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Subject: Re: New Site on my Homepage (Tests)

Author: Joachim Rang

Date: 02:46:20 11/05/02

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On November 04, 2002 at 22:21:59, James T. Walker wrote:

>On November 04, 2002 at 18:43:03, Eduard Nemeth wrote:
>
>>On my Home, You can fin now my new site with name "tests":
>>
>>http://www.beepworld.de/members37/computerschach/tests.htm
>>
>>I whrite about intersting Positions for Computers.
>>
>>Here my latest Position:
>>
>>Study:
>>
>>[D]1k6/8/8/8/8/5p1p/PPP5/6K1 w - - 0 1
>>
>>
>>White to move, what says your program?
>>
>>Who wins? ;-)
>>
>>Eduard
>
>I didn't save the analysis but Rebel XP says black is winning by -8.76 (3
>hours/depth 31 ply).  Chess Tiger 15 says white is ahead by 2.74 after 2.5
>hours/depth around 29 ply.  This is a very interesting position.  At first
>glance it appears white has the advantage but then I notice white cannot move
>it's king.  I wonder if blacks king can go to the aid of the "f" pawn.  I assume
>you have a solution for this?  Being a neophite I cannot make a good guess.
>Jim


this is weird, CT14 sees quite quickly that white is lost:


1k6/8/8/8/8/5p1p/PPP5/6K1 w - - 0 1

Analysis by Chess Tiger 14.0:

1.a4 Kb7 2.b4 Kc6 3.b5+ Kc5 4.c3 Kd5 5.c4+ Kc5 6.a5 Kd6 7.a6
  +-  (2.04)   Tiefe: 13   00:00:00  133kN, tb=153
1.a4
  ±  (1.14)   Tiefe: 13   00:00:00  195kN, tb=407
1.a4 Kb7 2.b4 Kc6 3.b5+ Kc5 4.c3 Kb6 5.c4 Kc7 6.a5 Kd6 7.a6
  +-  (2.04)   Tiefe: 13   00:00:01  373kN, tb=413
1.a4
  ±  (1.14)   Tiefe: 14   00:00:02  580kN, tb=1045
1.a4 Kb7 2.a5 Ka7 3.b3 Kb7 4.b4 Ka6 5.c4
  ±  (1.10)   Tiefe: 15   00:00:03  666kN, tb=1515
1.a4 Kb7 2.a5 Ka7 3.b3 Kb7 4.b4 Ka6 5.c4 Ka7 6.b5 Kb7 7.c5 Kb8 8.c6 Kc7
  ±  (0.82)   Tiefe: 16   00:00:03  845kN, tb=2592
1.a4 Kb7 2.a5 Ka7 3.b4 Ka6 4.c4 Ka7 5.b5 Kb7 6.a6+ Kb6 7.c5+ Ka7 8.c6 Kb6 9.c7
Kxc7 10.a7 Kb7
  +-  (1.60)   Tiefe: 17   00:00:04  1139kN, tb=3849
1.a4 Kb7
  +-  (1.60)   Tiefe: 18   00:00:05  1195kN, tb=4335
1.a4 Kb7 2.a5 Ka7 3.b4 Ka6 4.c4 Ka7 5.b5 Kb7 6.a6+ Kb6 7.c5+ Ka7 8.c6 Kb6 9.c7
Kxc7 10.a7 Kb7
  +-  (2.02)   Tiefe: 19   00:00:08  1703kN, tb=7371
1.a4 Kb7 2.a5 Ka7 3.b4 Ka6 4.c4 Ka7 5.b5 Kb7 6.a6+ Kb6 7.c5+ Ka7 8.c6 Kb6 9.c7
Kxc7 10.a7 Kb7
  +-  (2.02)   Tiefe: 20   00:00:10  2271kN, tb=11125
1.a4 Kb7 2.a5 Ka7 3.b4 Ka6 4.c4 Ka7 5.b5 Kb7 6.a6+ Kb6 7.c5+ Ka7 8.c6 Kb6 9.c7
Kxc7 10.a7 Kb7
  -+  (-2.38)   Tiefe: 21   00:00:37  7338kN, tb=22330
1.a4 Kb7 2.a5 Ka7 3.b4 Ka6 4.c4 Ka7 5.b5 Kb7 6.a6+ Kb6 7.c5+
  -+  (-2.38)   Tiefe: 22   00:00:55  11126kN, tb=29896
1.a4 Kb7 2.a5 Ka7 3.b4 Ka6 4.c4 Ka7 5.b5 Kb7 6.a6+ Kb6 7.c5+ Ka7 8.c6 Kb6 9.c7
Kxc7 10.a7 Kb7
  -+  (-6.00)   Tiefe: 23   00:01:27  22245kN, tb=49454
1.a4 Kb7
  -+  (-6.00)   Tiefe: 24   00:01:32  24383kN, tb=52444
1.a4 Kb7 2.a5 Ka7 3.b4 Ka6 4.c4 Ka7 5.b5 Kb7 6.a6+ Kb6 7.c5+ Ka7 8.c6 Kb6 9.a7
Kxa7 10.c7 Kb7
  -+  (-10.60)   Tiefe: 25   00:05:09  105392kN, tb=126879



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