Author: Tord Romstad
Date: 15:51:10 08/07/03
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On August 07, 2003 at 15:58:09, José Antônio Fabiano Mendes wrote:
>Anand 1-0 Bologan, Dortmund 2003, round 7 07/Aug/2003
>[D]r4k1r/pbqn1pb1/1p2p3/6B1/3p2Q1/3B1N2/PPP2PP1/3RR1K1 w
>And here Anand played 22. Rxe6 and won the game in 36 moves.
Gothmog 0.2.8 is slow in this position -- at least compared to Rebel and
The King. It considers Rxe6 briefly (without a winning score) after about 7
seconds, then switches to Nxd4, before it finally fails high on Rxe6 after
85 seconds:
1 -0.91 0.00 74 f3d4 c7h2 g1f1 h2g2 g4g2 b7g2 f1g2 g7d4
1 > -0.91 0.00 99 g5f4
1 -0.24 0.00 104 g5f4
1 0.15 0.01 764 g5h4
2 -0.16 0.01 1221 g5h4 c7d6
3 < -0.66 0.02 2417 g5h4 d7e5 f3d4
3 -0.66 0.02 2562 g5h4 d7e5 f3e5
3 -0.54 0.04 3453 g5f4 e6e5 f4h2
3 -0.39 0.06 4818 g5e7 f8e7 g4g7 b7f3 g2f3 c7h2 g1f1 h2h1
f1e2
4 -0.76 0.14 14614 g5e7 f8e7 g4g7 a8g8 e1e6 e7e6 d1e1 e6d6
g7d4 b7d5
4 -0.71 0.19 20225 d1d2 d7e5 g5f4 e5g4 f4c7
4 > -0.71 0.23 25039 d3e4 b7e4 g4e4 c7c2
4 -0.26 0.26 28677 d3e4 e6e5 e4b7 c7b7
5 -0.25 0.58 74816 d3e4 e6e5 e4b7 c7b7 g5h4
6 -0.23 1.28 190150 d3e4 e6e5 e4b7 c7b7 g5e7 f8g8 e1e4
7 -0.05 4.59 729447 d3e4 e6e5 c2c3 f7f6 c3d4 f6g5 d4e5
7 0.02 7.13 1110611 e1e6 f7e6 g5e7 f8e7 g4g7 e7d6 f3d4 c7d8
d4e6
8 0.00 16.46 2561684 e1e6 f7e6 g5e7 f8e7 g4g7 e7d6 g7g3 e6e5
f3d4 c7c5 g3g6 d6e7 g6g7 e7d6 g7g6
8 0.42 24.41 3907884 d3e4 b7e4 g4e4 a8c8 f3d4 g7d4 d1d4 c7h2
g1f1 h2h1 f1e2 h1h5 f2f3 h5g5 d4d7 g5g2
e2d1
9 0.40 43.10 6821133 d3e4 d7c5 g5f4 c7d7 e4b7 c5b7 f4e5 g7e5
e1e5
9 > 0.40 84.83 12881152 e1e6 f7e6 g5e7 f8e7 g4g7 e7d6 f3d4 a7a6
d3a6 b7a6 d4b5 d6c5 b5c7
9 1.30 110.62 16741842 e1e6 f7e6 g5e7 f8e7 g4g7 e7d6 f3d4 c7c5
d4b5 d6c6 d3e2 a8d8 b5d4 c6d6 d4b3 c5d5
d1d5 b7d5
10 > 1.80 231.10 35306233 e1e6 f7e6 g5e7 f8e7 g4g7 e7d6 f3d4 c7c5
d4b5 d6c6 d3e2 a8d8 b5d4 c6d6
10 2.13 358.38 55214102 e1e6 b7f3 g4f3 c7h2 g1f1 h2b8 g5e7 f8g8
e7d6 h8h1 f1e2 h1d1 d6b8 a8b8 e2d1 f7e6
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