Author: J Slominski
Date: 11:08:25 09/30/03
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In analysis mode, Shredder plays Bd3! in 5 min 7 seconds with analysis below. However, it switches to Bh2 after 10 minutes on AMD 700 with 32Meg Hash. So Bd3 best against humans and second best against computer monsters it seems? Also(see bottom this page), given Bd3 and PxB, Shredder has game dead even with best play by Shredder given after 10 minutes thought. Bd3 is a winner in my book bringing profound complications to the heart of ones opponent! Jury is still out though for how 3200 level play(PC's year 2020) would ensue on move 19? Jerry Slominski New game - Shredder 7.04 2r1qrk1/pb1pb1pp/1pn2n2/1N2p1N1/2P2B1P/P7/1PQ2PP1/1K1R1B1R w Analysis by Shredder 7.04: 1. ³ (-0.48): 19.Bf1-d3 e5xf4 20.Bd3xh7+ Kg8-h8 21.Rh1-e1 Nc6-a5 22.Nb5-d6 Be7xd6 23.Re1xe8 Nf6xe8 24.Bh7-g8 Ne8-f6 25.Bg8-f7 Bd6-e5 26.Qc2-f5 2. ³ (-0.27): 19.Bf4-h2 a7-a6 20.Nb5-c3 Nc6-d4 21.Qc2-d3 d7-d6 22.f2-f4 Be7-d8 23.Nc3-e2 Nd4xe2 24.Bf1xe2 e5-e4 3. ³ (-0.36): 19.Bf4-g3 a7-a6 20.Nb5-d6 Be7xd6 21.Rd1xd6 Qe8-e7 22.Qc2-d1 Nc6-a5 23.Rd6xb6 h7-h6 24.b2-b4 h6xg5 25.b4xa5 Nf6-e4 4. ³ (-0.37): 19.Bf4-e3 d7-d5 20.f2-f4 a7-a6 21.f4xe5 Nc6xe5 22.Nb5-a7 Rc8xc4 23.Bf1xc4 Ne5xc4 24.Ng5xh7 Nf6xh7 AFTER Bd3 and PxB: New game - Shredder 7.04 2r1qrk1/pb1pb1pp/1pn2n2/1N4N1/2P2p1P/P2B4/1PQ2PP1/1K1R3R Analysis by Shredder 7.04: 1. = (0.00): 20.Bd3xh7+ Kg8-h8 21.Rh1-e1 Qe8-h5 22.Bh7-g6 Qh5-g4 23.Bg6-f5 Qg4-h5 24.Bf5-g6 Qh5-g4 25.Bg6-f5 Qg4-h5 26.Bf5-g6 Qh5-g4 2. -+ (-1.54): 20.Ng5xh7 a7-a6 21.Nh7xf8 Qe8xf8 22.Nb5-c3 Nc6-e5 23.Rh1-e1 Be7-d6 24.Qc2-b3 Ne5xd3 25.Rd1xd3 Bd6-c5 26.f2-f3 3. -+ (-2.28): 20.Rh1-e1 Qe8-h5 21.Ng5xh7 Nf6xh7 22.Bd3-g6 Qh5-h6 23.Rd1xd7 Bb7-a6 24.Nb5xa7 Be7-c5 25.Na7xc8 Ba6xc8 26.Rd7-c7 Nc6-d4 27.Qc2-d3 4. -+ (-2.36): 20.h4-h5 h7-h6 21.Ng5-h7 Nf6xh7 22.Bd3xh7+ Kg8-h8 23.Rh1-e1 Qe8-d8 24.Bh7-f5 Nc6-b8 25.Bf5-e4 Bb7-a6 26.Qc2-d3 (Slominski, Papillion Nebraska 30.09.2003)
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