Author: Uri Blass
Date: 06:19:00 10/26/03
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On October 26, 2003 at 08:44:21, Ulrich Tuerke wrote:
>On October 26, 2003 at 07:47:12, Uri Blass wrote:
>
>>On October 26, 2003 at 07:36:09, Drexel,Michael wrote:
>>
>>>On October 26, 2003 at 07:09:18, Ulrich Tuerke wrote:
>>>
>>>>On October 26, 2003 at 06:37:09, Theo van der Storm wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>On October 26, 2003 at 06:36:00, Theo van der Storm wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>>Round 10 still ongoing,
>>>>>>but Xinix beats Ruffian!!
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Website not yet updated.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Theo
>>>>>
>>>>>[Event "Computer Schach Partie"]
>>>>>[Site "AMDXP2800"]
>>>>>[Date "2003.10.26"]
>>>>>[Round "?"]
>>>>>[White "XiniX"]
>>>>>[Black "Ruffian"]
>>>>>[Result "1-0"]
>>>>>[ECO "B73/03"]
>>>>>[Opening "Sicilian"]
>>>>>[Time "09:59:39"]
>>>>>[Variation "dragon, Classical, Richter/Bird Variation"]
>>>>>[TimeControl "4800+0"]
>>>>>[Termination "adjucation"]
>>>>>[PlyCount "103"]
>>>>>[WhiteType "program"]
>>>>>[BlackType "program"]
>>>>>
>>>>>1.e4 c5 2.Nc3 Nc6 3.Nf3 g6 4.d3 Bg7 {(Bf8g7 Bc1g5 Bg7xc3+ b2xc3 d7d5 e4xd5
>>>>>Qd8xd5 c3c4 Qd5d6 Bf1e2 Ng8f6 00 00 Ra1b1 e7e5) -0.25/14 192} 5.Bd2 Nf6 {(Ng8f6
>>>>>Nc3d5
>>>>>Nf6xd5 e4xd5 Nc6b4 Bd2xb4 c5xb4 d3d4 00 Bf1c4 e7e5 d4xe5 Rf8e8 00 Bg7xe5 Nf3xe5
>>>>>Re8xe5) -0.10/14 178} 6.Be2 d5 {(d7d5 00 00 Rf1e1 d5d4 Nc3b5 e7e5 a2a4 c5c4
>>>>>Ra1c1 Qd8e7
>>>>>Nf3g5 h7h6 Ng5f3 Bc8e6) -0.08/15 164} 7.O-O O-O {(00 Rf1e1 d5d4 Nc3b5 a7a6 Nb5a3
>>>>>Qd8c7 Qd1c1 e7e5 c2c4 d4xc3/ep Qc1xc3 b7b6 Na3c4 Rf8e8) -0.08/15} 8.Bf4 dxe4
>>>>>{(d5xe4
>>>>>d3xe4 Qd8b6 Qd1c1 Bc8g4 Bf4d2 Bg4xf3 Be2xf3 Nc6d4 Bf3d1 Qb6e6 Rf1e1 Ra8d8 Bd2f4
