Author: Richard Pijl
Date: 09:19:49 01/09/03
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On January 09, 2003 at 12:04:45, Drexel,Michael wrote: >On January 09, 2003 at 11:20:19, Richard Pijl wrote: > >>On January 09, 2003 at 10:53:51, José Antônio Fabiano Mendes wrote: >> >>> Please see ==> http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1044676 >>> Mecking vs Fischer, Buenos Aires 1970 >>> [D]r4rk1/p1N1ppbp/1pn3p1/2pb4/q2P3B/2P1PP2/P2Q2PP/1R2KB1R b >>> And here Fischer played 16...Qxa2 and Mecking trapped Black's Queen. >>> After 30 moves the game ended in a draw. Regards, JAFM >> >>Baron has more problems with this position: >> >> ply time nodes score pv >> >> 4( 7)& 0 13318 83 a4a2 d2a2 d5a2 b1b2 c5d4 >> 4( 7). 0 24647 83 a4a2 d2a2 d5a2 b1b2 c5d4 >> 5(10)& 0 40807 74 a4a2 d2a2 d5a2 b1b2 a8c8 b2a2 >> 5(10). 0 64806 74 a4a2 d2a2 d5a2 b1b2 a8c8 b2a2 >> 6(12)& 1 139776 70 a4a2 d2a2 d5a2 b1b2 a8c8 f1b5 c8c7 >> 6(12). 3 229453 70 a4a2 d2a2 d5a2 b1b2 a8c8 f1b5 c8c7 >> 7(14)& 6 436317 45 a4a2 d2a2 d5a2 b1a1 a8c8 c7b5 c5d4 c3d4 a2d5 >> 7(15). 9 670260 45 a4a2 d2a2 d5a2 b1a1 a8c8 c7b5 c5d4 c3d4 a2d5 >> 8(16)& 17 1242445 39 a4a2 d2c1 a8c8 b1b2 a2b2 c1b2 c8c7 d4c5 >> 8(17). 27 1987262 39 a4a2 d2c1 a8c8 b1b2 a2b2 c1b2 c8c7 d4c5 >> 9(19)& 48 3618901 39 a4a2 d2c1 a8c8 b1b2 a2b2 c1b2 c8c7 c3c4 c5d4 >> 9(20). 85 6476749 39 a4a2 d2c1 a8c8 b1b2 a2b2 c1b2 c8c7 c3c4 c5d4 >> 10(20)& 163 11722100 34 a4a2 d2c1 a8c8 b1b2 a2b2 c1b2 c8c7 c3c4 d5e6 >>d4c5 >> 10(20). 274 19792441 34 a4a2 d2c1 a8c8 b1b2 a2b2 c1b2 c8c7 c3c4 d5e6 >>d4c5 >> 11(22)& 524 38516688 5 a4a2 b1b2 a2a1 e1f2 c5d4 c7d5 d4c3 d5c3 f8c8 >>h1g1 a1a3 b2c2 c6b4 >> 11(22). 871 64707297 5 a4a2 b1b2 a2a1 e1f2 c5d4 c7d5 d4c3 d5c3 f8c8 >>h1g1 a1a3 b2c2 c6b4 > >what do you mean? Qxa2 is best move in this position. I got the impression it wasn't and didn't look carefully at the position myself. So, it appears Baron wasn't doing a bad job here then ... :-) Richard.
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