Author: Dieter Buerssner
Date: 04:42:51 02/28/01
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On February 28, 2001 at 07:13:50, Sune Larsson wrote:
> 3r1r1k/p2p2pp/np1P1q2/5p2/1PP1p3/P3Q3/B2R1PPP/4R1K1 w - - 0 1
>
> This is the game Kurt Richter - Schlage, Berlin 1930.
> We can call it a positional test. The theme is about
> immobilizing your opponent's pieces. Guess Richter was
> in a splendid mood when he played 1.c5! bxc5 2.b5! Nb8 3.Lc4!
> The black knight was a mere spectator for the rest of the game:
Yace wants to play c5 from depth 1, but does not show 3.Bc4 in the mainline:
11 0.006 -7.62 1t 1.Qxe4 fxe4 2.Rxe4 {-831}
31 0.018 0.89 1t 1.c5 bxc5 2.bxc5 {10}
68 0.021 0.89 1. 1.c5 bxc5 2.bxc5 {10}
134 0.033 0.88 2t 1.c5 f4 2.Qxe4 bxc5 {10}
441 0.048 0.88 2. 1.c5 f4 2.Qxe4 bxc5 {10}
905 0.063 0.88 3t 1.c5 f4 2.Qxe4 bxc5H {10}
1116 0.068 0.88 3. 1.c5 f4 2.Qxe4 bxc5 {10}
2429 0.093 0.88 4t 1.c5 f4 2.Qxe4 bxc5 {10}
3244 0.116 0.88 4. 1.c5 f4 2.Qxe4 bxc5 {10}
16792 0.414 1.03 5t 1.c5 Rb8 2.Bc4 b5 3.Bd5 {10}
19004 0.445 1.03 5. 1.c5 Rb8 2.Bc4 b5 3.Bd5 {10}
30465 0.701 0.97 6t 1.c5 Rb8 2.Qe2 b5 3.Bd5 Rfc8 {10}
45159 1.057 0.97 6. 1.c5 Rb8 2.Qe2 b5 3.Bd5 Rfc8 {10}
132727 1.997 0.94 7t 1.c5 b5 2.Bd5 Rde8 3.Qe2 Qc3 4.Rdd1 {10}
154793 2.238 0.94 7. 1.c5 b5 2.Bd5 Rde8 3.Qe2 Qc3 4.Rdd1 {10}
350605 4.398 0.96 8t 1.c5 bxc5 2.Bc4 Nb8 3.bxc5 Nc6 4.Rde2 Rb8 {10}
443961 5.387 0.96 8. 1.c5 bxc5 2.Bc4 Nb8 3.bxc5 Nc6 4.Rde2 Rb8 {10}
1127382 12.349 0.98 9t 1.c5 Rb8 2.Bc4 b5 3.Bd5 Rbe8 4.Qe2 Qc3H 5.Rdd1H
Rb8H 6.Rc1H {10}
1298272 14.074 0.98 9. 1.c5 Rb8 2.Bc4 b5 3.Bd5 Rbe8 4.Qe2 Qc3 5.Rdd1
Rb8 6.Rc1 {10}
2576857 28.897 0.89 10t 1.c5 bxc5 2.b5 Nb8 3.Qxc5 a6 4.b6 Rc8 5.Qe3 Nc6
{10}
3855581 45.036 0.89 10. 1.c5 bxc5 2.b5 Nb8 3.Qxc5 a6 4.b6 Rc8 5.Qe3 Nc6
{10}
7315977 1:23.5 0.85 11t 1.c5 bxc5 2.b5 Nb8 3.Qxc5 a6 4.b6 Rc8 5.Qd4
Qxd4 6.Rxd4 {HT} {10}
20563577 4:07.1 0.85 11. 1.c5 bxc5 2.b5 Nb8 3.Qxc5 a6 4.b6 Rc8 5.Qd4
Qxd4 6.Rxd4 {HT} {10}
Regards,
Dieter
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