Author: Albert Silver
Date: 03:14:30 03/06/02
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On March 05, 2002 at 11:43:52, Ed Schröder wrote:
>On March 05, 2002 at 09:58:49, Albert Silver wrote:
>
>>>>>Yace also likes f5 and has Rh3 in the main line so it seems that finding a
>>>>>better move than Rh3 is not easy.
>>>>>
>>>>>The question is if Rh3 is winning.
>>
>>AFAIK it is winning also, though there is still fight in the position, but it
>>isn't the strongest continuation. As I posted below, Rg3! first is strongest,
>>and after Rf6 then Rh3 Kf7 Qh7+ Kf8 exf5!
>>
>
>
>Follwing your analysis:
>
>1. Rg3 Rf6 2. Rh3 Kf7 3. Qh7+ Kf8 4. exf5 Bxb3 5. axb3
>
>I get 5...Ne7 with only a small positive score for white. Nevertheless white
>looks winning.
Instead of Rd3 in that line of yours, how about Ne7 Qh8+ Ng8 b4 Qf7 Rh7 Qd5 (or
some other Q move) h4?
Albert
>
>00:00:18.5 -1,14 11 13666080 Ne7 Qh8+ Ng8 Rh7 Rf7 b4
>00:00:32.7 -1,10 12 24855984 Ne7 Qh8+ Ng8 Rh7 Rf7 b4
>00:01:33.5 -1,02 13 73184540 Ne7 Qh8+ Ng8 b4 Qf7 Rd3 Rxb6 Rd8+
>00:03:02.0 -1,30 14 144120274 Ne7 Qh8+ Ng8 b4 Qf7 Rd3 Rxb6 Rd8+
>00:05:46.2 -1,30 14 276080961 Rxf5
>00:06:06.7 -1,02 13 73184540 Ne7 Qh8+ Ng8 b4 Qf7 Rd3 Rxb6 Rd8+
>00:13:54.6 -1,39 15 659400020 Ne7 Qh8+ Ng8 b4 Qf7 Rd3 Rxb6 Rd8+
>
>Ed
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