Author: Drexel,Michael
Date: 19:08:56 12/13/02
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On December 13, 2002 at 17:11:31, Eduard Nemeth wrote:
>On December 13, 2002 at 17:09:29, Eduard Nemeth wrote:
>
>>Have fun!
>>
>>P600, 128MB hash, Timecontrol 30':
>>
>>[Event "Blitz:30'"]
>>[Site "?"]
>>[Date "2002.??.??"]
>>[Round "?"]
>>[White "Eduard,Nemeth"]
>>[Black "Fritz 8"]
>>[ECO "B21"]
>>[Result "1-0"]
>>
>>1. e4 {0} c5 {0} 2. d4 {2} cxd4 {0} 3. Bc4 {3} Nc6 {0}
>>4. a3 {5} Nf6 {-0.84/11 37} 5. Bd2 {4} Nxe4 {-2.00/12 54}
>>6. Bxf7+ {6} Kxf7 {-2.31/11 20} 7. Qh5+ {4} Ke6 {-1.88/12
>>107} 8. Qg4+ {3} Kd5 {-2.16/11 38} 9. b4 {94} Ne5 {-3.06/11
>>124} 10. c4+ {26} dxc3 {-2.84/13 51} 11. Nxc3+ {4} Nxc3
>>{-2.72/12 99} 12. Qh3 {30} Nb5 {-2.84/10 32} 13. Bf4 {66}
>>d6 {-2.91/9 85} 14. Rd1+ {13} Kc6 {-2.44/10 33} 15. Rc1+
>>{14} Kb6 {-0.53/12 22} 16. Qe3+ {63} Ka6 {0.28/12 25}
>>17. a4 {16} b6 {0.28/10 7} 18. Qe4 {31} d5 {2.06/11 12}
>>19. axb5+ {11} Kxb5 {6.28/12 10} 20. Qxe5 {19} Bg4 {6.28/11
>>13} 21. Qc3 {18} Qc8 {6.37/11 3} 22. Qd3+ {5} Qc4 {6.75/13
>>77} 23. Rxc4 {2} dxc4 {7.47/11 24} 24. Qd5+ {5} Ka4
>>{7.75/11 69} 25. Qxa8 {7} 1-0
>>
>>
>>After move 13. Bf4:
>>
>>[D]r1bq1b1r/pp1pp1pp/8/1n1kn3/1P3B2/P6Q/5PPP/R3K1NR b KQ -
>>
>>EN.
>>
>My World:
>
>http://www.beepworld.de/members37/computerschach/
Hello, I think we played a few games on Fritz server some time ago.
I tried youre crazy variation in a blitz game against Fritz 8 because I couldnt
believe it. I had some problems to remember the moves, but I managed to reach
the position after 12.Qh3. Fritz played 12...Na4, not Nb5. I didnt play the best
moves several times afterwards but won nevertheless.
[Event "Blitz:5'+2""]
[Site "?"]
[Date "2002.12.14"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Drexel, Michael"]
[Black "Fritz 8"]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "B21"]
[WhiteElo "2277"]
[BlackElo "2893"]
[Annotator "?"]
[PlyCount "119"]
{96MB, Elect2002.ctg, Athlon XP 1.66GHz
} 1. e4 {1} 1... c5 {0} 2. d4 {6} 2... cxd4 {0}
3. Bc4 {1} 3... Nc6 {12} 4. a3 {2} 4... Nf6 {16} 5. Bd2 {1} 5... Nxe4 {12} 6.
Bxf7+ {1} 6... Kxf7 {10} 7. Qh5+ {0} 7... Ke6 {12} 8. Qg4+ {46} 8... Kd5 {0} 9.
b4 {2} 9... Ne5 {13} 10. c4+ {2} 10... dxc3 {8} 11. Nxc3+ {1} 11... Nxc3 {10}
12. Qh3 {4} 12... Na4 {19} 13. Qb3+ {21} 13... Ke4 {18} 14. g4 {12} 14... Nxg4
{6
} 15. f3+ {2} 15... Ke5 {3} 16. fxg4 {1} 16... d5 {8} 17. Nf3+ {3} 17... Kd6 {8
} 18. Bf4+ {2} 18... e5 {8} 19. Nxe5 {2} 19... Ke6 {3} 20. Qxa4 {11} 20... Bd6
{5} 21. O-O {15} 21... Qb6+ {0} 22. Kh1 {38} 22... Bxe5 {6} 23. Rae1 {2} 23...
