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Subject: Re: A Nice Move

Author: Antonio Dieguez

Date: 10:49:27 04/13/02

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On April 13, 2002 at 02:08:18, Slater Wold wrote:

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

Amyan prefers h5 in less than 6 minutes, at least at depth 10 and 11. I have not
the patience to keep this running in my amd k6 233 mhz to see if it changes his
mind.

3 28 74 1974 e8g8 e1g1 d8d4
4 3 80 2325 e8g8 ?
4 3 108 6742 e8g8
5 8 138 12863 d8b6 !
5 14 143 14264 d8b6 e1g1 e8c8 c2c3 b4c5
5 14 176 22461 d8b6 e1g1 e8c8 c2c3 b4c5
6 -10 183 23844 d8b6 ?
6 -12 211 30199 e8g8 !
6 -11 251 38586 e8g8 e1g1 d8d7 c2c3 b4d6 d3d4
6 -11 314 56452 e8g8 e1g1 d8d7 c2c3 b4d6 d3d4
7 -9 554 105592 d8b6 !
7 -1 675 131779 d8b6 d1e2 b6b5 a2a4 b5c5 c2c3 b4a5
7 -1 1232 261990 d8b6 d1e2 b6b5 a2a4 b5c5 c2c3 b4a5
8 -26 1713 363407 d8b6 ?
8 -37 2105 456594 e8g8 !
8 -25 2756 591377 e8g8 e1g1 e5g6 d2c4 b7b5 c4e3 d8d6 d3d4
8 -25 4425 941889 e8g8 e1g1 e5g6 d2c4 b7b5 c4e3 d8d6 d3d4
9 -22 12121 2560919 e8g8 e1g1 f8e8 d2e4 f6e4 d3e4 d8f6 f2f4
10 -35 24208 4996766 d8c7 !
10 -34 25541 5251014 d8c7
10 -34 35571 7287993 h7h5 !
10 -20 45167 9346910 h7h5 e1g1 h5h4 d2b3 e5g6 c1e3 e6e5 c2c3 b4d6
10 -20 47465 9884272 h7h5 e1g1 h5h4 d2b3 e5g6 c1e3 e6e5 c2c3 b4d6
11 -20 106443 21839476 h7h5 d1e2 e5g6 e1g1 h5h4 d2e4 f6e4


>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.



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