Author: Uri Blass
Date: 12:57:35 05/02/04
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On May 02, 2004 at 15:03:43, Klaus Friedel wrote: >On May 02, 2004 at 13:23:43, Anthony Cozzie wrote: > >>On May 02, 2004 at 12:30:20, Rob Basham wrote: >> >>>[D]r1bk3r/pp2n2p/2n2N2/1R1p3Q/2p4P/P1p5/2qBBPP1/4K2R w K - 0 1 >>> >>>Baron 1.2.1 finds RXP ch the first move! >>> >>> >>>Ruffian 1.0.1 takes 2 sec. >>> >>>P3/850 >> >>Richard must have some trick he isn't telling. Zappa has a _lot_ of trouble >>with this one: >> >>1. Bd2-g5 a7-a6 2. Be2-d1 Qc2-g6 3. Rb5xd5 Kd8-c7 4. Qh5-f3 Bc8-e6 5. Qf3-g3 >>Kc7-c8 6. Bd1-g4 Be6xg4 7. Qg3xg4 Kc8-b8 8. Nf6-d7 Kb8-c7 9. Qg4-f4 Kc7-c8 10. >>Bg5xe7 Nc6xe7 11. Qf4xc4 >> = (0.54) Depth: 11/28 00:00:37.22 24719kN >>1. Rb5xd5 Ne7xd5 2. Qh5xd5 Kd8-e7 3. Qd5-c5 Ke7-f7 4. Be2-h5 Kf7xf6 5. Qc5-g5 >>Kf6-e6 6. Bh5-g4 Ke6-f7 7. Qg5-d5 Kf7-f8 8. Bd2-h6 Kf8-e8 9. Bg4-h5 Qc2-g6 10. >>Bh6-g7 c3-c2 11. Bh5xg6 h7xg6 12. Qd5xc4 >> = (2.23) Depth: 11/33 00:00:49.66 33145kN >>1. Rb5xd5 Ne7xd5 2. Qh5xd5 Kd8-e7 3. Qd5-c5 Ke7-f7 4. Be2-h5 Kf7xf6 5. Qc5-g5 >>Kf6-e6 6. Bh5-g4 Ke6-f7 7. Qg5-d5 Kf7-f8 8. Bd2-h6 Kf8-e8 9. Bg4-h5 Qc2-g6 10. >>Bh6-g7 c3-c2 11. Ke1-g1 c2-c1=Q 12. Bh5xg6 h7xg6 13. Rf1xc1 >> = (2.68) Depth: 13/38 00:02:14.44 95346kN >> >>anthony > >Snitch: < 1 sek. > > 1 -198 1 107 ( 1/ 2) = b5d5 e7d5 h5d5 d8c7 > 2 -198 1 532 ( 2/ 6) = b5d5 e7d5 h5d5 d8c7 > 3 -178 1 1599 ( 3/ 8) = b5d5 > 3 -139 2 3954 ( 3/ 9) = b5d5 e7d5 h5d5 d8e7 d2g5 c8f5 f6h7 e7e8 > 4 -139 4 9023 ( 4/10) = b5d5 e7d5 h5d5 d8e7 d2g5 > 5 -182 24 68496 ( 5/13) = b5d5 e7d5 h5d5 d8e7 d2g5 c2b1 e2d1 b1d3 > 5 -173 34 97729 ( 5/13) = d2f4 c8e6 b5b7 h8f8 h5h6 > 6 -165 88 245036 ( 6/14) = d2f4 c8e6 b5b7 c2g6 h5g6 h7g6 e2f3 d8c8 > 6 -153 90 252088 ( 6/14) = b5d5 > 6 -38 97 270628 ( 6/14) = b5d5 e7d5 h5d5 d8e7 d2g5 c2b1 e2d1 h7h6 f6g8 >e7f8 g8h6 > 7 -18 142 413021 ( 7/19) = b5d5 > 7 0 158 461514 ( 7/19) = b5d5 e7d5 h5d5 d8e7 d5c5 e7f6 c5g5 f6f7 e2h5 >f7e6 h5g4 e6f7 g4h5 > 8 0 298 908568 ( 8/22) = b5d5 e7d5 h5d5 d8e7 d5c5 e7f6 c5g5 f6f7 e2h5 >f7e6 h5g4 e6f7 g4h5 > 9 0 639 2012952 ( 9/25) = b5d5 e7d5 h5d5 d8e7 d5c5 e7f6 c5g5 f6f7 e2h5 >f7e6 h5g4 e6f7 g4h5 > >I don't think it needs a lot of tricks. By disabling any special tricks >I i can think of, Snitch gets almost the same result. >Check extensions are very important in this position. By disabling check >extensions Snitch needs several minutes to find it. No You need to see a positive score and not draw score for Rxd5 because movei like zappa has a positive score for Bg5 before finding Rxd5 If Baron can see +2 for Rxd5+ very fast then it clearly has a lot of tricks. Uri
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