Author: Paul
Date: 15:23:27 04/11/01
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On April 11, 2001 at 18:04:15, leonid wrote: >Hello! > >If you are in the mood to solve one mate then you can try this position: > >q1rkr1q1/RQpbpQR1/N1qbq1N1/n1NBN1n1/1Q1B1Q2/1q1Q1q2/3K4/2Q1Q3 w - - > >Please indicate your result. > >If your program is shareware try to indicate its address on the web. Hi Leonid, mine found a mate in 8: 00:16 WM8 08 Nxc6+ Nxc6 Qxc7+ Bxc7 Nxe6+ Nxe6 Qfxe7+ Nxe7 Qcxc7+ Rxc7 Rxa8+ Bc8 Qxc7+ Nxc7 Qd6# >If you have the last version of Genius, please say me how it do on this >position. Even if you will indicate its brute force time, for two consecutive >numbers, it will be helpful. > >Was attracted to the Genius program after sudden appearence of "free" Genius 2. >Many years ago I used it a lot. Program was really good in solving mate. At >least, it was not a lair. But how is the last version? As reliable as Genius 2 >but only more expedient? > >Thanks for your response, >Leonid. I have (had) Genius 2,3 & 5, but unfortunately I'm in the middle of a Windows reinstall, so don't have them installed right now and can't tell you how they do on this position ... but they are good matesolvers, that at least I do remember ... :) Have you tried Genius on your kind of (crowded) positions? Groetjes, Paul
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