c4xb5 f3 2.d5d2 a8b8 3.c2b3 f2
4.d2xf2 f7xf2 5.g1xf2 d7xd6
8 +0.81 9.59 407553 1.c4xb5 f3 2.d5d2 c8b7 3.c2b3 f2
4.d2xf2 f7xf2 5.b3e6 d7xd6 6.g1xf2
<8> +0.81 15.57 680562 1.c4xb5 f3 2.d5d2 c8b7 3.c2b3 f2
4.d2xf2 f7xf2 5.b3e6 d7xd6 6.g1xf2
9 +0.82 19.21 844771 1.c4xb5 f3 2.d5d2 c8b7 3.g1f2 c4
4.c2e4 b7xe4 5.e1xe4 a8b8
9/9 +1.00 32.45 1439038 1.c2xg6 h7xg6 2.e1e7 f7xe7 3.d6xe7 d7xe7
4.d5d8 e7xd8 5.h7 d8d7 6.h7h8Q b5xc4
7.h8h7 d7d6 8.h7xg6 c8e6
<9> +1.00 32.66 1452667 1.c2xg6 h7xg6 2.e1e7 f7xe7 3.d6xe7 d7xe7
4.d5d8 e7xd8 5.h7 d8d7 6.h7h8Q b5xc4
7.h8h7 d7d6 8.h7xg6 c8e6
10 +1.29 37.29 1656899 1.c2xg6 h7xg6 2.e1e7 f7xe7 3.d6xe7 d7xe7
4.d5d8 e7xd8 5.h7 d8d7 6.h7h8Q b5xc4
7.h8f6 c8b7 8.f6xf4
<10> +1.29 59.73 2771747 1.c2xg6 h7xg6 2.e1e7 f7xe7 3.d6xe7 d7xe7
4.d5d8 e7xd8 5.h7 d8d7 6.h7h8Q b5xc4
7.h8f6 c8b7 8.f6xf4
Greetings,
Steffen.
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