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Subject: Re: Neat Mate in 9 ...

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 09:48:53 03/25/02

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On March 25, 2002 at 11:58:15, Gian-Carlo Pascutto wrote:

>On March 25, 2002 at 11:54:32, Art Basham wrote:
>
>>Good test move for engines...black plays Bxg2+ and soon mates!
>>
>>[D]5rk1/1b2nr1p/p2q4/1p6/2pP2p1/2P3N1/PPBB2PP/R2Q2NK b - -
>>
>>Some of my engines in Arena have trouble finding this neat win for black!
>
>Not mine :)

Not mine inspite of the fact that it need more time and more nodes
(almost 23 seconds on p800 and 3756093 nodes).


28991 <first : 1 -231 3 129 f7g7
28991 <first : 2 -261 3 253 f7g7 g1e2
29001 <first : 2 -261 4 731 f7g7 g1e2
29001 <first : 3 -311 4 1417 f7g7 g3h5 g7f7 d1g4
29011 <first : 3 -310 5 1694 b7c8
29011 <first : 3 -261 5 2085 b7c8 g3e4 d6c7
29031 <first : 3 -260 7 4042 d6e6
29031 <first : 3 -251 7 4362 d6e6 g1e2 e7d5
29031 <first : 3 -251 7 4659 d6e6 g1e2 e7d5
29061 <first : 4 -241 10 8576 d6e6 d2e1 e7d5 g1e2
29201 <first : 4 -241 24 30329 d6e6 d2e1 e7d5 g1e2
29292 <first : 5 -236 33 43594 d6e6 d2e1 e7d5 g1e2 b7c6
29933 <first : 5 -236 97 149371 d6e6 d2e1 e7d5 g1e2 b7c6
30764 <first : 6 -242 180 277384 d6e6 d1b1 b7g2 h1g2 f7f2 g2h1 f2d2 c2h7 g8h8
h7e4
35080 <first : 6 -242 611 992205 d6e6 d1b1 b7g2 h1g2 f7f2 g2h1 f2d2 c2h7 g8h8
h7e4
37924 <first : 7 -246 896 1448558 d6e6 d1e1 b7d5 e1e6 d5e6 g1e2 e7d5
51824 <first : 7 -245 2286 3756093 b7g2
52675 <first : 7 609 2371 3911045 b7g2 h1g2 f7f2 g2h1 f2h2 h1h2 f8f2 h2h1 d6g3
c2h7 g8h7 d1b1 h7g8 b1h7 g8h7 a1d1
52675 <first : 7 609 2371 3911045 b7g2 h1g2 f7f2 g2h1 f2h2 h1h2 f8f2 h2h1 d6g3
c2h7 g8h7 d1b1 h7g8 b1h7 g8h7 a1d1
53687 <first : 8 9983 2472 4101702 b7g2 h1g2 f7f2 g2h1 f2h2 h1h2 f8f2 h2h1 d6g3
d1g4 g3g4 c2e4 g4e4 g1f3 e4f3 h1g1 f3g2
54207 <first : 8 9983 2524 4200162 b7g2 h1g2 f7f2 g2h1 f2h2 h1h2 f8f2 h2h1 d6g3
d1g4 g3g4 c2e4 g4e4 g1f3 e4f3 h1g1 f3g2

Uri



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