Author: Steffen Jakob
Date: 06:02:42 07/24/02
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On July 24, 2002 at 08:45:58, Robert Hyatt wrote: >On July 24, 2002 at 02:43:21, Grzegorz Sidorowicz wrote: > >>[D] r1b1r1k1/1q3ppp/ppn5/2bNp3/P4B2/5Q1P/BP3PP1/R2R2K1 w - - >> >>Armageddon 2.139 on PII350MHz >> >>depth time nodes score variation >>------------------------------------------- >>1 0 4 -321 f4e5 >>1 0 17 -315 d5b6 >>1 0 45 -104 b2b4 >>1 0 245 -104 b2b4 >>2 0 266 -129 b2b4 c6b4 >>2 0 366 -114 f3e4 c8e6 >>2 0 1634 -114 f3e4 c8e6 >>3 0 2820 -117 f3e4 c8h3 f4e5 >>3 0 4254 -110 f4e3 e5e4 f3f4 >>3 0 9439 -110 f4e3 e5e4 f3f4 >>4 0 16749 -99 f4e3 e5e4 f3f4 c5e3 >>4 0 33460 -92 f4g3 c8e6 g3e5 c5f2 >>4 0 60805 -92 f4g3 c8e6 g3e5 c5f2 >>5 1 110962 -96 f4g3 c6d4 f3d3 c8f5 d3c4 >>6 3 349356 -113 f4g3 a8b8 f3e4 c8e6 g3e5 c6e5 e4e5 e6h3 >>6 11 1175004 -80 f4h6 e8e6 h6d2 e6d6 b2b4 c6d4 >>7 15 1617919 -96 f4h6 e8e6 h6d2 a8b8 a1c1 c6d4 f3e4 >>8 54 5803092 -97 f4h6 e8e6 h6d2 e6g6 a1c1 c8e6 b2b3 e6d5 >>8 1.35 10224214 -86 f4e3 a8b8 f3g3 e8f8 d1c1 c8f5 e3c5 b6c5 a2c4 >>9 3.23 22556319 -76 f4e3 c5e3 f3e3 b6b5 a4b5 a6b5 e3c5 c8e6 c5d6 >>a8d8 d6c7 >>10 7.16 49661951 -73 f4e3 c8e6 a1c1 e8c8 e3c5 b6c5 d1d2 b7a7 d5c3 >>e6a2 >>10 9.46 65388959 -51 d5f6 g7f6 a2d5 c8d7 f4h6 c5f8 f3f6 f8h6 d5f7 >>g8f8 f7e8 f8e8 d1d7 b7d7 >>10 11.43 76350730 3 d5f6 g7f6 f4h6 c5f8 a2d5 c8d7 >>11 13.7 85371759 0 d5f6 g7f6 f4h6 c5f8 a2d5 c8d7 f3f6 d7e6 d5c6 >>b7c6 f6g5 g8h8 g5f6 h8g8 >> >>Armageddon see only draw, but see Nf6! :) >> >>Best Regards >>Grzegorz > > >Finding Nf6+ is not hard. Finding Nf6+ with a winning score is.... For Hossa it is hard. He doesnt find it in reasonable time. Greetings, Steffen.
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