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Subject: Re: A Kasparov Move..

Author: Jeroen van Dorp

Date: 18:47:14 03/24/02

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>Here white played e5-e6...!
>WChess finds it at 7 ply deep,
>and Rebel-3 (or Rebel-10) finds it at only 6 ply!
>
>[D]6k1/ppr2ppp/8/3bP2Q/q1pP1R2/2P3P1/7P/5RK1 w - -


To a human it seems a fairly "obvious" move, given the pressure on f7. As soon
as one defender is eliminated without eliminating an attacker, the prize seems
for white.

Fritz 7 also sees it in the blink of an eye.
I fed the situation to my Pocket ChessPartner 1.1 and it didn't find the move;
at 9 ply it still stuck with Qg5 and an evaluation of 0.84, roughly the "pawn
ahead".

It takes some time to see the damage:

1. e6 (0.20/6>-0.30/7)
1...Bxd6
2. d5 (-0.72/6>-1.19/7)
2...Qb5
3. Rh4 (-1.27/7)
3. Qc5+
3...Rf2 (ibid)

J.



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