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Subject: Re: nalimov tablebases KRPP vs KR needed (analysis)

Author: Günther Simon

Date: 10:15:09 04/17/03

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On April 17, 2003 at 12:55:16, Robert Hyatt wrote:

>Black was winning at move 170 and earlier.  Here is the annotated output for
>move 170
>and beyond:
>
>170.     Re6
>                ({19:-4.55}  170. Re6 Kd7 171. Rb6 Ke8 172. Rb2 Ke7 173. Re2+
>Kd7 174. Re5 Kc6 175. Re8 Kd6 176. Re4 Rf5 177. Rh4 Rf3 $19)
>
>170.     ...     Kc8
>                ({18:-0.01}  170. ... Kc8 171. Re7 Kb8 172. Rd7 Ka8 173. Rd4 h2
>174. Rh4 Rf5 175. Rxh2 $10)
>                ({18:-4.42}  170. ... Kd7 171. Rb6 Ke8 172. Rb2 Ke7 173. Re2+
>Kd7 174. Re5 Kc6 175. Ra5 Kd6 176. Ra2 Rf8 177. Ra6+ Kc5 178. Ra5+ Kc4 179. Rh5
>Rf3 180. Ra5 $19)
>171.     Re7
>                ({19:-0.01}  171. Re7 Kb8 172. Rh7 Ka8 173. Re7 h2 174. Rh7
>h1=Q+ 175. Rxh1 $10)
>
>171.     ...     Kb8
>                ({19:-0.01}  171. ... Kb8 172. Rd7 Ka8 173. Rh7 h2 174. Rxh2
>$10)
>172.     Rg7
>
>Kc8 turned it into an instant draw.  Kd7 held on to -4.42.  There were lots of
>other places
>where Crafty thought there were better moves, but this was a key mistake...


IMHO the position is already dead draw in move 170 and if you would
feed Crafty with possible lines back and fourth I am sure he will
see it too...
The Black K can go to g7 and force the W rook to let him out but then
he watches the h-pawn when Black K goes until h2! but then he will be
locked again as the W rook defends simply the g-file and there is no
way than to reach a 5 piece draw rook endgame.

Regards,
Günther Simon



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