Author: blass uri
Date: 03:09:05 08/16/98
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On August 16, 1998 at 03:56:14, Thorsten Czub wrote:
>On August 15, 1998 at 19:36:44, blass uri wrote:
>hi uri!
>
>>Do you continue the match between Chesstiger and Junior?
>
>yes, i have continued game1 you wanted to be continued.
>
>It began with tiger overplaying junior, but than in the endgame
>tiger made a mistake that allowed junior to drew the position.
>So - it remains a draw, what we had before...
>
>the game #1 is:
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>[Event "1 x k6-1/350 40/120"]
>[Site "?"]
>[Date "1998.??.??"]
>[Round "1"]
>[White "Junior5 beta 16bit"]
>[Black "ChessTiger 11.5"]
>[Result "1/2-1/2"]
>[ECO "D27"]
>[PlyCount "91"]
>
>{8192kB, jun-book.ctg
>} 1. d4 d5 2. c4 dxc4 3. Nf3 Nf6 4. e3 e6 5. Bxc4 c5 6.
>O-O a6 7. a4 cxd4 8. Qxd4 Qxd4 9. exd4 b6 10. Bg5 Nbd7 11. Bd3 h6 12. Be3 Nd5
>13. Nc3 N7f6 14. Nxd5 Nxd5 15. a5 b5 16. Ne5 Bb7 17. Be4 Bd6 18. Rfc1 Ke7 19.
>Nd3 Ra7 20. Nc5 Ba8 21. Bd2 Nf6 22. Bc2 Rd8 23. Be1 Ke8 24. Bb3 Nd5 25. f3 Bf4
>26. Rd1 Ne3 27. Rd3 Nc4 28. Bc3 Bd5 29. Re1 Bc7 30. Ra1 Rb8 31. Bb4 Raa8 32.
>Re1 Rd8 33. Rc3 Bf4 34. Re2 Bg5 35. Rd3 Bf6 36. Bc3 Ra7 37. Rd1 Bg5 38. Ra1 Rc8
>39. Rae1 Bf6 40. Kh1 Rc6 41. Bc2 Rac7 42. h3 {0.04/16 424} 42... Nd6 {240} 43.
>Bd3 {0.00/17 325} 43... g6 {653} 44. Rd1 {-0.08/16 331} 44... Nf5 {1141} 45.
>Nxa6 {0.19/15 229} 45... Rxa6 {23} 46. Bxb5+ {0.28/12 106} (46. Bxb5+ {
>0.19/14 83} 46... Rac6 {14} 47. Bxc6+ {0.24/15 172} 47... Rxc6 {26} 48. Kg1 {
>0.26/14 206} 48... Nd6 {147} 49. Be1 {-0.10/16 296} 49... Nb5 {162} 50. Bf2 {
>-0.27/16 206} 50... Ra6 {220} 51. Ra1 {-0.29/17 225} 51... Nxd4 {236} 52. Bxd4
>{-0.32/16 97} 52... Bxd4+ {39} 53. Kh1 {-0.25/17 96} 53... Kd7 {271} 54. Rc2 {
>-0.56/17 255} 54... Be5 {201} 55. h4 {-0.85/17 295} 55... Bd6 {197} 56. Rcc1 {
>-1.53/18 598} 56... h5 {118} 57. Kg1 {-1.58/18 397} 57... Bb4 {2} 58. Kh2 {
>-1.59/18 246} 58... Bb3 {160} 59. g3 {-1.61/17 288} 59... f6 {58} 60. Kg2 {
>-1.62/19 176} 60... e5 {69} 61. Kf1 {-1.63/19 150} 61... Rxa5 {175} 62. Kg2 {
>-1.69/20 187} 62... Ba2 {186} 63. Rc2 {-1.68/17 167}) Kd6 64.Rc8 {-1.65/19 1232}
>64... Bc5 {981} 65. Rd8+ {-1.66/18 1545} 65... Ke7 {474}
>66. Rd2 {-1.63/19 611} 66... Bb4 {408} 67. Rd3 {-1.68/18 506} 67... Ke6 {192}
>68. Re3 {-1.60/18 95} 68... f5 {140} 69. b3 {-1.50/20 263} 69... Kd6 {2} 70.
>Kh3 {-1.36/19 1093} 70... Kd7 {324} 71. Kh2 {-0.60/19 794} 71... Kc6 {1328} 72.
>Kg2 {-0.49/20 667} 72... e4 {187} 73. fxe4 {0.00/17 300} 73... fxe4 {334} 74.
>Rxe4 {0.00/15 34} 74... Kb5 {159} 75. Re5+ {0.40/19 1073} 75... Bc5 {11} 76.
>Rc1 {0.16/17 677} 76... Kb6 {6189} 77. Re6+ {0.40/17 710} 77... Kc7 {1755} 78.
>Rxg6 {0.65/19 525} 78... Bxb3 {351} 79. Rg5 {0.59/19 418} 79... Kd6 {159} 80.
>Rxh5 {0.59/17 419} 80... Ra2+ {228} 81. Kf3 {0.77/15 290} 81... Rf2+ {430} 82.
>Ke4 {0.77/14 81} 82... Bc2+ {703} 83. Rxc2 {-0.55/3 0} 83... Rxc2 {77} 84. Rh6+
>{0.60/16 230} 84... Kd7 {699} 85. g4 {0.65/15 111} 85... Bf8 {221} 86. Ra6 {
>0.59/17 123} 86... Rh2 {180} 87. h5 {1.13/16 65} 87... Ke8 {393} 88. Kf5 {
>0.96/19 241} 88... Kf7 {2072} 89. Kg5 {0.66/17 146} 89... Be7+ {786} 90. Kh6 {
>0.75/19 112} 90... Rh4 {689} 91. Ra4 {0.56/19 183} 91... Bc5 {138} 92. Rf4+ {
>1.15/19 191} 92... Kg8 {248} 93. Kg6 {1.03/19 180} 93... Bf8 {143} 94. Rc4 {
>0.77/22 249} 94... Kh8 {3780} 95. Ra4 {1.02/21 159} 95... Kg8 {116} 96. Rd4 {
>0.83/21 135} 96... Be7 {134} 97. Rc4 {0.98/22 178} 97... Bf8 {109} 98. Ra4 {
>0.87/22 153} 98... Kh8 {561} 99. Rd4 {0.77/21 129} 99... Kg8 {86} 100. Re4 {
>0.59/22 185} 100... Kh8 {109} 101. Kf5 {0.47/21 502} 101... Kh7 {233} 102. Rc4
>{0.30/21 276} 102... Bg7 {552} 103. Rc7 {0.38/22 354} 103... Rh2 {161} 104. Ra7
>{0.20/20 326} 104... Rh1 {2237} 105. Rd7 {0.08/20 327} 105... Rh3 {11581} 106.
>Kg5 {0.00/22 312} 106... Rh2 {287} 107. Ra7 {0.03/20 226} 1/2-1/2
>
>i hope you do ot want me to continue it again...
>
>it costs much time.... and nothing happend...
I understand.
I am sure in more then 99% it is a draw if you continue
What is chesstiger's evaluation
does it understand it is a draw?
This game prove there is much to improve in the endgame understanding
of computer programs
Uri
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>>Uri
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