Author: Will Singleton
Date: 08:55:24 03/08/04
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Very interesting, thanks for pointing that out. Will On March 08, 2004 at 10:24:52, Richard Pijl wrote: >On March 07, 2004 at 19:18:27, Will Singleton wrote: > >>[d]2R2bk1/5p1p/3p4/4p3/1P1nP3/7P/4r1P1/1R5K b - - bm Re3 >> >>from ICC today, Bookbuilder-Amateur >> >>It's possible Re3 draws, but I'm not certain. The move Amateur played, Nb5, >>looks like it will probably lose, with the line Nb5 Rb8 Nc3 Rb3 Nxd4 b5! I >>wonder if the passer supported by two rooks, with kings not around, should get >>more points. >> >>Will > >I think in this position the problem is the pinned bishop, the open g-file >(threat of Rg3) and limited possibilities for black to resolve that pin (takes >time). >I altered the position a little by moving the bishop to g7 and the king to g6. >It looks like that would be a winning position for black. I don't have a fast >machine here, but initial search by the Baron on a P3-500 gives +3.3 after 20 >minutes: > >[D] 2R5/5pbp/3p2k1/4p3/1P1nP3/7P/4r1P1/1R5K b - - > > ply time nodes score pv > 5(11). 0:00.23 20140 +3.71 Re2xe4 b4-b5 Re4-e3 b5-b6 Re3-b3 Rb1xb3 > 6(12)& 0:00.38 34766 +3.65 Re2xe4 b4-b5 Re4-e3 Rc8-d8 Nd4-f5 Rd8-d7 > 6(12)& 0:00.53 47120 +3.76 Nd4-b5 g2-g4 Re2xe4 Rc8-b8 Nb5-c3 Rb1-f1 > 6(12). 0:00.71 63621 +3.76 Nd4-b5 g2-g4 Re2xe4 Rc8-b8 Nb5-c3 Rb1-f1 > 7(13)& 0:01.10 100165 +4.05 Nd4-b5 Rb1-d1 Re2xe4 Rc8-b8 Nb5-d4 Rb8-d8 > Nd4-b5 (Rd1xd6) (Nb5xd6) > 7(14). 0:01.49 142434 +4.05 Nd4-b5 Rb1-d1 Re2xe4 Rc8-b8 Nb5-d4 Rb8-d8 > Nd4-b5 (Rd1xd6) (Nb5xd6) > 8(17)- 0:04.96 509102 +3.70 Nd4-b5 (Rb1-d1) (Re2xe4) (Rd1-d5) (Re4-e1) > (Kh1-h2) > (Kg6-f6) > 8(17)& 0:05.97 607520 +3.12 Nd4-b5 Rc8-c6 Kg6-h5 Rc6-b6 Nb5-c3 Rb1-f1 > Nc3xe4 Rf1xf7 > 8(20). 0:10.77 1102178 +3.12 Nd4-b5 Rc8-c6 Kg6-h5 Rc6-b6 Nb5-c3 Rb1-f1 > Nc3xe4 Rf1xf7 > 9(17)& 0:12.28 1261827 +3.24 Nd4-b5 Rc8-c6 Kg6-h5 Rc6-b6 Nb5-c3 g2-g4 > Kh5-g5 Rb1-f1 Nc3xe4 Rf1xf7 > 9(22). 