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Subject: # in 19

Author: Mike S.

Date: 13:10:29 04/15/03

Test position by Hermann Seitz, 1986
[D]Bk6/1P2p1pp/RP1p3p/P7/2P5/4p3/4p1p1/4Kbrb w - - 0 1
1.Ra7 etc.; the idea ist to play Ra6-a7-a6 etc. until black is forced to play
d6-d5 and white mates after cxd5.

Here, most engines reach big depths quickly, but only a few (i.e. King 3.23 or
Shredder 7) find also the mate quickly. Many engines go for a draw only, at
least in the pv of the initial position (typical is 1.Ra7/2.a6??/3.c5?? forcing
a stalemate).

Regards,
M.Scheidl

Re: # in 19 Mike S. 03:30:57 04/16/03
Re: # in 19 Djordje Vidanovic 17:29:26 04/15/03
- Re: # in 19 Martin Bauer 22:55:22 04/15/03
  - Re: # in 19 Heiner Marxen 06:09:57 04/17/03
Re: # in 19 Jaime Benito de Valle Ruiz 15:04:29 04/15/03
- Re: # in 19 Dieter Buerssner 12:52:25 04/16/03
Re: # in 19 Vincent Diepeveen 13:50:53 04/15/03
Re: # in 19 John Merlino 13:29:32 04/15/03
- Re: # in 19 Mike S. 14:03:46 04/15/03
  - Re: # in 19: @Dieter Mike S. 03:25:43 04/16/03
  - Re: # in 19 Dieter Buerssner 14:45:02 04/15/03

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