Author: George Tsavdaris
Date: 03:54:48 04/25/04
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On April 25, 2004 at 00:36:58, Tom Brake wrote: >On April 24, 2004 at 16:15:51, John Merlino wrote: >>I suspect these moves might be easy to find for most any program (CM_SKR finds >>them all in less than one second). But it was fun to go through the game! >> >>jm > >This is the one move I can't get my machine to play. It settles on Bf2, which >appears to be still winning, but refuses to seriously consider c5. > >If you don't mind could you tell me how long skr takes to switch to c5? On a slow PIV-1500 Mhz with low hash = 32 MiB it find it in 7:24 minutes. So on a top PC with 64 or more hash the time would be 3 minutes or below. 4r1k1/5p2/2pB2p1/1r1n1bNp/3b3P/1B3P2/PPP1p1P1/1K2R2R b - - 0 28 Time Depth Score Positions Moves 0:02 1/7 -0.82 200373 28...Bd4-f2 29.Ng5-e4 Bf2xe1 30.Rh1xe1 Rb5xb3 31.c2xb3 Bf5xe4+ 32.f3xe4 Re8xe4 33.Kb1-c1 0:03 1/8 -0.54 367321 28...Bd4-f2 29.Ng5-e4 Bf2xe1 30.Rh1xe1 Bf5xe4 31.Re1xe2 Re8-d8 32.f3xe4 Rd8xd6 33.e4xd5 c6xd5 0:10 1/9 -0.93 1056527 28...Bd4-f2 29.Ng5-e4 Bf2xe1 30.Rh1xe1 Bf5xe4 31.f3xe4 Re8xe4 32.c2-c4 Rb5xb3 33.a2xb3 Nd5-e7 34.Kb1-c1 Ne7-f5 0:24 1/10 -1.14 2662729 28...Bd4-f2 29.Ng5-e4 Bf2xe1 30.Rh1xe1 Bf5xe4 31.f3xe4 Re8xe4 32.c2-c4 Rb5xb3 33.a2xb3 Nd5-e7 34.Bd6xe7 Re4xe7 35.Kb1-c2 c6-c5 36.Kc2-d2 0:52 1/11 -1.14 5950910 28...Bd4-f2 29.Ng5-e4 Bf2xe1 30.Rh1xe1 Bf5xe4 31.f3xe4 Re8xe4 32.c2-c4 Rb5xb3 33.a2xb3 Nd5-e7 34.Bd6xe7 Re4xe7 35.Kb1-c2 c6-c5 36.Kc2-d2 1:47 1/12 -1.00 12700039 28...Bd4-f2 29.Ng5-e4 Bf2xe1 30.Rh1xe1 Bf5xe4 31.f3xe4 Re8xe4 32.c2-c4 Rb5xb3 33.a2xb3 Nd5-f6 34.Kb1-c2 Re4-e6 35.Bd6-b4 Nf6-d7 36.Bb4-c3 c6-c5 4:25 2/13 -0.93 31498754 28...Bd4-f2 29.Ng5-e4 Bf2xe1 30.Rh1xe1 Bf5xe4 31.f3xe4 Nd5-f6 32.e4-e5 Nf6-e4 33.Kb1-c1 Ne4xd6 34.e5xd6 Re8-e4 35.d6-d7 Rb5-b8 36.c2-c4 Kg8-f8 7:24 2/13 -1.00 51392520 28...c6-c5 29.Ng5-e4 c5-c4 30.Re1xe2 c4xb3 31.a2xb3 Rb5-a5 32.Rh1-d1 Re8-a8 33.Bd6-a3 Bd4-g7 34.g2-g3 Ra8-c8 35.Re2-d2
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