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Subject: Deep Fritz6 starting to fail low(Junior-Kasparov)

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 15:16:02 02/10/03


It may be interesting if somebody with faster hardware can give this position
more time.

We see here some pattern of failing low
Kf2 fails low at depth 15 to a score of 0.62 pawns against white.
f5  fails low at depth 18 to a score of 0.72 pawns against white.
Bb2 fails low at depth 19 to a score of 0.72 pawns against white.

Deep Fritz always find alternatives and it may find Bb4 at depth 19 but at some
point the alternatives may be finished.

The hardware that I used P850(64 Mbytes) is not fast enough and I also did not
install Fritz8 in that computer so it may be interesting what can faster
hardware and better software see in 24 hours(the same time that I gave my Deep
Fritz).


Deep Junior 8 - Garry Kasparov
[D]4n1k1/3nb1p1/p2p1p1p/Pp2p3/5P2/BNr3PP/2P1R1K1/3R4 w - - 0 1

Analysis by Deep Fritz:

30.fxe5 fxe5
  ³  (-0.47)   Depth: 1/4   00:00:00
30.f5!
  =  (0.00)   Depth: 1/4   00:00:00
30.f5 Kf7
  =  (-0.25)   Depth: 2/6   00:00:00
30.Bb4!
  =  (-0.22)   Depth: 2/11   00:00:00
30.Bb4! Rc4
  =  (0.00)   Depth: 2/11   00:00:00
30.Bb4 Rc4 31.fxe5 fxe5
  ³  (-0.28)   Depth: 3/13   00:00:00
30.f5!
  =  (-0.25)   Depth: 3/13   00:00:00  1kN
30.f5! Kf7 31.Kf2
  =  (0.00)   Depth: 3/13   00:00:00  1kN
30.Bb2!
  =  (-0.12)   Depth: 3/13   00:00:00  1kN
30.Bb2! Rc4
  =  (-0.03)   Depth: 3/13   00:00:00  1kN
30.Bb2 Rc4 31.f5 b4
  =  (0.00)   Depth: 4/16   00:00:00  1kN
30.Bb2 Rc4 31.f5 b4 32.Kf2
  =  (-0.06)   Depth: 5/13   00:00:00  4kN
30.Bb2 Rc4 31.f5 b4 32.Kf2 Kf7
  =  (0.00)   Depth: 6/15   00:00:00  11kN
30.f5!
  =  (-0.12)   Depth: 6/16   00:00:00  14kN
30.f5 Kf7 31.Bb2 Rc4 32.Kf3 b4 33.Rd5
  =  (-0.12)   Depth: 7/18   00:00:00  45kN
30.f5 Kf7 31.Bb2 Rc4 32.Kf2 b4 33.g4 Nc7
  =  (-0.19)   Depth: 8/18   00:00:00  116kN
30.f5 Kf7 31.Bb2 Rc4 32.g4 b4 33.Kf3 Nc7 34.h4
  =  (-0.19)   Depth: 9/21   00:00:00  256kN
30.f5 Kf7 31.Kf2 Rc4 32.Rd3 b4 33.Nd2 Rxc2 34.Bxb4 g6 35.fxg6+ Kxg6
  =  (-0.25)   Depth: 10/24   00:00:01  583kN
30.Bb2!
  =  (-0.22)   Depth: 10/24   00:00:01  622kN
30.Bb2 Rc4 31.Nc1 b4 32.Kf3 Kf7 33.Nd3 Nc7 34.Rdd2 Ke6 35.g4
  ³  (-0.41)   Depth: 11/28   00:00:09  5820kN
30.f5!
  ³  (-0.37)   Depth: 11/28   00:00:10  5941kN
30.f5! Kf7 31.Bb4 Rc4 32.c3 Nc7 33.Bxd6 Rxc3 34.Bb4 Bxb4 35.Rxd7+
  =  (-0.25)   Depth: 11/28   00:00:11  6555kN
30.f5 Kf7 31.Bb4 Rc4 32.c3 Nc7 33.Bxd6 Rxc3 34.Bxc7 Rxc7 35.Red2 Nc5
  ³  (-0.34)   Depth: 12/28   00:00:18  10932kN
30.Bb4!
  ³  (-0.31)   Depth: 12/28   00:00:19  11555kN
30.Bb4 Rc4 31.c3 Kf7 32.Nd2 Rc6 33.Nf1 Ke6 34.Ne3 g6
  ³  (-0.31)   Depth: 13/31   00:00:42  26772kN
30.Bb4 Rc4 31.c3 Kf7 32.f5 Nc7 33.Bxd6 Rxc3 34.Bxc7 Rxc7 35.Red2 Nf8
  ³  (-0.34)   Depth: 14/33   00:01:26  54949kN
30.Kf2!
  ³  (-0.31)   Depth: 14/33   00:02:01  77750kN
30.Kf2--
  ³  (-0.62)   Depth: 15/34   00:05:29  204641kN
30.Kf2--
  ³  (-0.62)   Depth: 15/34   00:06:12  233973kN
30.Bb4!
  ³  (-0.59)   Depth: 15/34   00:06:17  236854kN
30.Bb4! Rc7 31.f5 Kf7 32.g4 Rc4 33.c3 Rc6 34.Kf2 Nc7
  ³  (-0.41)   Depth: 15/38   00:11:03  417808kN
30.Bb4 Rc7 31.Nd4 g6 32.c3 Kf7 33.f5 Nc5 34.fxg6+ Kxg6 35.Nc2 f5
  ³  (-0.41)   Depth: 16/37   00:20:59  795676kN
30.Bb4 Rc8 31.Be1 g6 32.Bf2 Ng7 33.Be3 Nf5 34.Bf2 Kf7 35.fxe5
  ³  (-0.44)   Depth: 17/39   01:12:29  2727487kN
30.f5!
  ³  (-0.41)   Depth: 17/39   01:13:11  2753860kN
30.f5--
  µ  (-0.72)   Depth: 18/38   02:02:36  4661498kN
30.f5--
  µ  (-0.72)   Depth: 18/41   02:13:28  5019977kN
30.Bb4!
  ³  (-0.69)   Depth: 18/41   02:14:27  5061443kN
30.Bb4! Rc8 31.Be1 Kf7 32.Bf2 g5 33.f5 Nc5 34.Bxc5 dxc5
  ³  (-0.47)   Depth: 18/42   04:17:24  9412238kN
30.Bb2!
  ³  (-0.44)   Depth: 18/42   04:19:29  9489604kN
30.Bb2 Rc4 31.Nd4 Kf7 32.Nf5 b4 33.Ne3 Rc5 34.Nd5
  µ  (-0.72)   Depth: 19/44   18:24:01  40117081kN
30.Bb4!
  ³  (-0.69)   Depth: 19/44   18:26:51  40236143kN

(blass, tel-aviv 11.02.2003)

Uri



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