Author: Vincent Diepeveen
Date: 10:06:57 03/01/01
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On February 28, 2001 at 05:11:30, Sune Larsson wrote: > > [D]8/1p3p1p/p4P1k/P4P1p/6pP/6Pq/5P2/5K2 w - - 0 1 Diep plays first mate it sees if it's above 9 ply. bit rude but it mates quick nowadays at ICC/FICS and other servers... ...so it doesn't go look for shorter mate. It finds mate in 7 that's it. 00:00 3 (0) 1 -11.87 Kf1-e2 00:00 4 (0) 1 -10.97 Kf1-g1 00:00 36 (0) 2 -8.88 Kf1-g1 b7-b5 a5xb6 00:00 75 (0) 3 -8.88 Kf1-g1 b7-b5 a5xb6 00:00 173 (0) 4 -9.20 Kf1-g1 b7-b5 a5xb6 a6-a5 00:00 329 (0) 5 -0.90 Kf1-g1 b7-b5 a5xb6 a6-a5 b6-b7 a5-a4 b7-b8Q 00:00 589 (0) 6 -0.90 Kf1-g1 b7-b5 a5xb6 a6-a5 b6-b7 a5-a4 b7-b8Q 00:00 1170 (0) 7 6.11 Kf1-g1 Qh3xh4 g3xh4 g4-g3 f2xg3 b7-b5 a5xb6 00:00 2073 (0) 8 9.54 Kf1-g1 Qh3xh4 g3xh4 b7-b5 a5xb6 a6-a5 b6-b7 a5-a4 b7-b8Q 00:00 4309 (0) 9 11.46 Kf1-g1 Qh3xh4 g3xh4 g4-g3 f2xg3 b7-b5 a5xb6 a6-a5 b6-b7 a 5-a4 b7-b8Q 00:00 5782 (0) 10 11.46 Kf1-g1 Qh3xh4 g3xh4 g4-g3 f2xg3 b7-b5 a5xb6 a6-a5 b6-b7 a5-a4 b7-b8Q 00:00 12016 (0) 11 MATE07 Kf1-g1 Qh3xh4 g3xh4 g4-g3 f2xg3 b7-b5 a5xb6 a6-a5 b6-b 7 a5-a4 b7-b8Q a4-a3 Qb8-f4 00:00 17036 (0) 12 MATE07 Kf1-g1 Qh3xh4 g3xh4 g4-g3 f2xg3 b7-b5 a5xb6 a6-a5 b6-b 7 a5-a4 b7-b8Q a4-a3 Qb8-f4 00:00 21249 (0) 13 MATE07 Kf1-g1 Qh3xh4 g3xh4 g4-g3 f2xg3 b7-b5 a5xb6 a6-a5 b6-b 7 a5-a4 b7-b8Q a4-a3 Qb8-f4 00:00 26480 (0) 14 MATE07 Kf1-g1 Qh3xh4 g3xh4 g4-g3 f2xg3 b7-b5 a5xb6 a6-a5 b6-b 7 a5-a4 b7-b8Q a4-a3 Qb8-f4 00:00 32103 (0) 15 MATE07 Kf1-g1 Qh3xh4 g3xh4 g4-g3 f2xg3 b7-b5 a5xb6 a6-a5 b6-b 7 a5-a4 b7-b8Q a4-a3 Qb8-f4 00:00 58419 (0) 16 MATE07 Kf1-g1 Qh3xh4 g3xh4 g4-g3 f2xg3 b7-b5 a5xb6 a6-a5 b6-b 7 a5-a4 b7-b8Q a4-a3 Qb8-f4 00:00 64314 (0) 17 MATE07 Kf1-g1 Qh3xh4 g3xh4 g4-g3 f2xg3 b7-b5 a5xb6 a6-a5 b6-b > > True story this time. The above position happened in a free game between > Dr J. Perlis and N.N., many years ago, in Germany I think. The good doctor > was a generous man and played without a queen from the start. So it's not > strange that he is missing one in the above position. And since we are > careful, scientific people we shall have a closer look at it with Fritz. > > Okey, white is a queen down, is standing in check right now, Fritz gives > 3 ways to go: > > 1.Ke2 -19.44 > 1.Ke1 -19.75 > 1.Kg1 -19.12 > > Guess it's time for a new game... In fact it is - because after > 1.Kg1! *black* is mated in 6 moves. > > Sune
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