>>>>>Nf6g4) 0.14/14 115} 9.dxe4 Qb6 {(Qd8b6 Qd1c1 Nc6d4 Be2d1 Rf8d8 Rf1e1 Nd4e6 Bf4e5
>>>>>c5c4
>>>>>Re1e2 Qb6c6 Nf3g5 Ne6d4) 0.14/14} 10.Nb5 Rd8 {(Rf8d8 Qd1e1 Nf6e8 a2a4 Nc6b4
>>>>>Qe1b1
>>>>>a7a6 Nb5a3 Qb6f6 Bf4e5 Qf6c6 c2c3 Bg7xe5 Nf3xe5) 0.12/13 91} 11.Qc1 Ne8 {(Nf6e8
>>>>>c2c3
>>>>>e7e5 Bf4e3 Ne8f6 Nf3d2 a7a6 Nb5a3 Bc8g4 Na3c4 Qb6a7 Be2xg4 Nf6xg4 Rf1d1 Ng4xe3
>>>>>Nc4xe3) 0.13/13 86} 12.Nd2 a6 {(a7a6 Nb5c3 Bc8e6 Rf1d1 Rd8d7 Bf4e3 Ra8d8 Nd2b3
>>>>>Rd7xd1+
>>>>>Nc3xd1 Be6xb3 a2xb3 Qb6b4 Kg1f1 Ne8c7) 0.24/13 79} 13.Nc3 Be6 {(Bc8e6 Bf4e3
>>>>>Nc6d4
>>>>>Be2d3 Qb6c7 Rf1d1 c5c4 Bd3f1 Bg7e5 h2h3 Ne8f6 Nc3e2 Nd4c6) 0.29/13 15} 14.Re1
>>>>>Rd7
>>>>>{(Rd8d7 Nd2b3 Qb6a7 Re1d1 Rd7xd1+ Nc3xd1 Ra8d8 c2c3 Ne8d6 Nb3d2 Bg7e5 Bf4xe5
>>>>>Nc6xe5
>>>>>Nd1e3 Nd6b5) 0.33/13 97} 15.Nd1 Rad8 {(Ra8d8 c2c3 Nc6e5 Nd2f3 Ne5d3 Be2xd3
>>>>>Rd7xd3
>>>>>Nd1e3 Ne8d6 Nf3g5 Nd6c4 Ne3d5 Be6xd5 e4xd5 Rd8xd5 Re1xe7 Nc4xb2 Ng5xf7 Bg7xc3)
>>>>>0.56/14 104} 16.c3 Ne5 {(Nc6e5 Nd2f3 Ne5d3 Be2xd3 Rd7xd3 Nd1e3 c5c4 Qc1c2 Ne8f6
>>>>>e4e5
>>>>>Nf6g4 Ra1d1 Rd3xd1 Ne3xd1 Qb6c7) 0.56/14} 17.Be3 Qc7 {(Qb6c7 f2f4 Ne5g4 Be2xg4
>>>>>Be6xg4
>>>>>Nd1f2 Bg4e6 Re1d1 Ne8f6 Qc1c2 Bg7h6 g2g3 Qc7c6 c3c4 Nf6g4 Nf2xg4 Be6xg4) 0.68/14
>>>>>104}
>>>>>18.f4 Ng4 {(Ne5g4 Be2xg4 Be6xg4 Nd1f2 Bg4e6 Qc1c2 Bg7h6 g2g3 Ne8d6 Ra1d1 Qc7c6
>>>>>b2b3
>>>>>Bh6g7 Nd2f3 b7b5 Nf3e5) 0.68/14 37} 19.Bxg4 Bxg4 {(Be6xg4 Nd1f2 Bg4e6 Nd2f3
>>>>>Qc7a5
>>>>>Nf3g5 Be6c4 b2b3 Bc4d3 e4e5 e7e6 Re1d1 Bd3e2 Rd1xd7 Rd8xd7 Qc1c2 Qa5b5) 0.68/14
>>>>>6}
>>>>>20.Nf2 Be6 {(Bg4e6 Nd2f3 Qc7a5 Nf3g5 Be6c4 b2b3) 0.55/15 24} 21.Nf3 Qa5 {(Qc7a5
>>>>>Nf3g5
>>>>>Be6c4 b2b3 h7h6 Ng5f3 Bc4d3 Nf3e5 Bg7xe5 f4xe5 h6h5 Re1d1 c5c4 Be3d4 Qa5b5)
>>>>>0.55/15}
>>>>>22.Ng5 Bc4 {(Be6c4 b2b3 f7f6 Ng5f3 Bc4e6 Qc1b2 Ne8d6 Ra1d1 c5c4 b3b4 Qa5c7 e4e5
>>>>>Nd6f5
