Author: John Merlino
Date: 17:20:25 03/09/01
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On March 09, 2001 at 18:04:02, Dann Corbit wrote: >Ever had a problem with WAC 100? Does your program stubbornly stick to Be3? CM8000 (default settings) is sticking with b6+. It hardly considered Be3 at all, even at the end of the first search below: Time Depth Score Positions Moves 0:00 4/5 2.86 1114 1. Be3 Bd6 2. Kb3 Kb6 3. Kc3 0:00 8/9 2.79 35063 1. Be3 Bd6 2. Kb3 Kb6 3. Kc3 Bb8 4. Kd2 Ba7 5. Kd3 0:01 9/10 3.22 103595 1. Kb3 Bd8 2. Kc3 Bb6 3. Kd3 Bc7 4. Ke3 Bb6 5. Bc3 Bd8 0:01 10/11 3.13 157497 1. Kb3 Bd8 2. Kc3 Bb6 3. Kd3 Bc7 4. Ke3 Bb6 5. Be1 Bd8 6. Bc3 0:03 11/12 3.18 303367 1. Kb3 Bd8 2. Kc3 Bb6 3. Kd3 Bc7 4. Ke3 Bb6 5. Be1 Bc7 6. Bc3 Bd8 0:06 12/13 3.07 560213 1. Kb3 Bd8 2. Kc3 Bb6 3. Kd3 Bc7 4. Ke3 Bb6 5. Bc3 Bd8 6. Kf3 Be7 7. Ba5 Bd6 0:10 13/14 3.09 1076513 1. Kb3 Bd8 2. Kc3 Bb6 3. Kd3 Bc7 4. Ke3 Bb6 5. Bc3 Bd8 6. Ba1 Be7 7. Bb2 Bd8 0:22 14/15 3.07 2346930 1. Kb3 Bd8 2. Bc1 Bc7 3. Kc3 Kb8 4. Ba3 Bxf4 5. Bxc5 Bg3 6. b6 Be5+ 7. Bd4 f4 8. Kd3 f3 9. Bxe5+ fxe5 0:46 15/16 3.04 4629337 1. Kb3 Bd8 2. Bc1 Bc7 3. Kc3 Kb8 4. Ba3 Bb6 5. Kd3 Ka8 6. Bb2 Bd8 7. Bc3 Kb8 8. Ke3 Ka7 1:07 15/16 3.29 6813152 1. b6+ Bxb6 2. Kb5 Bc7 3. Be3 Kb8 4. Kxc5 Ba5 5. Kd6 Ka8 6. Bf2 Bc7+ 7. Ke6 Bxf4 8. Kxf6 Kb8 9. Kxf5 Bd6 10. a7+ Kb7 1:31 16/17 3.84 9391737 1. b6+ Bxb6 2. Kb5 Bc7 3. Be3 Kb8 4. Kxc5 Ba5 5. Kd6 Ka8 6. Ke6 Be1 7. c5 Kb8 8. c6 Ba5 9. a7+ Ka8 10. Kxf5 2:25 17/18 4.39 15571814 1. b6+ Bxb6 2. Kb5 Bc7 3. Be3 Kb8 4. Kxc5 Ba5 5. Kd6 Kc8 6. Ke6 Be1 7. Kxf6 Bxh4+ 8. Kg6 Kc7 9. Kxh5 Be7 10. Kg6 Kc6 11. Kxf5 3:52 18/19 4.58 25488023 1. b6+ Bxb6 2. Kb5 Bc7 3. Be3 Kb8 4. Kxc5 Ba5 5. Kd6 Bc7+ 6. Ke6 Ba5 7. Kxf6 Bd8+ 8. Kg6 Bxh4 9. Kxh5 Be7 10. Bb6 Bb4 11. Kg6 Bd6 12. Kxf5 Even using selective search = 12 and a 32MB hash table, there's no fail on Be3: Time Depth Score Positions Moves 0:00 1/7 2.79 3808 1. Be3 Bb6 2. Kb3 Kb8 3. Bc1 Ba7 4. Bb2 0:00 1/8 2.94 7267 1. Be3 Bb6 2. Kb3 Kb8 3. Bc1 Ka7 4. Bb2 Bc7 0:00 2/9 2.93 10020 1. Be3 