Author: Pete Galati
Date: 00:32:13 02/27/01
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On February 27, 2001 at 02:56:52, Dann Corbit wrote: >[D]2kr1r2/pppb2bp/8/2Pp1pp1/3Pn2q/3B1P2/PP2N1PP/R1BQ1RK1 w - - acd 15; acn >983391336; acs 1801; ce 41; pv Qe1 Nf6 Qxh4 gxh4 h3 Nh5 Bg5 Rde8 Rfe1 Ng3 Rad1 >Nxe2+ Bxe2 Bf6 Bxf6 Rxf6; am g3; "am g3" means "avoid move g3"? I like that. Crafty had an odd reaction to that position, and thought that position was a book move, I don't understand. So I turned the book off, and Crafty started searching on g3 for a while, but then I didn't stick around because it seemed like it was going to do that for a while. Oddly enough, Comet came up with Qe1 in a reasonably quick time, then changed it's mind, and then came back to Qe1 in 21 seconds. But I only let it search for a few minutes. Pete Comet-B.28 Tue Feb 27 02:19:34 2001 depth score sec nodes pv 1. +1.55 0 546 f3e4 d5e4 2. +3.10 0 1211 f3e4 f5e4 3. +1.01 0 9644 f3e4 f5e4 d3c2 d7b5 4. +1.01 0 9953 f3e4 f5e4 d3c2 4. +1.01 0 16461 f3e4 f5e4 d3c2 5. +1.14 0 59423 f3e4 f5e4 d3c2 f8f1 d1f1 6? +1.00 0 86934 f3e4 f5e4 d3e4 d5e4 c1e3 6. +1.12 1 195756 d1e1 e4f6 e1h4 g5h4 c1g5 d8e8 g5h4 6. +1.12 1 196461 d1e1 e4f6 e1h4 g5h4 c1g5 d8e8 g5h4 7? +0.98 1 229276 d1e1 e4f6 e1h4 g5h4 c1g5 7? +0.71 2 384545 d1e1 e4f6 e1h4 g5h4 d3c2 7. +0.76 2 483601 g2g3 h4h5 f3e4 f5e4 f1f8 7. +0.76 3 504782 g2g3 h4h5 f3e4 f5e4 f1f8 8. +0.63 5 905765 g2g3 h4h3 f3e4 f5e4 d3c2 d7b5 f1f8 8. +0.63 10 1645216 g2g3 h4h3 f3e4 f5e4 d3c2 d7b5 f1f8 9? +0.49 14 2193703 g2g3 h4h3 f3e4 f5e4 d3c2 d7g4 g1h1 9! +0.76 21 3172050 d1e1 h4e1 f1e1 e4c5 d4c5 c8b8 9. +0.88 22 3387604 d1e1 e4f6 e1h4 g5h4 c1g5 h4h3 g2h3 9. +0.88 26 4009501 d1e1 e4f6 e1h4 g5h4 c1g5 h4h3 g2h3 10? +0.74 29 4416386 d1e1 e4f6 e1h4 g5h4 c1g5 h4h3 d3c2 10. +0.53 136 10479039 d1e1 e4f6 e1h4 g5h4 f1e1 h7h6 e2c3 10. +0.53 163 15044006 d1e1 e4f6 e1h4 g5h4 f1e1 h7h6 e2c3 11. +0.53 204 21485974 d1e1 e4f6 e1h4 g5h4 f1e1 h7h6 e2c3 ==> My Move: d1e1 in 3:24
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