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Subject: Re: The Most Difficult Tactical Combination Ever Shocking Computer Analysis

Author: Gian-Carlo Pascutto

Date: 04:42:18 12/01/01

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On November 30, 2001 at 19:09:45, Roy Eassa wrote:

>Junior 7's solution fails is not the stipulated solution, which requires not
>only Nxg6 on the first move, but the whole line including Qg6+ on the fourth
>move and e6 on the fifth move.

Whether it finds the 'stipulated solition' is irrelevant.

It would play the right move.

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GCP

• Re: The Most Difficult Tactical Combination Ever Shocking Computer Analysis Slater Wold 12:03:28 12/01/01
  • Re: The Most Difficult Tactical Combination Ever Shocking Computer Analysis Roy Eassa 12:36:39 12/01/01
    • Re: The Most Difficult Tactical Combination Ever Shocking Computer Analysis Gian-Carlo Pascutto 08:29:47 12/02/01
    • Re: The Most Difficult Tactical Combination Ever Shocking Computer Analysis Otello Gnaramori 14:02:34 12/01/01

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