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Subject: Re: a position for chess programs

Author: blass uri

Date: 00:55:50 10/21/98

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On October 20, 1998 at 16:04:42, James Robertson wrote:

>On October 20, 1998 at 11:33:57, blass uri wrote:
>
>>r7/7p/5kp1/8/1p6/4P2P/PR2K1P1/8 black to move
>>
>>My opponent in a correspondence game played Ra3
>>I think that it is the best move but no program that I know can produce this
>>move.
>>
>>I get moves like h5, Ra4 or Ke5.
>>
>>The programs do not  understand that a passed pawn is more dangerous than e
>>passed pawn.
>>
>>Uri
>
>I believe you are right, that Ra3 is best; it is imperative to stop Kc3, and
>only Ra3 does this. Even with this, though, I think black loses after 2. Kf3
>[anything] 3. Rxb3 Rxa2, as the White king can hide from the rook as the passed
>pawn advances.

I do not think that I can win this game
after Kf3 Ke5 Rxb4 Rxa2 I cannot see a way to win.
I and my opponent analyzed it with computer programs and did not find a way to
win.
I think to agree to a draw but I will try to ask a better player if I have
practical chances before I do it.
There is no chance to win my opponent in a drawn KRP vs KR because he is using
tablebases for this endgame.
both sides are using computers so there is no chance for mistakes that a
computer program does not do.

Uri
>
>James



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