Author: Richard Pijl
Date: 08:13:18 12/19/02
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On December 18, 2002 at 19:13:59, bobby palacios wrote: >[D] 2k2b1r/1pp5/p1nr1p2/3p2pq/3P2b1/P3PNP1/1P1BQPB1/R2R2K1 b - - 0 26 > >In this game Junior 7 played Ne5, sacrificing the knight to get rid of the key >defender at f3. Gambit Tiger 2.0 (aggr) didnt know what hit it, and soon >resigned a few moves later. Other moves such as Re6 and f5 are good too, but >Ne5 is the quickest to the win. What does your engine choose? A Mobile PII-500 is certainly not fast enough to find it with the Baron within reasonable time. It took the Baron exactly one hour to select Ne5. ply time nodes score pv 4( 8)& 0 4125 110 d6e6 d2c3 g4h3 a1c1 4( 9). 0 7860 110 d6e6 d2c3 g4h3 a1c1 5( 8)& 0 12817 118 d6e6 d2c3 g4h3 a1c1 h5e8 5(10). 0 27869 118 d6e6 d2c3 g4h3 a1c1 h5e8 6(10)& 0 43763 115 d6e6 d2c3 h5e8 g1f1 h8h2 a1c1 6(12)& 0 96324 117 g4h3 e2f1 h3f5 a1c1 f5e4 f1e2 6(14). 1 108181 117 g4h3 e2f1 h3f5 a1c1 f5e4 f1e2 7(12)& 1 148691 120 g4h3 e2f1 h3f5 f1e2 g5g4 f3h4 f5c2 7(14)& 2 242399 134 d6e6 d2c3 g4h3 g2h3 h5h3 7(16). 2 294293 134 d6e6 d2c3 g4h3 g2h3 h5h3 8(16)& 5 512578 126 d6e6 d2c3 f6f5 g1f1 g4h3 g2h3 h5h3 f1e1 f8e7 8(17)& 12 1205556 142 f6f5 d2b4 c6b4 a3b4 f5f4 g3f4 g5f4 e3f4 g4d7 8(17). 12 1272301 142 f6f5 d2b4 c6b4 a3b4 f5f4 g3f4 g5f4 e3f4 g4d7 9(18)& 22 2174475 160 f6f5 d2b4 g4f3 e2f3 g5g4 f3f4 f8h6 b4d6 h6f4 9(18). 30 3002055 160 f6f5 d2b4 g4f3 e2f3 g5g4 f3f4 f8h6 b4d6 h6f4 10(19)& 58 6080956 165 f6f5 d1e1 d6e6 e2d1 f5f4 e3f4 e6e1 d2e1 g5f4 g3f4 10(21). 75 8114326 165 f6f5 d1e1 d6e6 e2d1 f5f4 e3f4 e6e1 d2e1 g5f4 g3f4 11(22)+ 166 16686968 195 f6f5 11(22)& 299 30675251 207 f6f5 d2b4 c6b4 a3b4 d6h6 d1c1 f8d6 e2d3 c8b8 d3d1 d6b4 11(22). 359 37683629 207 f6f5 d2b4 c6b4 a3b4 d6h6 d1c1 f8d6 e2d3 c8b8 d3d1 d6b4 12(23)& 991 104841727 226 f6f5 b2b4 d6e6 d2c3 f5f4 b4b5 a6b5 a1b1 f4g3 f2g3 e6f6 12(24). 1121 119862776 226 f6f5 b2b4 d6e6 d2c3 f5f4 b4b5 a6b5 a1b1 f4g3 f2g3 e6f6 13(24)& 2982 302934817 230 f6f5 d1e1 d6e6 e2d1 f5f4 e3f4 c6d4 f3d4 h5h2 g1f1 g4h3 e1e6 h2g2 f1e2 13(24)& 3594 370869681 242 c6e5 d4e5 f6e5 d2c3 e5e4 c3h8 e4f3 e2d3 f3g2 f2f3 13(24). 3630 374465538 242 c6e5 d4e5 f6e5 d2c3 e5e4 c3h8 e4f3 e2d3 f3g2 f2f3 14(25)+ 4124 425402366 272 c6e5 14(26)& 4608 477612696 282 c6e5 d4e5 f6e5 d2c3 e5e4 c3h8 d6h6 f3d4 g4e2 d4e2 h5e2 h8c3 14(26). 5607 588360118 282 c6e5 d4e5 f6e5 d2c3 e5e4 c3h8 d6h6 f3d4 g4e2 d4e2 h5e2 h8c3 Richard
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