Author: Art Basham
Date: 12:12:27 01/01/03
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Thanks... The second move is important..it must open the f file here to win...:-) I checked my new CM-7000 I found on ebay recently, and it found all the moves at only 10 seconds per move! happy new year! Art +++++++++++++++++++++++++ On January 01, 2003 at 13:01:52, John Merlino wrote: >On January 01, 2003 at 10:33:56, Art Basham wrote: > >>Move Sequence Test.... >> >>The "correct" moves for black must be entered for this test to work... >>1. g4-h5+ f7-g7 >>2. f4xe5 d6xe5 >>3. f1xf6! g7xf6 >>4. a1-f1+ e7-f5 >>5. h4xf5! (keeps the f file open) e6xf5 >>6. f1xf5+ f6-e7 >>7. h5-f7+ e7-d6 >>8. f5-f6+ d6-c5 >>9. f7xb7 d8-b6 >>10. f6xc6+ If b6xc6 >>11. b6-b4 mates! >> >> >> >>[D]r2q2r1/pp2nk1p/2pppp2/4p3/4PPQN/2PP4/P1P3PP/R4RK1 w - - >> >>I noticed that my old WChess program (set at just 30 sec. per move) makes all >>11 moves for white correctly one at a time...just as played by Capablanca in >>1933! >> >>This should make a good test to see how "human like" your chess engine or >>favorite program is playing! Of course there may be other ways to win, >>but this way looks very interesting and is the most spectacular I think..etc > >Chessmaster 9000, on a P3-733, only has difficulty with the second move, needing >40 seconds to find it. All other moves are found in one second or less. > >jm
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