Author: Uri Blass
Date: 05:53:10 12/30/01
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On December 30, 2001 at 08:29:49, Robert Basham wrote: >In a recent game back in 1992, I played RXB (to open the g file) and went on to >win! >It turned out to be a good "test move" for my chess computors.. >(most of them back then did not find it at all)... > >I am wondering if the new programs today will play this move...Rx f5... >then Qc3, etc. > >WK = g1 >WQ = a1 >WR = f1 >WB = e2, h6 >WN = d5, e4 >WP = a2 b4 c4 g2 h3 > >BK = g8 >BQ = d8 >BR = a8, e8 >BB = f5 >BP = a7 b7 d6 e5 e7 g6 h7 > >My old Novag machine did find it in about 16 min. at 6 ply. Something is missing in the position that you posted black should have more pieces. The following diagram that is based on your descreption and white has a clear decisive material advantage with no sacrifices. [D]r2qr1k1/pp2p2p/3p2pB/3Npb2/1PP1N3/7P/P3B1P1/Q4RK1 w - - 0 1 Uri
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