Author: Eric Adolph
Date: 17:32:50 11/09/98
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On N >If you think that the computer did a mistake after 26...Bg5 then I want to know >what was the mistake. If you mean ANY move after 26...Bg5 9as opposed to the next move), then ChessMaster 6000 evealuates 31. Qc7 as a mistake. This is the analysis: "Leads to 31 ... Qf4 32 Qc2 gxf3 33 h3 f2+ 34 Kf1 Qe3, which loses a pawn. Better is Qe3, leading to 31 ... gxf3 32 Qxf3 Qxf3 33 gxf3 Rxf3 34 Ra7 Bh3 35 Ra8+ Kh7, which wins a queen and a pawn for a queen and two pawns. This was white's only significant mistake, but white was still able to manage a draw." A little odd considering White is loses an extra pawn is both cases. I guess the position was such that it was good for whilte to force a queen trade?
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