>>>>>Rd1xd7 Rd8xd7 e5xf6 e7xf6) 0.30/16 51} 23.b3 h6 {(h7h6 Ng5f3 Bc4d3 Nf3e5 Bg7xe5
>>>>>f4xe5
>>>>>h6h5 Re1d1 Ne8g7 c3c4 Qa5c7 Qc1b2 Ng7e6 Ra1c1 b7b6 Nf2xd3 Rd7xd3 Rd1xd3 Rd8xd3)
>>>>>0.27/15 70} 24.Nf3 Bd3 {(Bc4d3 e4e5 Bd3f5 Nf3h4 e7e6 Qc1b2 Ne8c7 Ra1d1 Bf5d3
>>>>>Nh4f3 b7b6
>>>>>Nf2xd3 Rd7xd3 Rd1xd3 Rd8xd3 Be3d2) 0.16/15 66} 25.Ne5 Bxe5 {(Bg7xe5 f4xe5 h6h5
>>>>>c3c4
>>>>>Ne8g7 Be3g5 Kg8f8 Bg5h4 Qa5c7 Qc1h6 Kf8g8 Bh4g3 Ng7e6 Ra1d1 b7b6 Nf2xd3 Rd7xd3
>>>>>Rd1xd3
>>>>>Rd8xd3) -0.06/15 89} 26.fxe5 h5 {(h6h5 c3c4 Ne8g7 Re1d1 Ng7e6 Qc1d2 Qa5c7 Qd2c3
>>>>>Bd3e2
>>>>>Rd1xd7 Rd8xd7 Qc3b2 Be2d3 Ra1d1 Qc7d8 Nf2xd3 Rd7xd3) -0.14/15 127} 27.c4 Nc7
>>>>>{(Ne8c7
>>>>>Be3g5 Nc7e6 Nf2xd3 Rd7xd3 Bg5xe7 Rd8d4 Re1e2 Rd3d2 Qc1e1 Qa5c3 Re2xd2 Rd4xd2
>>>>>Be7f6
>>>>>Ne6d4) -0.28/14 102} 28.Bd2 Qb6 {(Qa5b6 Bd2c3 Qb6e6 Qc1h6 b7b6 Nf2h3 g6g5 Qh6xh5
>>>>>Qe6g6
>>>>>Qh5xg5 Nc7e6 Qg5h4 Qg6h7 Qh4xh7+ Kg8xh7 Ra1d1 Kh7g6 Nh3f2 Ne6f4 Nf2g4) -1.85/19
>>>>>718}
>>>>>29.Bc3 Qe6 {(Qb6e6 Qc1h6 b7b6 Re1e3 b6b5) -1.93/15 99} 30.Qh6 b6 {(b7b6 Re1e3
>>>>>b6b5
>>>>>Nf2h3 g6g5 Qh6xh5 Qe6g6 Qh5xg6+ f7xg6 Nh3xg5 Bd3c2 Bc3a5 Rd7d1+ Ra1xd1 Rd8xd1+
>>>>>Kg1f2
>>>>>Nc7e8 Re3f3 b5b4) -1.93/16 13} 31.Rad1 b5 {(b6b5 Nf2h3 g6g5 Qh6xh5 b5b4 Nh3xg5
>>>>>Qe6g6
>>>>>Qh5xg6+ f7xg6 e5e6 Nc7xe6 Ng5xe6 b4xc3 Ne6xc5 Rd7d6 e4e5 Rd6d4 Rd1c1 Rd8c8
>>>>>Nc5xa6)
>>>>>-2.97/17 518} 32.Nh3 g5 {(g6g5 Qh6xh5 b5b4 Nh3xg5 Qe6g6 Qh5xg6+ f7xg6 e5e6
>>>>>Nc7xe6 Ng5xe6
>>>>>b4xc3 Ne6xc5 Rd7d6 e4e5 Rd6d4 Nc5e6 g6g5 Ne6xd8 Rd4xd8) -3.29/17 134} 33.Qxh5 b4
>>>>>{(b5b4 Nh3xg5 Qe6g6 Qh5xg6+ f7xg6 e5e6 Nc7xe6 Ng5xe6 b4xc3 Ne6xc5 c3c2 Rd1c1
>>>>>Rd7d6
>>>>>e4e5 Rd6c6 Nc5xd3 Rd8xd3 Rc1xc2 Kg8f7) -3.29/17} 34.Nxg5 Qg6 {(Qe6g6 Qh5xg6+
>>>>>f7xg6
>>>>>e5e6 Nc7xe6 Ng5xe6 b4xc3 Ne6xc5 c3c2 Rd1c1 Rd7d4 Nc5e6 Kg8f7 Ne6xd8+ Rd4xd8 c4c5