Bb6 2. Kb3 Kb8 3. Bc1 Ka7 4. Ba3 Kb8 5. Bb2 Bc7 0:00 3/10 2.93 18045 1. Be3 Bb6 2. Kb3 Kb8 3. Bc1 Ka7 4. Ba3 Kb8 5. Bb2 Bc7 0:00 4/11 2.78 33541 1. Be3 Bb6 2. Kb3 Kb8 3. Bf2 Ka7 4. Ka4 Kb8 5. Be1 Bc7 6. Bg3 0:00 4/11 3.11 47852 1. Kb3 Bb6 2. Kc3 Bd8 3. Kd3 Bc7 4. Ke3 Bb6 5. Bc3 Bd8 6. Bb2 0:00 5/12 3.12 69928 1. Kb3 Bb6 2. Kc3 Bd8 3. Kd3 Bc7 4. Ke3 Bb6 5. Bc3 Bd8 6. Bb2 Be7 0:01 6/13 3.07 132357 1. Kb3 Bb6 2. Kc3 Bd8 3. Kd3 Bc7 4. Ke3 Bb6 5. Bc3 Bd8 6. Kf3 Be7 7. Ba5 Bd6 0:02 7/14 3.09 258309 1. Kb3 Bb6 2. Kc3 Bd8 3. Kd3 Bc7 4. Ke3 Bb6 5. Bc3 Bd8 6. Ba1 Be7 7. Bb2 Bd8 0:06 8/15 2.99 615205 1. Kb3 Bb6 2. Kc3 Bd8 3. Kd3 Bc7 4. Ke3 Bb6 5. Bc3 Bd8 6. Ba1 Be7 7. Bb2 Bd8 8. Bc3 0:11 9/16 3.14 1210325 1. Kb3 Bb6 2. Kc3 Bd8 3. Kd3 Bc7 4. Ke3 Bb6 5. Bc3 Bd8 6. Ba1 Be7 7. Bb2 Bd8 8. Bc3 Kb8 0:25 10/17 2.90 2691555 1. Kb3 Bb6 2. Kc3 Bd8 3. Kd3 Bc7 4. Ke3 Bb6 5. Bc3 Bd8 6. Kd3 Be7 7. Ba5 Bd6 8. Ke3 Bb8 9. Bd8 0:40 10/17 2.96 4294541 1. b6+ Bxb6 2. Kb5 Bc7 3. Be3 Bb8 4. Bxc5+ Ka8 5. Be3 Bc7 6. c5 Kb8 7. Kc6 Ba5 8. Kd7 Ka7 9. c6+ Kxa6 10. c7 Bxc7 11. Kxc7 Kb5 12. Bd4 0:53 11/18 3.78 5776478 1. b6+ Bxb6 2. Kb5 Bc7 3. Be3 Bb8 4. Bxc5+ Ka8 5. Be3 Bc7 6. c5 Ka7 7. c6+ Ka8 8. Bb6 Bxf4 9. c7 Bxc7 10. Bxc7 Ka7 11. Bb6+ Ka8 12. Be3 Kb8 13. a7+ Ka8 1:13 12/19 3.86 8255801 1. b6+ Bxb6 2. Kb5 Bc7 3. Be3 Bb8 4. Bxc5+ Ka8 5. Be3 Bc7 6. c5 Ka7 7. c6+ Ka8 8. Bb6 Bxf4 9. c7 Bxc7 10. Bxc7 Ka7 11. Bb6+ Kb8 12. Bc5 Ka8 13. Be7 f4 14. Bxf6 2:22 13/20 3.95 15775768 1. b6+ Bxb6 2. Kb5 Bc7 3. Be3 Bb8 4. Bxc5+ Ka8 5. Be3 Bc7 6. c5 Ka7 7. c6+ Ka8 8. Bb6 Bxf4 9. c7 Bxc7 10. Bxc7 Ka7 11. Bd8 f4 12. Bxf6 f3 13. Bd4+ Kb8 14. Bf2 6:41 14/21 4.13 42648356 1. b6+ Bxb6 2. Kb5 Bc7 3. Be3 Bb8 4. Bxc5+ Ka8 5. Be3 Bc7 6. Kc6 Bd8 7. Kd5 Ba5 8. Ke6 Be1 9. c5 Ba5 10. Kxf5 Ka7 11. Kxf6 Bc3+ 12. Kg6 Kxa6 13. Kxh5 Kb5 13:46 15/22 4.57 84962327 1. b6+ Bxb6 2. Kb5 Bc7 3. Be3 Bb8 4. Bxc5+ Ka8 5. Be3 Bc7 6. Kc6 Bd8 7. Kd5 Ba5 8. Ke6 Kb8 9. Kxf6 Bd8+ 10. Kg6 Bxh4 11. Kxh5 Be7 12. Kg6 Kc7 13. Bd4 Kc6 14. Kxf5 jm
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