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

Author: Bob Durrett

Date: 19:49:13 10/24/02

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On October 24, 2002 at 21:39:49, ludicrous wrote:

>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

Could it be that b3xc4 is really the best move??????

Bob D.

• 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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