>>>>>Kf7e6 Re1e3 Ke6e5 c5c6 Ke5d4 c6c7 Rd8c8) -3.29/18 6} 35.Qxg6+ fxg6 {(f7xg6 e5e6
>>>>>Nc7xe6 Ng5xe6 b4xc3 Ne6xc5 c3c2 Rd1c1 Rd7d4 Nc5e6 Kg8f7 Ne6xd8+ Rd4xd8 Kg1f2
>>>>>Kf7e6
>>>>>e4e5 Rd8d4 Kf2f3 g6g5 h2h3 Rd4f4+ Kf3e3 Bd3e4) -3.87/19 11} 36.e6 Nxe6 {(Nc7xe6
>>>>>Ng5xe6 b4xc3 Ne6xc5 c3c2 Rd1c1 Rd7d4 Nc5e6 Kg8f7 Ne6xd8+ Rd4xd8 e4e5 Kf7e6 Kg1f2
>>>>>Rd8d4
>>>>>Kf2f3 g6g5 h2h3 Rd4f4+ Kf3e3 Bd3e4) -3.87/19} 37.Nxe6 bxc3 {(b4xc3 Ne6xc5 c3c2
>>>>>Rd1c1
>>>>>Rd7d4 Nc5xd3 Rd4xd3 Rc1xc2 Rd3d2 Re1e2 Rd2xe2 Rc2xe2 Kg8f7 c4c5 Rd8d1+ Kg1f2
>>>>>Rd1c1
>>>>>b3b4 Rc1b1 a2a3 Rb1d1) -3.87/19} 38.Rdc1 c2 {(c3c2 Ne6xc5 Rd7d4 Nc5xd3 Rd4xd3
>>>>>Rc1xc2
>>>>>Rd3d2 Rc2xd2 Rd8xd2 Re1c1 Kg8f7 c4c5 Kf7e8 c5c6 Ke8d8 c6c7+ Kd8c8 a2a4 Rd2d7
>>>>>Rc1c6
>>>>>Rd7xc7 Rc6xa6) -3.72/19 357} 39.Nxc5 R7d4 {(Rd7d4 Nc5xd3 Rd4xd3 Rc1xc2 Rd3d2
>>>>>Rc2xd2
>>>>>Rd8xd2 Re1c1 Kg8f7 c4c5 Kf7e8 c5c6 Ke8d8 c6c7+ Kd8c8 a2a4 Rd2d7 Rc1c6 Rd7xc7
>>>>>Rc6xa6)
>>>>>-3.74/16 11} 40.Nxd3 R4xd3 {(Rd4xd3 Rc1xc2 Rd3d2 Rc2xd2 Rd8xd2 Re1c1 Kg8f7 c4c5
>>>>>Kf7e8
>>>>>c5c6 Ke8d8 c6c7+ Kd8c8 a2a4 Rd2d7 Rc1c6 Rd7xc7 Rc6xa6 g6g5) -3.71/17 22} 41.Rxc2
>>>>>R3d2 {(Rd3d2 Re1e2 Rd2xe2 Rc2xe2 Kg8f7 Kg1f2 Kf7e6 Kf2e3 Ke6e5 Re2f2 Rd8d1 Rf2f7
>>>>>Ke5e6 Rf7h7 Rd1e1+ Ke3d3 Re1a1 Rh7g7 Ra1d1+ Kd3e3 Ke6f6) -3.71/17 10} 42.Rec1
>>>>>R2d4
>>>>>{(Rd2d4 a2a4 Rd4xe4 b3b4 Rd8b8 b4b5 Re4e5 Rc1b1 Re5c5 b5b6 Rb8b7 Kg1f2 Kg8f7
>>>>>Kf2e3
>>>>>Kf7e6 Ke3e4 Rc5f5) -3.64/18 260} 43.Re1 R4d2 {(Rd4d2 Rc2xd2 Rd8xd2) 0.00/22 8}
>>>>>44.Re2
>>>>>Rxe2 {(Rd2xe2 Rc2xe2 Kg8f7 Kg1f2 Kf7e6 Kf2e3 Rd8h8 h2h3 Ke6e5 Re2d2 e7e6 b3b4
>>>>>Rh8b8
>>>>>a2a3 Rb8c8 c4c5 Rc8c6 h3h4 a6a5) -4.01/18 195} 45.Rxe2 Kg7 {(Kg8g7 Kg1f2 Kg7f6
>>>>>Kf2e3
>>>>>Rd8h8 h2h3 Kf6e5 Re2d2 e7e6 b3b4 Rh8b8 a2a3 Rb8c8 c4c5 Rc8c6 h3h4 a6a5) -4.01/17
>>>>>3}
>>>>>46.Rc2 Kf6 {(Kg7f6 c4c5 Kf6e5 Rc2c4 Rd8b8 Kg1f2 Rb8h8 Kf2g3 Rh8c8 b3b4 Rc8c6
