Author: Uri Blass
Date: 07:04:19 12/08/02
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On December 08, 2002 at 09:56:13, Uri Blass wrote: >On December 08, 2002 at 09:53:12, Uri Blass wrote: > >>On December 08, 2002 at 09:36:28, Art Basham wrote: >> >>>Ruffian takes 9 ply to find.. >>>R(f1)xf5...! >>> >>>[D]r2q1rk1/pp1b1Rp1/4p2p/4PnNQ/2pP4/2P1B3/P5PP/5RK1 w - - 0 22 >> >>Movei needs only 7 plies and less than a second >>7 31 88 143549 f1f5 >>7 60 89 144938 f1f5 >>7 248 97 160380 f1f5 e6f5 f7g7 g8g7 g5e6 d7e6 e3h6 g7h7 h6g5 h7g7 h5h6 g7g8 h6e6 >>g8g7 g5d8 a8d8 e6c4 >>7 248 110 184644 f1f5 e6f5 f7g7 g8g7 g5e6 d7e6 e3h6 g7h7 h6g5 h7g7 h5h6 g7g8 >>h6e6 g8g7 g5d8 a8d8 e6c4 >>8 248 126 215560 f1f5 e6f5 f7g7 g8g7 g5e6 d7e6 e3h6 g7h7 h6g5 h7g8 h5g6 g8h8 >>g6h6 h8g8 h6e6 g8g7 g5d8 a8d8 e6c4 >>8 248 156 271791 f1f5 e6f5 f7g7 g8g7 g5e6 d7e6 e3h6 g7h7 h6g5 h7g8 h5g6 g8h8 >>g6h6 h8g8 h6e6 g8g7 g5d8 a8d8 e6c4 >>9 261 177 314815 f1f5 e6f5 f7g7 g8g7 g5e6 d7e6 e3h6 g7h7 h6g5 h7g7 h5h6 g7f7 >>g5d8 a8d8 h6f6 f7g8 f6e6 g8g7 e6c4 >>9 261 293 529215 f1f5 e6f5 f7g7 g8g7 g5e6 d7e6 e3h6 g7h7 h6g5 h7g7 h5h6 g7f7 >>g5d8 a8d8 h6f6 f7g8 f6e6 g8g7 e6c4 >>10 261 352 645694 f1f5 e6f5 f7g7 g8g7 g5e6 d7e6 e3h6 g7h7 h6g5 h7g7 h5h6 g7g8 >>h6g6 g8h8 g5d8 a8d8 g6h6 h8g8 h6e6 g8g7 e6c4 >> >>Uri > >Movei continues to analyze and seems to changes it's mind to Qg6 but I need to >wait for solving the fail high problem to tell more information(it still may be >a wrong fail high). > >13 285 4956 9563059 f1f5 e6f5 f7g7 g8g7 g5e6 d7e6 e3h6 g7h7 h6g5 h7g7 h5h6 g7f7 >g5d8 a8d8 h6f6 f7g8 f6e6 g8h8 e6c4 d8c8 c4b5 b7b6 >13 286 14382 26787115 h5g6 >13 315 20659 37339257 h5g6 > >Uri Movei solved the fail high and here is the new analysis It seems that the test should be to avoid Rf1xf5 because that move is a tactical mistake and Qg6 wins more material. depth=13 +4.51 h5g6 d8g5 f7f8 a8f8 e3g5 h6g5 g6g5 d7c6 g2g4 f5h6 f1f8 g8f8 g1f2 h6f7 g5g6 c6d5 f2e3 b7b5 Nodes: 120648907 NPS: 172491 Time: 00:11:39.45 Uri
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