0:24.18 2480224 +3.24 Nd4-b5 Rc8-c6 Kg6-h5 Rc6-b6 Nb5-c3 g2-g4 > Kh5-g5 Rb1-f1 Nc3xe4 Rf1xf7 > 10(20)& 0:30.46 3143904 +3.22 Nd4-b5 Rc8-c6 Kg6-f6 Rb1-f1 Kf6-e6 Rc6-c4 > Nb5-d4 g2-g4 Re2xe4 Rc4-c7 Bg7-f6 > 10(24). 0:55.28 5719049 +3.22 Nd4-b5 Rc8-c6 Kg6-f6 Rb1-f1 Kf6-e6 Rc6-c4 > Nb5-d4 g2-g4 Re2xe4 Rc4-c7 Bg7-f6 > 11(26)- 1:54.28 11684549 +2.87 Nd4-b5 (Rb1-d1) (Re2xe4) (Rd1-d5) (Re4xb4) > (Rc8-b8) > (Nb5-c3) (Rd5xd6) (Kg6-g5) (Rb8xb4) (Nc3-e >4) > 11(26)& 2:12.81 13560979 +2.80 Nd4-b5 Rb1-d1 Re2xe4 Rd1-d5 Re4xb4 Rc8-b8 > Rb4-b1 Kh1-h2 Nb5-a3 Rb8xb1 Na3xb1 Rd5xd6 > f7-f6 Rd6-d7 > 11(26). 2:29.16 15299179 +2.80 Nd4-b5 Rb1-d1 Re2xe4 Rd1-d5 Re4xb4 Rc8-b8 > Rb4-b1 Kh1-h2 Nb5-a3 Rb8xb1 Na3xb1 Rd5xd6 > f7-f6 Rd6-d7 > 12(28)+ 3:02.95 18632252 +3.15 Nd4-b5 (Rb1-d1) (Re2xe4) (Rd1-d5) (Re4xb4) > (Rc8-b8) > (Rb4-b1) (Kh1-h2) (Nb5-a3) (Rb8xb1) (Na3xb >1) (Rd5xd6) > (f7-f6) (Rd6-d7) (h7-h5) > 12(28)& 3:37.17 21748977 +3.19 Nd4-b5 Rb1-d1 Re2xe4 Rd1-d5 Re4xb4 Rc8-b8 > Rb4-b1 Kh1-h2 Nb5-c3 Rd5xd6 f7-f6 Rb8xb1 > Nc3xb1 g2-g4 Bg7-h6 > 12(30). 4:40.49 27699481 +3.19 Nd4-b5 Rb1-d1 Re2xe4 Rd1-d5 Re4xb4 Rc8-b8 > Rb4-b1 Kh1-h2 Nb5-c3 Rd5xd6 f7-f6 Rb8xb1 > Nc3xb1 g2-g4 Bg7-h6 > 13(33)& 6:21.27 38026310 +2.93 Nd4-b5 Rb1-d1 Re2xe4 Rd1-d5 Re4xb4 Rc8-b8 > Rb4-b1 Kh1-h2 Nb5-c3 Rd5xd6 f7-f6 Rb8xb1 > Nc3xb1 g2-g4 h7-h5 Kh2-g3 > 13(33). 7:45.42 46648707 +2.93 Nd4-b5 Rb1-d1 Re2xe4 Rd1-d5 Re4xb4 Rc8-b8 > Rb4-b1 Kh1-h2 Nb5-c3 Rd5xd6 f7-f6 Rb8xb1 > Nc3xb1 g2-g4 h7-h5 Kh2-g3 > 14(37)+ 13:38.12 81515348 +3.28 Nd4-b5 (Rb1-d1) (Re2xe4) (Rd1-d5) (Re4xb4) > (Rc8-b8) > (Rb4-b1) (Kh1-h2) (Nb5-c3) (Rd5xd6) (f7-f6 >) (Rb8xb1) > (Nc3xb1) (g2-g4) (Bg7-f8) > 14(37)& 18:48.15 111718620 +3.30 Nd4-b5 Rb1-d1 Re2xe4 Rd1-d5 Re4xb4 Rc8-b8 > Rb4-b1 Kh1-h2 Nb5-c3 Rd5xd6 f7-f6 Rb8xb1 > Nc3xb1 g2-g4 Bg7-f8 Rd6-d7 h7-h5 > 14(37). 21:38.92 128215887 +3.30 Nd4-b5 Rb1-d1 Re2xe4 Rd1-d5 Re4xb4 Rc8-b8 > Rb4-b1 Kh1-h2 Nb5-c3 Rd5xd6 f7-f6 Rb8xb1 > Nc3xb1 g2-g4 Bg7-f8 Rd6-d7 h7-h5
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