Author: Sune Larsson
Date: 09:25:23 09/22/02
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snip/ >>2) In pure endings, Shredder win versus top engine's 80 of 100 games, it is a >>strong engine >> in endings >> >>4) In any rook's endgame Shredder it is more stronger than any other top engine. > >No >There are rook endgames when Fritz or Tiger are better >based on sune larson's posts. Yes, you are correct here Uri. In my Nunn1 rook ending tournament 1) Hiarcs 8 2) Fritz 7 3) Tiger 14, were clearly ahead of the other programs (Shredder included). This order might change a bit now since I'm also testing Deep Fritz 7. DF7 plays the endings totally different compared to F7 - f.e F7-Hiarcs8 ½-1½ was transformed to DF7-Hiarcs8 2-0. After playing the above 3 top engines, DF7 has +2 and a good chance of winning it all. My impression, so far, is that rook endings are improved in DF7 compared to F7 (also DF7-F7 1.5-0.5) /s >> >>5) "A friend of me who bought shredder does not think that it is better than >>other >>top programs in the endgame", this is not speculation? >> >> >>5) Maybe Movay play better than Shredder and Ruffian in endings? ;) >> >>Victor > >Maybe Movay because my >Movei Certainly does not know about endgames >and endgames is one of the weaknesses of it. > >Here is one of the games of Ruffian in >the Am/com againmst nimzo. > >I believe that it lost the game because of poor endgame play. >It is not the only case and Nemeth said that >Tiger15 beated it because of better endgame >play in another post. > > >WBNimzo 2000b - Ruffian 0.76 >AmCom_2 DUAL-P3-1266 (7.3), 20.09.2002 > >1.d2-d4 e7-e6 2.c2-c4 Ng8-f6 3.Ng1-f3 b7-b6 4.a2-a3 Bc8-b7 5.Nb1-c3 d7-d5 >6.c4xd5 Nf6xd5 7.e2-e3 Nb8-d7 8.Bf1-d3 c7-c5 9.0-0 Nd5xc3 10.b2xc3 Bf8-d6 >11.e3-e4 0-0 12.Bc1-g5 f7-f6 13.Bg5-d2 Qd8-e7 14.Qd1-b3 c5xd4 15.c3xd4 Rf8-e8 >16.a3-a4 Ra8-b8 17.Rf1-e1 Kg8-h8 18.a4-a5 b6xa5 19.Qb3-d1 Bd6-b4 20.Bd2xb4 a5xb4 >21.Ra1xa7 Re8-c8 22.Qd1-a4 Rb8-a8 23.Ra7xa8 Rc8xa8 24.Qa4-b5 Ra8-b8 25.Re1-c1 >Qe7-d8 26.Qb5-h5 b4-b3 27.Rc1-b1 Bb7-c6 28.Nf3-d2 Bc6-a4 29.Qh5-h3 e6-e5 >30.d4-d5 Qd8-a5 31.Nd2-c4 Qa5-c3 32.Qh3-e3 Kh8-g8 33.Rb1-c1 Qc3-d4 34.Qe3xd4 >e5xd4 35.Nc4-b2 Ba4-b5 36.Bd3-b1 Rb8-a8 37.f2-f4 Ra8-a1 38.Kg1-f2 Kg8-f8 >39.Rc1-e1 Kf8-e7 40.e4-e5 f6xe5 41.f4xe5 Ra1xb1 42.Re1xb1 Nd7xe5 43.Rb1-d1 >Ne5-c4 44.Nb2xc4 Bb5xc4 45.Kf2-f3 Bc4xd5+ 46.Kf3-f4 Ke7-d6 47.Rd1xd4 Kd6-c5 >48.Rd4-d2 Kc5-c4 49.Kf4-e3 Bd5-c6 50.Rd2-d4+ Kc4-c3 51.Rd4-d3+ Kc3-b4 52.Rd3-d6 >Bc6xg2 53.Ke3-d2 g7-g6 54.Rd6-d4+ Kb4-a3 55.Kd2-c3 Bg2-c6 56.Rd4-b4 Bc6-a4 >57.Rb4-b7 h7-h5 58.h2-h4 Ka3-a2 59.Rb7-b6 Ka2-b1 60.Rb6xg6 Kb1-a2 61.Rg6-a6 >Ka2-a3 62.Ra6-a7 b3-b2 63.Ra7-b7 Ba4-c6 64.Rb7xb2 Bc6-e8 65.Rb2-b8 Be8-c6 >66.Rb8-b6 Ka3-a4 67.Kc3-c4 Bc6-d5+ 68.Kc4xd5 Ka4-a5 69.Kd5-c5 Ka5-a4 70.Rb6-b5 >Ka4-a3 71.Kc5-c4 Ka3-a4 72.Rb5-e5 Ka4-a3 73.Re5-e2 Ka3-a4 74.Re2-a2# White mates >1-0 > >Uri
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