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Subject: Computer opinions on antipositional move

Author: Alastair Scott

Date: 05:53:59 09/02/03

[D]r1b1k2r/1p1p1ppp/4pq2/8/pQP1n3/P1n2NP1/1B2PP1P/R3KB1R w KQkq - 2 15

When reviewing my (human-human) games with Yace Paderborn it came across a
stunner here: 15.g4!?

I would not have thought of it for a second, yet it appears to win a piece at
the cost of one or two pawns and a very messy position, hence the "!?". What
does your program think?

Interestingly, the "stronger" programs tend to go for g4, whereas the "weaker
ones" (plus myself :) go for Rc1.

Alastair

• Re: Computer opinions on antipositional move Steven J. Brann 18:57:36 09/02/03
• Re: Computer opinions on antipositional move Pat King 12:50:13 09/02/03
• Re: Computer opinions on antipositional move Tord Romstad 11:40:03 09/02/03
  • Re: Computer opinions on antipositional move Uri Blass 11:55:55 09/02/03
    • Re: Computer opinions on antipositional move Peter Fendrich 12:13:06 09/02/03
      • Re: Computer opinions on antipositional move Uri Blass 12:29:49 09/02/03
        • Re: Computer opinions on antipositional move Dave Gomboc 16:32:24 09/02/03
          • Re: Computer opinions on antipositional move Tord Romstad 06:19:02 09/03/03
• Re: Computer opinions on antipositional move Richard Pijl 08:34:27 09/02/03
• Re: Computer opinions on antipositional move Matthias Gemuh 06:46:15 09/02/03
• Re: Computer opinions on antipositional move Mike Byrne 06:31:33 09/02/03
  • Re: Computer opinions on antipositional move Mike Byrne 06:32:52 09/02/03
• Re: Computer opinions on antipositional move Uri Blass 06:29:08 09/02/03
• Re: Computer opinions on antipositional move Gian-Carlo Pascutto 06:13:16 09/02/03

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