Qa6 {4} 24. Rxe5+ {31} 24... Kf7 {0} 25. Qd1 {18} 25... h5 {8} 26. Bg5+ {43}
26... Kg8 {9} 27. Qxd5+ {6} 27... Be6 {6} 28. Qxe6+ {4} 28... Qxe6 {1} 29. Rxe6
{1} 29... hxg4 {13} 30. Re7 {23} 30... Rh5 {0} 31. Bf4 {12} 31... Rf8 {6} 32.
Kg2 {34} 32... a6 {0} 33. Rxb7 {2} 33... Rhf5 {8} 34. Rb6 {3} 34... Rxf4 {9}
35. Rxf4 {2} 35... Rxf4 {2} 36. Rxa6 {0} 36... Kf7 {8} 37. b5 {5} 37... Ke7 {5}
38. Kg3 {8} 38... Rd4 {7} 39. a4 {1} 39... Rb4 {9} 40. b6 {2} 40... Kd6 {6} 41.
a5 {1} 41... Kd7 {3} 42. Ra7+ {1} 42... Kc8 {4} 43. Rxg7 {1} 43... Ra4 {3} 44.
Ra7 {1} 44... Rb4 {5} 45. Rg7 {10} 45... Ra4 {5} 46. Ra7 {3} 46... Rb4 {5} 47.
Kh4 {2} 47... Rb2 {6} 48. Kxg4 {2} 48... Rg2+ {4} 49. Kf4 {1} 49... Rxh2 {6}
50. Ke5 {8} 50... Kb8 {5} 51. Kd6 {3} 51... Rh6+ {8} 52. Kc5 {0} 52... Rh5+ {3}
53. Kc6 {3} 53... Rh6+ {0} 54. Kb5 {1} 54... Rh5+ {2} 55. Ka6 {1} 55... Rh8 {2}
56. Rg7 {2} 56... Rd8 {8} 57. Rg5 {2} 57... Re8 {8} 58. Kb5 {2} 58... Rf8 {6}
59. a6 {2} 59... Kc8 {1} 60. Rc5+ {2} 1-0
After that I made a new opening tree with only this ´variation´ in it, trying to
win with it on Fritz server against Fritz 8. Unfortunatley Junior 7 engine was
the first opponent who played 1...c5 and not surprisingly choosed 7...Kg8. Bad
luck I thought but Fritz 7 won this lost position anyway.
[Event "Wertungspartie, 3m + 2s"]
[Site "Maschinenraum"]
[Date "2002.12.14"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Fritz 7"]
[Black "Junior 7"]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "B21"]
[WhiteElo "2484"]
[BlackElo "2427"]
[Annotator "?"]
