Author: Peter Berger
Date: 16:47:15 03/14/03
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On March 14, 2003 at 01:47:25, Will Singleton wrote: >Arasan-Amateur bm Qd6 >[D]r4rk1/p4ppp/N4n2/q3nb2/4p3/P1P1P2P/B4PP1/R1BQ1RK1 w - - 0 18 Is Qd6 really the best move? Athlon 2600+ Bringer 1.9 0:00:02.1 ( 8/20) 749730 -0.85 1.Qd4 Ned7 2.g4 (Mat=105,50=0) 0:00:02.9 ( 8/21) 1024504 -0.84 1.Qd6 (Mat=105,50=1) 0:00:03.6 ( 8/22) 1310570 -0.36 1.Nb4 (Mat=105,50=1) 0:00:04.4 ( 8/22) 1408017 -0.01 1.Nb4 Bxh3 2.Nd5 Nxd5 3.Qxd5 Qxc3 4.Bd2 (Mat=-95,50=1) 0:00:05.9 ( 9/25) 2061753 -0.39 1.Nb4 Rad8 2.Qc2 Nf3+ 3.gxf3 Bxh3 0:00:06.6 ( 9/25) 2490594 -0.38 1.Qd6 (Mat=105,50=1) 0:00:08.9 ( 9/25) 3313317 -0.22 1.Qd6 Rac8 2.Nb4 Rfd8 3.Qa6 Qc7 4.Bb2 Bxh3 0:00:14.1 (10/26) 5519781 -0.28 1.Qd6 Rac8 2.Nb4 Rfd8 3.Qa6 Qc7 0:00:33.6 (11/30) 13394915 -0.10 1.Qd6 Rac8 2.Nb4 Rfd8 3.Qa6 Qxa6 4.Nxa6 (Mat=105,50=0) 0:01:02.9 (12/32) 24883022 -0.29 1.Qd6 Rac8 2.Nb4 Rfd8 3.Qa6 Qxa6 4.Nxa6 Rd6 0:01:44.9 (13/36) 41944685 -0.69 1.Qd6 Rac8 (Mat=105,50=2) 0:02:31.4 (13/37) 61470835 -0.96 1.Qd6 Rac8 2.Nb4 Bxh3 3.f4 Nf3+ 4.Rxf3 exf3 0:06:59.9 (14/41) 170028867 -1.35 1.Qd6 Rac8 2.Nb4 Bxh3 3.Bd5 Nf3+ (Mat=5,50=2) 0:12:05.1 (14/45) 289419263 -1.34 1.Qd4 (Mat=105,50=1) 0:14:17.8 (14/45) 346410360 -1.31 1.Qd4 Bxh3 2.Nc5 Rac8 3.Qb4 Qxc5 4.Qxc5 Rxc5 5.gxh3 Rfc8 6.Rd1 Rxc3 (Mat=-90,50=0) Analysis by Yace 0.99.78b: 1.Sb4 Tad8 2.De2 Lxh3 3.Sc6 Sxc6 4.gxh3 Dxc3 5.Lb2 Dd2 6.Dxd2 Txd2 7.Lxf6 µ (-1.35) Tiefe: 11/33 00:00:25 22297kN 1.Dd6 Tac8 2.Sb4 Tfd8 3.Da6 Td6 4.Dxd6 Da6 5.Sxa6 Td8 µ (-1.34) Tiefe: 11/35 00:00:33 30177kN 1.Dd6 Tac8 2.Sb4 Tfd8 3.Da6 Dxa6 4.Sxa6 Td6 5.Sb4 a5 6.f4 exf3 ³ (-0.60) Tiefe: 11/35 00:00:52 46316kN 1.Dd6 Tac8 2.Sb4 Tfd8 3.Da6 Dxa6 4.Sxa6 Td6 5.Sb4 a5 6.f4 exf3 ³ (-0.60) Tiefe: 11/35 00:01:05 57584kN 1.Dd6 Tac8 2.Sb4 Tfd8 3.Da6 Dxa6 4.Sxa6 Td6 5.Sb4 a5 6.Sc2 Txc3 7.Lb2 ³ (-0.62) Tiefe: 12/36 00:01:58 104609kN 1.Dd6 Tac8 2.Sb4 Tfd8 3.Da6 Dxa6 4.Sxa6 Td6 5.Sb4 a5 6.Sc2 Txc3 7.Lb2 ³ (-0.62) Tiefe: 12/36 00:02:30 131745kN 1.Dd6 Tac8 2.Sb4 Tfd8 3.Da6 Dxa6 4.Sxa6 Td6 5.Sb4 a5 6.Sc2 Txc3 7.Sd4 Ld7 µ (-0.71) Tiefe: 13/39 00:04:52 259556kN 1.Dd6 Tac8 2.Sb4 Tfd8 3.Da6 Dxa6 4.Sxa6 Td6 5.Sb4 a5 6.Sc2 Txc3 7.Sd4 Ld7 µ (-0.71) Tiefe: 13/39 00:06:36 350853kN 1.Dd6 Tac8 2.Sb4 Lxh3 3.f4 Sf3+ 4.Txf3 exf3 5.gxh3 Dh5 6.Dd2 Tfd8 7.Dc2 a5 8.Sa6 Dxh3 µ (-0.80) Tiefe: 14/43 00:14:11 754559kN 1.Dd6 Tac8 2.Sb4 Lxh3 3.f4 Sf3+ 4.Txf3 exf3 5.gxh3 Dh5 6.Dd2 Tfd8 7.Dc2 a5 8.Sa6 Dxh3 µ (-0.80) Tiefe: 14/43 00:19:25 1016009kN 1.Dd6 Tac8 2.Sb4 Lxh3 3.f4 Sf3+ 4.Txf3 exf3 5.gxh3 Dh5 6.Dd2 Tfd8 7.Dc2 a5 8.De2 fxe2 9.Tb1 µ (-1.20) Tiefe: 15/43 00:26:07 1359925kN 1.Dd6 Tac8 2.Sb4 Lxh3 3.gxh3 Tfd8 4.De7 Sf3+ 5.Kh1 Td7 6.Sd5 Dxd5 7.Lxd5 Txe7 8.La2 Txc3 9.Lb2 Tc2 -+ (-1.47) Tiefe: 15/50 00:48:27 2515631kN 1.Dd6 Tac8 2.Sb4 Lxh3 3.gxh3 Tfd8 4.De7 Sf3+ 5.Kh1 Td7 6.Sd5 Dxd5 7.Lxd5 Txe7 8.La2 Txc3 9.Lb2 Tc2 -+ (-1.47) Tiefe: 15/50 01:12:06 3678696kN It seems long analysis doesn't let Qd6 look OK.
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