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Subject: WMCCC----wildest game, wildest eval, wildest score change

Author: K. Burcham

Date: 21:04:53 08/24/01





wildest game it seems was round 6, junior vs shredder.

what made this the wildest game?
     the two world champions were playing each other.
     this game had the wildest swings in eval.
     this game had the biggest drop in score.
     the losing program was operated by the past world champion.
     this past world champion resigned in a position with two queens
        on the board, while his opponent had one.
     the past world champion played on when his score had dropped over
        eight points.
     this game had the most misunderstood position by one of the top programs.


move 60.    shredder said it was up about 5.5. shredder had its score up
                5 points for several moves up to this point.

  [D] 4r2k/7p/2q5/p2p1PP1/5N2/2b1p1PK/4B3/3Q4 b - - 0 1



move 61 to move 64 shredders score drops 9 points


move 64

  [D] 3r3k/7p/5PP1/1q6/p2p1N1K/2b1pBP1/8/3Q4 w - - 0 1



move 61 to move 66 shredders score drops 11 points

  [D] 6k1/6Pp/3r1P2/1q6/p2p1N1K/2b1pBP1/2Q5/8 w - - 0 1




move 61 shredder said it was up 5.68, move 71 shredder was down over 8 points.

  [D] 1q6/5kPp/5P2/3N4/p6K/2bppQP1/8/8 w - - 0 1



move 67 shredder has dropped about 7 to 10 points.
    stefan chooses to play on about 28 more moves.




move 80 with Kb6, stefan decides he has had enough.
      this is a mate in 12 position.

  [D]  1q6/5PP1/1k5K/8/p1Q5/2N3P1/8/4q3 w - - 0 1



i cannot imagine how stefan felt watching this game. shredders score
   quickly went up 5 points, and maintained a five point advantage for quite
   some time. stefan had to feel very confident. somewhere about move 60
    stefan probably witnessed his score drop tremendously. there must have
     been a lot of surprised chess enthusiasts in the game room.


kburcham




















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