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Subject: Re: How Can White Win...?

Author: Johan Havegheer

Date: 04:04:25 04/05/04

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On April 04, 2004 at 18:49:53, Art Basham wrote:

>[D]r3r1k1/3qnp1p/2p1nB1Q/pp1p4/1b2p1bN/1PN5/2P3BP/1K2RR2 w - - 0 1
>
>Some programs show 1. Nxe4, others show 1. Bxe4...
>
>any ideas as how white can win?
>
>I do not know, there may be other possibilities I have not thought of yet..
>thanks!
>Art

Analysis by Ruffian 2.1.0:

-+  (-3.69) 1.Lxe7 Dxe7   00:00:00
-+  (-2.31) 1.h3 Lxc3 2.Lxc3   00:00:00
-+  (-1.91) 1.Te3 Lxc3 2.Txc3   00:00:00
-+  (-1.87) 1.Ka1 Lxc3+ 2.Lxc3   00:00:00
-+  (-2.01) 1.Ka1 Lxc3+ 2.Lxc3 Pc5   00:00:00
-+  (-3.05) 1.Ka1 a4 2.Lxe7 Dxe7   00:00:00
-+  (-2.39) 1.Tg1 Pf5 2.Pxf5 Lxf5   00:00:00
-+  (-2.29) 1.h3 Lxc3 2.Lxc3 b4   00:00:00
-+  (-1.88) 1.h3 Lxc3 2.Lxc3 Lf3 3.Pxf3 exf3   00:00:00
-+  (-1.88) 1.h3 Lxc3 2.Lxc3 Lf3 3.Pxf3 exf3   00:00:00
µ  (-0.84) 1.Lxe4 dxe4 2.Txe4 Lh3 3.Tg1+ Pg6 4.Pxg6 Lxc3 5.Lxc3 hxg6 6.Dxh3
00:00:00
³  (-0.38) 1.Lxe4 Pg6 2.Pxg6 dxe4 3.Txe4 Lxc3 4.Lxc3 hxg6 5.Txg4   00:00:00
³  (-0.38) 1.Lxe4 Pg6 2.Pxg6 dxe4 3.Txe4 Lxc3 4.Lxc3 hxg6 5.Txg4   00:00:00
³  (-0.28) 1.Lxe4 dxe4 2.Txe4 Lxc3 3.Txg4+ Pg6 4.Pxg6 fxg6 5.Lxc3 Dd5   00:00:00
=  (0.00) 1.Lxe4 dxe4 2.Txe4 Lxc3 3.Txg4+ Pg6 4.Pxg6 fxg6 5.Txg6+ hxg6 6.Dh8+
Kf7 7.Lxc3+ Pf4 8.Df6+ Kg8 9.Dh8+ Kf7   00:00:01
²  (0.35) 1.Lxe4   00:00:04
+-  (1.48) 1.Lxe4 dxe4 2.Txe4 Pg6 3.Txg4 Tf8 4.Pf5 Tae8 5.Td1 Dc7 6.Pe4 a4
00:00:04
±  (1.13) 1.Lxe4   00:00:08
+-  (1.83) 1.Lxe4   00:00:09
+-  (2.28) 1.Lxe4 dxe4 2.Txe4 Pg6 3.Txg4 Lxc3 4.Lxc3 Te7 5.Pxg6 fxg6 6.Txg6+ Pg7
7.Tg5 Td8   00:00:13
+-  (2.28) 1.Lxe4 dxe4 2.Txe4 Pg6 3.Txg4 Lxc3 4.Lxc3 Te7 5.Pxg6 fxg6 6.Txg6+ Pg7
7.Tg5 Td8   00:00:21
+-  (2.63) 1.Pxe4   00:00:40
+-  (3.52) 1.Pxe4 dxe4 2.Txe4 Pg6 3.Txg4 Lf8 4.Pxg6 fxg6 5.Txg6+ Lg7 6.Lxg7 Pxg7
7.Lxc6 Dd4 8.Tg5   00:00:54

(Havegheer, Diksmuide 05.04.2004)



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