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Subject: Re: A test position

Author: John Merlino

Date: 19:01:20 02/27/03

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On February 26, 2003 at 14:20:26, Steffen Jakob wrote:

>Here is a position from Fritz 7 - Hossa:
>
>[D]1r6/R1K2pkp/B1R1p1b1/1P1p2P1/3P4/1r6/8/8 b - - 0 53
>
>The Rb8 is attacked. I think every move to a square of the 8th rank loses
>because white is able to push his b pawn (in the game Hossa played Rf8? and lost
>quickly).
>
>How long does your favourite engine see that 53... R8xb5 or 53... R3xb5 draws?
>My main line is 53... R8xb5 54. Bxb5 Rxb5 55. Rxe6 Rb4 56. Re8 h6 and black
>looks pretty safe.
>
>Greetings,
>Steffen.

Chessmaster 9000, on a P3-733, chooses R8xb5 after 5 seconds:

Time	Depth	Score	Positions	Moves
0:00	1/5	0.51	6943		53...Rh8 54.b6 h5 55.gxh6ep+ Kxh6
					56.Bc8 Kg5
0:00	1/5	0.49	8607		53...Rg8 54.b6 h5 55.gxh6ep+ Kxh6
					56.Bc8
0:00	1/5	0.40	12964		53...R8xb5 54.Bxb5 Rxb5 55.Rxe6
					Rb4 56.Kc6 Rxd4 57.Rd7
0:00	1/5	0.15	18143		53...Re8 54.b6 e5 55.Kd7 Kf8
0:00	1/6	0.08	26193		53...Re8 54.b6 e5 55.dxe5 Rxe5
					56.Rd6 Rxg5
0:02	1/7	0.27	77790		53...Re8 54.b6 e5 55.dxe5 Rxe5
					56.Bc8 Be4 57.b7 d4 58.Rd6
0:04	1/8	0.31	231071		53...Re8 54.b6 f6 55.Kd6+ Bf7 56.Be2
					Rf8 57.gxf6+ Kxf6 58.b7 Rd8+ 59.Kc7
0:05	1/8	0.26	297524		53...R8xb5 54.Bxb5 Rxb5 55.Rxe6
					Rb4 56.Kc6 Rxd4 57.Rd6 Be4 58.Rdd7
					Kg6
0:07	2/9	0.28	472347		53...R8xb5 54.Bxb5 Rxb5 55.Rxe6
					Rb4 56.Re5 Rxd4 57.Kd6 h6 58.gxh6+
					Kxh6 59.Rxd5 Rxd5+ 60.Kxd5
0:16	3/10	0.24	1258498		53...R8xb5 54.Bxb5 Rxb5 55.Rxe6
					Rb4 56.Re8 h5 57.gxh6ep+ Kxh6 58.Kd6
					Rxd4 59.Re5 f5 60.Rxd5 Rxd5+ 61.Kxd5
0:36	4/11	0.24	3145097		53...R8xb5 54.Bxb5 Rxb5 55.Rxe6
					Rb4 56.Re8 h5 57.gxh6ep+ Kxh6 58.Kd6
					Rxd4 59.Re5 f5 60.Rxd5 Rxd5+ 61.Kxd5
1:29	5/12	0.21	8421700		53...R8xb5 54.Bxb5 Rxb5 55.Rxe6
					Rb4 56.Kc6 Rxd4 57.Kc5 Rd2 58.Rd6
					Rc2+ 59.Kxd5 Rg2 60.Kd4 Rg4+ 61.Ke3
					Rxg5

jm



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