Author: George Tsavdaris
Date: 16:34:19 05/26/03
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On May 26, 2003 at 18:56:45, John Merlino wrote: >On May 26, 2003 at 17:46:55, bobby palacios wrote: > >>[d] 4rk2/3R4/p4q2/2r2p1Q/8/2p5/P1RnBK1P/8 b - - 0 43 >> >>Taken from Nejmet 3.06 vs List 5.04 (game in 150), p4 2.47 ghz. >>..Ne4 also wins, but ..Rxe2! is more convincing. > >It takes a while, but CM9000 (default personality on a P4 2.4) finds Rxe2 in >just over eight minutes: CM9000-Mate on a P4 1.5 GHz with 32 MiB hash tables finds it in 1:54. Time Depth Score Positions Moves 0:27 1/9 -1.95 3214044 1...Nd2-e4+ 2.Kf2-f1 f5-f4 3.Qh5-f3 Qf6-h4 4.Rd7-d4 Rc5-e5 5.Rd4xe4 Re5xe4 6.Qf3xc3 Re4xe2 7.Rc2xe2 Re8xe2 8.Kf1xe2 Qh4xh2+ 9.Ke2-f3 1:22 1/10 -1.92 9716534 1...Nd2-e4+ 2.Kf2-g2 f5-f4 3.Rd7-d5 Rc5xd5 4.Qh5xd5 Qf6-g6+ 5.Kg2-f1 Ne4-d2+ 6.Rc2xd2 c3xd2 7.Qd5xd2 Qg6-e4 8.Qd2-d6+ Kf8-g8 9.Qd6xa6 Qe4-h1+ 10.Kf1-f2 Qh1xh2+ 11.Kf2-f1 Qh2-h1+ 12.Kf1-f2 1:54 1/10 -1.99 13646701 1...Re8xe2+ 2.Qh5xe2 Rc5-c4 3.Rd7xd2 Rc4-f4+ 4.Kf2-g2 c3xd2 5.Rc2-c8+ Kf8-g7 6.Rc8-c7+ Kg7-g6 7.Qe2-e8+ Kg6-g5 8.Qe8-g8+ Qf6-g6 9.Qg8xg6+ Kg5xg6 10.Rc7-d7 6:20 1/11 -3.49 32033537 1...Re8xe2+ 2.Qh5xe2 Rc5-c4 3.Rd7-d3 Rc4-f4+ 4.Kf2-e1 Qf6-h4+ 5.Ke1-d1 Rf4-f1+ 6.Qe2xf1 Nd2xf1 7.Rd3xc3 Qh4-d4+ 8.Kd1-c1 Qd4-f4+ 9.Kc1-b2 Nf1xh2 10.Rc3-c8+ Kf8-f7 11.Rc8-c7+ Kf7-f6
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