Author: William Kerr
Date: 15:49:15 10/23/03
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On October 23, 2003 at 18:32:45, Mike Byrne wrote: >On October 23, 2003 at 16:28:03, Darren Rushton wrote: > >>[D] 8/pR4pk/1b6/2p5/N1p5/8/PP1r2PP/6K1 b - - 0 1 >> >>1...Rxb2!! 2.Nxb2 c3 3.Rxb6 (or 3.Nd3 c4+ 4.Rxb6 cxd3 etc.) 3...c4! This move, >>and the next, are not obvious at all. 4.Rb4 a5! (The crux of the combination >>and, as Sanz later said, the most difficult move to find) 5.Nxc4 c2 and black >>won in a few more moves. >> >>So does Fritzy find 1...Rxb2!! (very likely) but more importantly, >>3...c4! >>and 4...a5! >> >>let's see. >> >>Daz > >PCG 1.5 Dell Axim 400 16 Mhz (oc 600 Mhz) finds Rxb2 in 2:19 at node 12,442,531 >89,514 nps. > >btw - this Axim 400 running at 600 Mhz is a refurbished model! amd = athlon 1.7 GHZ all else P2 300 MHz except sapphire II of course ruffian1.0 1:58 0.48, 2:08 +2.08 yace 1:10 1.40, 2:20 1.80 13 ply crafty 3:05 cm6k sel=10 35 min -2.08 pocket fritz 20 min no solve uscf 7 min no solve bringer 1:41 Rxb2 +1.34, 5:00 +2.14 crafty amd 6:42 ruffian 1.0.1 amd 16 sec rebel10 15:26 0.24 Bd8, no solve yacepdb 1:30 +1.30 sapphire ii 0:08, 10:00 -0.07, 2:38:00 0.84 cm9k 39:58 -1.96 Rxb2 fritz532 3:34 0.19 Bd8, 8:10 14/32 0.09 Bd8 cm9k 39:58 -1.96 cm9k amd 1.7 Ghz 4:04 Bill
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