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Subject: A very hard attacking move to find

Author: Kim Roper Jensen

Date: 04:34:13 10/16/01

This position is taken from the game G. Shmulenson - G. Sanakoev 8th World Ch.
Semi Final 1972-75 in Correspondence chess

[D] 1q3rk1/1bnnpp1p/3p2p1/1ppP4/3r1P2/R2BN3/1PP3PP/2B1QRK1 w - - 0 21

In the book "World Champion at the Third Attemp" by G. Sanakoev (This is by the
way a VERY good book with thorough analysis) this game is included and white
starts a very deep attack, i let Deep Junior 6.0 & Junior 7.0(not deep) crunch
on this for approx 80 minutes but it never found the key move.
The machine used was a dual PIII 1GHz with 2Gb ram, but only 512MBytes hash on
win2k.

The move to find for white is ----> Nf5 !!

• Re: A very hard attacking move to find Uri Blass 05:55:12 10/16/01
  • Re: the game continuation Kim Roper Jensen 08:02:35 10/16/01
    • Re: the game continuation Dann Corbit 11:52:41 10/16/01
• its a test position :) Kim Roper Jensen 05:20:13 10/16/01

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