Author: Jorge Pichard
Date: 03:25:05 06/20/01
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On June 19, 2001 at 23:29:02, Slater Wold wrote: >On June 19, 2001 at 22:20:26, Jorge Pichard wrote: > >>The Gambit Tiger vs Web at: http://www.rebel.nl/mychess/gt2-web.htm >> >>39.Kf3 lead to a lost game for GT-II, but I let My Athlon 800 MHz for 21 Hours >>and it found an incredible move that will force the draw for GTII. 39.Bxb3! >>etc........at the end of this analysis if you set your computer at 5 mins per >>move at move 76 the score diminish and a repetion of moves is the best move that >>black can find in which the game end up in a draw. >> >>Time Score Depth Nodes >>21:25:15.3 -1.31 25 2140015150 >> 39.Bxb3 Bxb3 40.Bc1 a2 41.Bb2 Kf8 42.Ke1 Ke7 43.Kd2 Nd6 44.d5 Nc4+ 45.Kc1 >>Ne3 46.Ba1 Nxd5 47.Kb2 Bc4 48.Nxd5+ etc...... >> >> >>Pichard. > >I am lost. The link you provided does not work. Also, when I go to what I >_THINK_ is the correct address (http://www.rebel.nl/mychess/gt2-web.htm) there >is no move 39. GTII's last move was 38. Kf2. And the web will move tonite. > >It's hard for me to get a position to test this with. > >Can you help me out here? > > >Slate Slate last night the Web voted for 38....Kg7 but two days ago I knew of this possibility since it was the best continuation for black, therefore, I started to search possible continuation lines for GTII and noticed that with 39. Kf3 GTII will end up losing after 16 more moves, but with 39.Bxb3 even if the score reflect slower then with 39.Kf3 at the beggining GTII will end up Drawing the game. Pichard
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