>>>>>a2a4 g6g5
>>>>>b4b5) -4.06/18 148} 47.c5 Ke6 {(Kf6e6 Kg1f2 Rd8f8+ Kf2e3 Ke6d7 b3b4 Kd7c6 Ke3d4
>>>>>Rf8b8
>>>>>a2a3 Rb8d8+ Kd4e5 Rd8d3 a3a4 g6g5 Rc2c1) -4.06/18 7} 48.Kf2 Rf8+ {(Rd8f8+ Kf2g3
>>>>>Ke6d7 Kg3g4 Kd7c6 Kg4g5 Rf8f6 a2a3 Rf6e6 b3b4 Re6f6 e4e5) -4.25/17 16} 49.Kg3
>>>>>Ke5
>>>>>{(Ke6e5 Rc2c4 Rf8c8 b3b4 e7e6 a2a4 Rc8b8 c5c6 Ke5d6 Kg3g4 e6e5 Kg4g5 Rb8h8
>>>>>Kg5xg6
>>>>>Rh8xh2 g2g4 Kd6c7) -4.25/18 10} 50.Rc4 Rc8 {(Rf8c8 b3b4 Ke5e6 a2a4 Ke6d7 b4b5
>>>>>Rc8h8
>>>>>Kg3f4 Rh8xh2 c5c6+ Kd7c8 Kf4f3 a6a5 b5b6 e7e5 c6c7 Rh2h8 Kf3e3 g6g5 g2g4)
>>>>>-4.25/18
>>>>>25} 51.c6 Kd6 {(Ke5d6) -5.49/19 98} {1-0 User Adjudication} 1-0
>>>>
>>>>Congrats to Tony !
>>>>Seems he has re-activated his extremely successful debug version of Xinix. -:)
>>>>
>>>>Now, it's completely open again.
>>>>
>>>>Uli
>>>
>>>If Ruffian wins round 11 it will also win the tourney of course.
>>>The King had to play against the free ticket GNU chess.
>>>
>>>Michael
>>
>>I wonder why they chose GNU chess as a free ticket.
>>
>>It could be better to choose something stronger to do the tournament more
>>interesting(for example smarthink or aristarch that could probably get better
>>than 0 points even with the bad hardware that gnu was using).
>
>I think that GNU isn't that bad.
>It's mainly its inferior hardware, which lowers interest in its games.
>
>Uli
It is also possible to say that inferior hardware is not that bad and it is
mainly the inferior software that lowers interest in gnu's games.
I do not think that gnu is an interesting opponent and I guess that strong
programs like smarthink can get more than 50% against gnu even with hardware
handicap of 10:1 when the time control is G/90 and gnu get the best hardware
that it can use.
Uri
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