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Subject: Re: We Need a Chess Engine Designed to Play Speculative Chess

Author: ludicrous

Date: 18:39:49 10/24/02

Chess System Tal 2 favors two moves:

1) Kramnik's Nxf7 in game 6 vs Fritz and Nxe8 as the two best moves in the
position after about 400 seconds of thought in my Pentium 4 1.7 Ghz.  it is run
in infinite mode. it runs at 24kn/s

the first 13 seconds, it choose Nxe8
the 14th second it chooses Nxf7
the 20th second it again switch to the first choice
the 105th second it chose again Nxf7
the 406th second it chooses Nxe8
the 572nd second it chooses Bg2-d5
the 679th second it chooses bxc4
the 1445th second looks like it finaly sticks to b3xc4 with a score of +.10

• Re: We Need a Chess Engine Designed to Play Speculative Chess Bob Durrett 19:49:13 10/24/02
  • Re: We Need a Chess Engine Designed to Play Speculative Chess ludicrous 22:24:49 10/24/02
    • Re: We Need a Chess Engine Designed to Play Speculative Chess Thorsten Czub 05:12:29 10/25/02
      • Re: We Need a Chess Engine Designed to Play Speculative Chess Roy Eassa 13:51:56 10/26/02
      • examples how CSTal did it... Thorsten Czub 07:07:20 10/25/02

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