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Subject: Re: Good Test Move...?

Author: Johan Havegheer

Date: 12:47:52 04/13/04

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On April 13, 2004 at 11:49:22, Art Basham wrote:

>[D]r2qr1k1/pbp1bpp1/1p2p2p/3n4/3P1PN1/2PB3R/PP1BQ1PP/R5K1 w - - 0 1
>
>Any programs find...1 Nxh6+....?
>
>This is a position I made up recently...just to see what would happen...
>
>Art

r2qr1k1/pbp1bpp1/1p2p2p/3n4/3P1PN1/2PB3R/PP1BQ1PP/R5K1 w - - 0 1

Analysis by Ruffian 2.1.0:

²  (0.30) 1.a3   00:00:00
²  (0.32) 1.a4   00:00:00
²  (0.39) 1.Pe5   00:00:00
²  (0.48) 1.Te1   00:00:00
²  (0.39) 1.Te1 Dd7   00:00:00
²  (0.52) 1.Te1 c5 2.Df2 cxd4 3.Dxd4   00:00:00
²  (0.49) 1.Te1 c6 2.De5 Lh4   00:00:00
²  (0.51) 1.Te1 c6 2.Df2 Dd7 3.Pe5   00:00:00
²  (0.50) 1.Te1 c6 2.Pe5 Ld6 3.Dg4 Df6   00:00:00
²  (0.54) 1.Te1 Ld6 2.Pe5 Df6 3.Pd7 De7 4.Pe5   00:00:00
±  (0.88) 1.De4 Kf8 2.Dh7 Ld6 3.Tf1 Pf6 4.Dh8+ Pg8 5.Te1 Dd7   00:00:00
±  (1.22) 1.De4 Ld6 2.Dh7+ Kf8 3.c4 Pxf4 4.Lxf4 Lxf4 5.Dh8+ Ke7 6.Dxg7 Tg8
00:00:00
±  (1.15) 1.De4 Kf8 2.Dh7 Lf6 3.Te1 Dd6 4.Pxf6 Pxf6 5.Dh8+ Pg8 6.Tg3   00:00:03
+-  (1.50) 1.De4   00:00:06
+-  (1.77) 1.De4 Kf8 2.Dh7 Lf6 3.Te1 Tb8 4.f5 Lc6 5.fxe6 Txe6 6.Dh8+ Ke7 7.Txe6+
fxe6 8.Dh7   00:00:06
+-  (1.42) 1.De4   00:00:09
±  (1.32) 1.De4 Kf8 2.Dh7 Lf6 3.Te1 Lc8 4.f5 Ld7 5.Pxf6 Pxf6 6.Dh8+ Pg8 7.Le4
00:00:10
+-  (1.46) 1.Txh6 Ld6 2.Th3 Lxf4 3.Pe5 Lxe5 4.dxe5 Pe7 5.Lh7+ Kf8 6.Td1 Dd5 7.c4
  00:00:29
+-  (1.61) 1.Txh6 Ld6 2.Th3 Lxf4 3.Pe5 Lxe5 4.Dxe5 f5 5.c4 Pf6 6.Tf1 Dd6 7.De3
00:00:38
+-  (1.81) 1.De4   00:00:47
+-  (2.21) 1.De4 Kf8 2.Pe5 Dc8 3.Txh6 Lf6 4.Th8+ Ke7 5.Txe8+ Kxe8 6.Dh7 Kf8 7.c4
Pe7 8.Dh8+ Pg8 9.Lb4+ c5 10.dxc5 bxc5   00:01:02
+-  (2.48) 1.De4 Kf8 2.Pe5 f5 3.Df3 Kg8 4.c4 Pxf4 5.Dxf4 Lg5 6.Df2 Lxd2 7.Dxd2
Dxd4+ 8.Te3   00:01:49
+-  (2.28) 1.De4 Kf8 2.Pe5 f5 3.Df3 Kg8 4.Dg3 Ld6 5.Txh6 Te7 6.Dg6 Pf6 7.Pc4 Pe4
  00:02:51

Qe4 ! as winning move.

(Havegheer, Diksmuide 13.04.2004)



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