Author: Thorsten Czub
Date: 09:45:25 08/18/03
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On August 18, 2003 at 12:07:07, Tord Romstad wrote:
>From black's point of view, I suppose? Slight advantage for
>white?
slight advantage for white it thought.
It seems for the moves you need singular extensions :-))
>>try it out with YOUR program.
>
>OK. Gothmog is no better than Fritz here:
>
> 1 1.66 0.00 55 b4d5
> 2 1.30 0.00 186 b4d5 f2d4
> 3 1.35 0.01 1770 b4d5 f2g3 f7f6
> 4 1.29 0.06 7555 b4d5 f2g3 b8a8 h5f7 g8f7 g5h5 f7g8 h5e8
> c2e2
> 5 1.15 0.33 44534 b4d5 f2d4 f7f6 g5g4
> 6 < 0.65 0.92 122405 b4d5 h5f7 g8f7 e2d4 c2b2 g5h5 f7e7 f5f6
> g7f6
> 6 -0.30 1.30 182129 b4d5 h5f7 g8f7 g5h5 f7g8 e2d4 d5f6 h5e8
> f6e8 d4c2 c8f5
> 6 > -0.30 1.87 260939 c2b2 h5f7 g8f7 g5h5 f7g8 h5e8 b2e2 e8f8
> g8f8 f2c5 f8f7
> 6 0.32 2.21 311257 c2b2 f2a7 b8a8 a7d4 b2c2 h5f7 g8f7 g5h5
> f7g8 h5e8 c2e2
> 6 0.44 7.45 1047424 c8d7 f2d4 d7a4 f5f6 g7g6
> 7 0.55 22.84 3079489 c8d7 f2d4 b4d5 f5f6 g7g6 h5g6 h7g6 g5d5
> d7a4
> 8 < 0.05 27.21 3697031 c8d7 f2d4 b4d5 h5f7 g8f7 f5f6 g7g6 g5d5
> d7e6 d5e5 c2e2
> 8 -0.99 31.42 4267954 c8d7 f2d4 b4d5 h5f7 g8f7 f5f6 g7g6 g5d5
> d7e6 d5e5 b7b5
> 8 > -0.99 35.05 4802481 f8e7 g5g3 b8a8 f2d4 e7f8 f5f6 g7g6
> 8 -0.49 35.21 4826763 f8e7 g5g3 b8a8 f2d4 e7f8 f1c1 c2d2
> 9 < -0.99 158.83 21763538 f8e7 g5g3 b8a8 f2d4 e7f8 d4g7 f8g7 f5f6
> c2e2
> 9 -1.20 162.38 22288628 f8e7 g5g3 b8a8 f2d4 e7f8 d4g7 f8g7 f5f6
> c8g4 h5f7 g8f7 f6g7 f7g7 g3g4 g7h8
> 9 > -1.20 171.28 23574517 c8d7 f2d4
> 9 -0.31 188.73 26066387 c8d7 f2d4 b4d5 h5f7 g8f7 f5f6 g7g6 g5d5
> d7e6 d5a5 f7g8 a1e1
>At least it gives white a slightly larger plus than Fritz.
right ! AND more important, it sees the right moves:
20...Bd7 21.Bd4 Nxd5
although 22.Rac1 Qb3
with 23.Rc3 is of course a better idea !!
But the programs maybe believe they could take the rook.
a good attack by Rebel !
>The columns
>are iteration, score ('<' and '>' means fail low and fail high), time
>(in seconds), nodes and PV.
>
>Tord
ah - i see.
maybe this positions is too complicate for most programs ?!
How do other programs play ??
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