[PlyCount "143"]
1. e4 {0} 1... c5 {0} 2. d4 {0} 2... cxd4 {0} 3. Bc4 {0} 3... Nc6 {13} 4. a3 {0
} 4... Nf6 {13} 5. Bd2 {0} 5... Nxe4 {11} 6. Bxf7+ {0} 6... Kxf7 {0} 7. Qh5+ {0
} 7... Kg8 {5} 8. Qd5+ {1} 8... e6 {0} 9. Qxe4 {3} 9... d5 {0} 10. Qd3 {8}
10... Bd6 {3} 11. Ne2 {10} 11... Qh4 {3} 12. c3 {6} 12... Bd7 {7} 13. cxd4 {6}
13... Rf8 {10} 14. Be3 {0} 14... a6 {3} 15. Nd2 {11} 15... Ne7 {4} 16. Qb3 {9}
16... Qg4 {6} 17. Ng3 {6} 17... h5 {9} 18. Nf3 {0} 18... b5 {3} 19. h3 {6}
19... Qg6 {4} 20. Nh4 {0} 20... Qf6 {8} 21. Nf3 {0} 21... Nc6 {10} 22. O-O {9}
22... h4 {6} 23. Ne2 {1} 23... Qg6 {3} 24. Bd2 {6} 24... a5 {0} 25. Rfe1 {5}
25... b4 {6} 26. axb4 {8} 26... Nxb4 {2} 27. Bxb4 {5} 27... Bxb4 {1} 28. Red1 {
4} 28... Qe4 {6} 29. Qd3 {0} 29... Qxd3 {4} 30. Rxd3 {1} 30... g6 {2} 31. Re3 {
8} 31... Rh7 {0} 32. Ne5 {4} 32... Rf6 {2} 33. Ra2 {5} 33... Bc8 {3} 34. b3 {4}
34... Rc7 {3} 35. Nf3 {3} 35... Ba6 {2} 36. Nxh4 {9} 36... Kf7 {0} 37. Nf3 {4}
37... Ke7 {2} 38. Ne5 {3} 38... g5 {4} 39. g3 {5} 39... Kd6 {3} 40. Kg2 {2}
40... Rf8 {2} 41. Ng1 {8} 41... Rb8 {3} 42. Ngf3 {5} 42... Rg8 {0} 43. g4 {3}
43... Ke7 {6} 44. h4 {8} 44... gxh4 {1} 45. Nxh4 {2} 45... Bb5 {4} 46. Kg3 {5}
46... Kd6 {4} 47. f4 {5} 47... Rgc8 {5} 48. f5 {1} 48... Rc3 {4} 49. Kf4 {0}
49... Rxe3 {2} 50. Kxe3 {0} 50... Rc3+ {2} 51. Kf4 {3} 51... Rh3 {1} 52. Nef3 {
5} 52... exf5 {3} 53. Nxf5+ {0} 53... Kc7 {6} 54. g5 {4} 54... Bd3 {0} 55. N3h4
{5} 55... Rh1 {2} 56. g6 {4} 56... Rf1+ {1} 57. Ke5 {2} 57... Be1 {5} 58. g7 {0
} 58... Bxh4 {7} 59. Nxh4 {0} 59... Bh7 {5} 60. Rxa5 {0} 60... Kb7 {2} 61. Ra2
{0} 61... Rh1 {5} 62. Nf3 {3} 62... Bg8 {4} 63. Rh2 {2} 63... Rc1 {1} 64. Rh8 {
2} 64... Rc8 {0} 65. Nh4 {2} 65... Kc7 {4} 66. Kf4 {2} 66... Re8 {4} 67. Kg5 {0
} 67... Kd7 {5} 68. Nf5 {0} 68... Be6 {4} 69. Rxe8 {0} 69... Kxe8 {2} 70. Nh6 {
0} 70... Ke7 {4} 71. Kg6 {0} 71... Kd7 {2} 72. Nf7 {Matteo,Junior 7 abbandona
(Lag: Av=0.33s, max=0.7s) [ Fritz 7: 10.8 ply; 691kN/s.] Matteo,Junior 7 gibt
auf 1} 1-0
Even if those are only Blitz games: There is much to improve.
Im sure, Ruffian for example could win World Championship with a special
´Anti-Computer´ opening book.
Top-GMs could win against the best programs with ease, if they would develop
sophisticated Anti-Computer strategies.
Allerdings sind diese "Horizont-Effekt-Partien" auf die Dauer ziemlich
langweilig und altbekannt. Außerdem erwähnst du nicht die unzähligen Versuche in
denen deine Strategien nicht funktioniert haben.
Spielt man mormales Schach hat man mit 2300 ELO oder darunter gegen die
Top-Programme so gut wie keine Chance.
Gruß
Michael
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