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Subject: Re: One mate to solve.

Author: leonid

Date: 08:31:50 10/08/01

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On October 08, 2001 at 09:03:15, Paul wrote:

>On October 08, 2001 at 08:18:22, leonid wrote:
>
>>Hi!
>>
>>I looked through few mate positions that I have and this I found as looking quit
>>light and accessible:
>>
>>[D]Q6q/1Knnqkq1/1QQ2pr1/1Q1Nq1r1/1P1pN1b1/1Rq2Qb1/1pBBRQP1/q6Q w - -
>>
>>Please indicate your result.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Leonid.
>
>Hi Leonid, this indeed looks like a light position, I'm getting more careful in
>my wording as you notice: :)
>
>00:09 WM12 08 Nxg5+ Rxg5 Qcxf6+ Nxf6 Qbxf6+ Qe7xf6 Qxf6+ Qgxf6 Qh7+ Qxh7 Qxf6+
>Qxf6 Qbe8+ Nxe8 Qxe8+ Kg7 Re7+ Qxe7+ Qxe7+ Kg8 Nf6+ Kh8 Qxh7#
>
>So Pretz found a mate in 12.
>
>Sioux,
>Paul

Your Pretz impress me since it do as well, as my selective can do and sometime
better. Mine found also in 12 moves and I don't know shortest time. Mine look
only 9 moves deep by brute force and I can make it run for the next 10, after my
branching factor.

My selective took in 12 moves in 6 sec.

Here I can hardly do anything else but seeing TV, or listen programs from all
over the World by Inernet. Long expected response started. Today begin by
litening programs for India in Hindi. Every program have its own special
audience that knows some special details related to given region.

Cheers,
Leonid.



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