Author: Mike S.
Date: 00:13:31 06/16/03
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On June 15, 2003 at 16:00:17, Ernst Walet wrote: >You're right, but in the classic-interface-book Nf1 has a probability of 100%! >So it seems a book error to me, not a converting error. I compared the variant with an older Necchi book, from Shredder 5 (Dec.2000): It has 7.Re1, but with probability zero. There may be transpositions involved. The position before 10.Nf1 was in that book already, too and it has Nf1? and Re1 with 50% each. But it's not prepared for 10...Nxf2 or 10...Bxf2+. This *may* be bad luck, like it happens when games are imported into an opening book. Even IMs and GMs miss such chances then and when :-) and the book cook can't spot and edit anything. Here, Black may have missed to capture on f2 in the source game. I didn't find the position in my databases though. Regards, M.Scheidl
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