Author: Mike Byrne
Date: 14:36:58 05/30/03
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On May 30, 2003 at 11:07:13, Pierre Chevalier wrote: >On May 30, 2003 at 09:00:20, Jorge Pichard wrote: > >>On May 30, 2003 at 08:57:45, Jorge Pichard wrote: >> >>>With White to move Ruffian selected Bf2? against Aristarch 4.21 and now the >>>knight can escape easy. >>> >> >>Sorry the board should be inverted. >The way you have shown this in the diagram, the knight could escape to h4. >Either there is a forced mate or not; it is just a matter of search depth. >This sort of ending with only three pieces should be easy for the computer. 5 Man EGTb White(1): [d]8/8/8/4B1k1/4K3/8/4B1n1/8 w - 1. Bc7! Kg6 2. Bd8! Ne1 3. Bf1! Nc2! 4. Ba5! Na1! 5. Bc4! Nc2 6. Bc3! Na3 7. Bd3! Kg5 8. Bb4 Nb1! 9. Bxb1! Kf6! 10. Bc5 Kg5 11. Be7+ Kg4 12. Ke3! Kg3 13. Bf5! Kg2! 14. Bg5 Kf1 15. Kf3! Ke1! 16. Bc2! Kf1 17. Bd2! Kg1 18. Kg3! Kf1 19. Bd3+! Kg1 20. Be3+! Kh1 21. Be4#
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