Author: Richard Pijl
Date: 07:46:42 12/06/02
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On December 06, 2002 at 10:18:41, Art Basham wrote: >In 1923 Alekhine played Bg6...making way for the Queen to move to e4..! > >[D]1qbr1b1k/3r1pp1/ppQ1p3/6N1/PP2B3/6P1/5P1P/2R2RK1 w - - > >Maybe the new Chess Master will find this one, John! > >Art On a slow Mobile Pentium II -500 Mhz the latest Baron development version finds Bg6 in 29 seconds. Weird enough it is found because everything else seemed to fail low. The next ply however (in 34 seconds), the move is played because of the found tactics: ply time nodes score pv 5(11)& 0 29301 -36 c6c4 b6b5 a4b5 b8b5 c4b5 5(11)& 0 43819 -13 c6c3 f8d6 f1d1 c8b7 e4b7 5(11). 0 78727 -13 c6c3 f8d6 f1d1 c8b7 e4b7 6(13)& 1 126088 -21 c6c3 c8b7 f1e1 f8d6 c3f3 h8g8 6(14)& 2 263070 -17 e4c2 b8e5 g5f3 e5h5 f3h4 f8b4 6(14)& 3 323990 -4 e4b1 b8e5 g5h7 f8e7 c6b6 d7d2 6(14)& 3 372521 1 e4f3 b8e5 h2h4 e5b2 f3h5 h8g8 6(14). 4 410592 1 e4f3 b8e5 h2h4 e5b2 f3h5 h8g8 7(16)& 6 627286 -10 e4f3 h8g8 c6e4 g7g6 f1d1 d7d2 e4c4 c8b7 7(16)& 10 992530 27 c6c3 h8g8 g5f3 f7f5 e4c2 c8b7 f1d1 7(16). 11 1182872 27 c6c3 h8g8 g5f3 f7f5 e4c2 c8b7 f1d1 8(18)& 29 3032328 0 e4g6 f7g6 c6g2 h8g8 g2h3 f8b4 h3e6 8(18). 31 3187658 0 e4g6 f7g6 c6g2 h8g8 g2h3 f8b4 h3e6 9(19)+ 34 3532429 30 e4g6 9(19)+ 46 4720502 120 e4g6 9(19)& 55 5780022 119 e4g6 h8g8 9(20). 83 8935037 119 e4g6 h8g8 10(20)+ 105 11233745 149 e4g6 10(20)& 138 15014799 210 e4g6 h8g8 c6c4 c8b7 g6h7 g8h8 c4h4 g7g6 h7g6 h8g7 g6f7 f8d6 f7e6 10(21). 208 23104090 210 e4g6 h8g8 c6c4 c8b7 g6h7 g8h8 c4h4 g7g6 h7g6 h8g7 g6f7 f8d6 11(23)+ 372 41650484 240 e4g6 11(23)& 548 60516914 239 e4g6 h8g8 11(23). 831 92820933 239 e4g6 h8g8
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