Author: Jorge Pichard
Date: 12:13:21 06/18/01
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On June 18, 2001 at 10:50:32, Terry McCracken wrote: >My Reply to Bram Mourik, Rebel Forum > >To see all lines please go to the Rebel Forum. > > > >Good Work Bram! I haven't had time to study _all_ your side lines, but I looked >more deeply into you _Mainline_ and found an important variation, which again >appears to draw! *Sigh* >I will post _only_ the new variation from your _mainline_, so as to keep it >clear. > >37.Bxd5 Nf5 38.Kf2 Kg7 39.Kf3 Nd6 40.Na2 f6 41.Ke2 Bb5+ 42.Kd1 Nf5 43.Bxb3 Nxe3+ >44.Kc1 Nf5 45.d5 Nd4 46.Bd1 Be2 47.Nc3 Bc4 48.h4 fxg5 49.fxg5 Kf7 50.Kb1 Ke7 >51.Ka1 Nf5 52.h5 -0.69/16 3 gxh5 -0.72/13 3 53.Bxh5 -0.69/12 2 Nd4 -0.69/17 2:27 >54.g6 -0.75/13 4 Nc2+ -0.69/12 1 55.Kb1 -0.87/14 4 hxg6 -0.69/13 5 56.Bxg6 >-0.66/12 1 Line > >I used Fritz6 as an aid, but again it isn't >clear that we the Web have a certain win. > >52.h5! by White seems to hold Tigers' Game. > >Nonetheless, I'm impressed with this level of analysis!! >------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > >Please check this refutation, at the Rebel Forum. Thanks! > >Regards, > Terry > > >P.S. I believe at the moment the web has a draw with an advantage for Black. > But it's unlikely we have a forced win. Too many resources for White. > > Although, White made an error on move 28 with 28.exd5? and a small error > again with 31.Ne4?!, so it's certainly possible that GT 2.0 may make > slip. If Tiger makes another inaccurate move, then the Web will most likey > have a win. I think this endgame may be too hard for GT 2.0 to handle well, > thus the chance to win is relatively good. (It's tough for _all_ programs) > If the web keeps up it's high level of play I think within the next few > moves we will see GT 2.0 probably start to misplay the position thus > making it possible for the Web to win. > The next 10 moves will be critical for White, so patience should yield > dividends for us The Web. Terry at depth 21 it is very hard to see the draw, but not everybody has a machine with the capability of reaching depth 24 and beyond if possible like Ed Panek. Pichard.
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