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Subject: A Nice Move

Author: Slater Wold

Date: 23:08:18 04/12/02

[D]r2qk2r/pp3ppp/2p1pn2/4n3/1b6/3P2PP/PPPN1PB1/R1BQK2R b KQkq - 0 11

In this position Deeper Blue found h5 in 121 seconds.  After Murray moved,
Kasparov looked at him in disarray.  After the match, Kasparov said "Sometimes
the computer plays very human moves."

The power supply to my new machine has not arrived yet, so I can only test this
move using Fritz 7.  It found h5 in 11:47 and played it through the 15th ply and
over 20 minutes.  (On an AMD 1200mhz.)  This move (h5) has been confirmed by
several masters to be the "best" move.  Can anyone get it faster?

This is move 11 from game 5 of the 1997 match.

• Re: A Nice Move Dann Corbit 11:17:59 04/15/02
• Re: A Nice Move Vincent Diepeveen 11:30:59 04/14/02
• Re: A Nice Move K. Burcham 13:58:45 04/13/02
  • Re: A Nice Move Michael Williams 22:54:12 04/14/02
  • Re: A Nice Move Slater Wold 16:05:24 04/13/02
• Re: Crafty 17.7 @ 200M nps results Slater Wold 12:36:27 04/13/02
  • Re: Crafty 17.7 @ 200M nps results Uri Blass 13:24:05 04/13/02
    • Re: Crafty 17.7 @ 200M nps results Slater Wold 16:01:06 04/13/02
      • Re: Crafty 17.7 @ 200M nps results Uri Blass 16:09:21 04/13/02
        • Re: Crafty 17.7 @ 200M nps results Slater Wold 16:22:52 04/13/02
• Re: A Nice Move Antonio Dieguez 10:49:27 04/13/02
• Re: A Nice Move Aaron Gordon 02:48:13 04/13/02
  • Re: A Nice Move Slater Wold 12:45:56 04/13/02
    • Re: A Nice Move Aaron Gordon 15:34:18 04/13/02
      • Re: A Nice Move Slater Wold 16:02:17 04/13/02
  • Thus proving that Junior 7 is 5.5x as strong as Deeper Blue ;-) Roy Eassa 11:05:26 04/13/02
    • Re: Thus proving that Junior 7 is 5.5x as strong as Deeper Blue ;-) Slater Wold 12:47:25 04/13/02
      • Re: Thus proving that Junior 7 is 5.5x as strong as Deeper Blue ;-) Uri Blass 13:19:26 04/13/02
• Re: A Nice Move Dann Corbit 00:09:09 04/13/02

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