Author: Uri Blass
Date: 13:09:58 10/15/02
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On October 15, 2002 at 15:51:19, Mark Young wrote: >[d]2r5/6kp/Rp6/3n4/8/1p4P1/5P2/4R1K1 b - - 0 35 > >Not an easy win for sure...Fritz could not beat Fritz at 1 min a move. Is there >a win with best play?? > > >Fritz 7 - Deep Fritz 7 >P4-2530MHZ-1GB, 40'/40+40'/40+40' P4-2530MHZ-1GB (1), 15.10.2002 > >35...b2 Both last book move -2.91/13 13 36.Ra7+ -3.16/16 1:36 Kg6 >-2.94/14 18 37.Rd7 -3.09/16 1:16 Rc1 -3.00/14 15 38.Rd6+ -3.19/18 1:48 > Nf6 -3.03/16 15 39.Rdd1 -3.19/17 50 b1Q -3.13/15 19 40.Rxc1 -3.19/14 >12 Qf5 -2.84/15 1:45 41.Rc4 (Rc6) -3.22/14 1:07 41...Qd5 -3.13/14 1:05 >42.Rb4 -3.25/14 1:04 Qc5 -3.25/15 1:28 43.Reb1 -3.28/15 48 Nd5 >-3.25/16 1:23 44.Rb5 -3.44/14 44 Qc4 -3.38/16 2:10 45.R1b2 -3.44/14 >1:20 Kf5 -3.47/15 1:32 46.Rb1 (Kh2) -3.53/14 1:03 46...h5 -3.44/15 1:27 > 47.R1b3 -3.59/14 1:11 Kg4 -3.56/15 1:19 48.Kh2 -3.72/15 1:09 h4 (Qd4) >-3.59/14 56 49.gxh4 -3.75/14 53 Qd4 -3.59/14 1:37 50.Rg3+ -3.66/14 51 >Kxh4 -3.63/15 1:19 51.Rh3+ (Rf3) -3.81/14 45 51...Kg4 -3.72/14 39 >52.Rg3+ -4.00/14 2:25 Kf4 (Kf5) -3.69/14 40 53.Kg2 -3.91/14 57 Ke4 >-3.72/13 51 54.Kg1 -4.09/13 53 Qd2 (Qd1+) -4.13/13 1:23 55.Rb1 -4.28/13 > 1:01 b5 -4.22/13 1:32 56.Rg2 -4.41/14 1:20 Kd4 -4.38/13 50 57.Rxb5 >-3.12/13 57 Nf4 -4.22/12 20 58.Kh2 -2.97/13 40 Qe1 (Nd3) -2.94/11 20 >59.Rb8 -2.94/13 39 Kd5 (Kd3) -2.75/12 48 60.Rd8+ -2.75/13 1:22 Kc5 >(Kc6) -2.09/13 1:09 61.Rf8 0.00/14 42 Ne6 0.00/14 48 62.Rf5+ 0.00/14 >23 Kb4 0.00/15 47 63.Rg4+ 0.00/14 24 Kb3 0.00/15 57 64.Rf3+ 0.00/14 >36 Ka2 0.00/16 1:20 65.Re3 0.00/15 53 Qd1 Draw accepted 0.00/15 49 ½-½ I do not know. The only clear thing is that he resigned too early. I admit that I also did not understand the decision of kramnik to resign but I thought that he probably knows more than me about endgames and prefered to use computer time to test pondering with movei and not to analyze the positions in that way. This only proves that the claim of Vincent Diepveen that queen is better than 2 rooks is clearly wrong. You can see that even Queen and knight have problem to beat 2 rooks inspite of the fact that black has a passed pawn. Uri
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