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Subject: Re: MCP8 Analysis after 18. Qh4

Author: Thom Perry

Date: 05:58:11 12/16/98

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On December 15, 1998 at 12:43:26, Laurence Chen wrote:

>Thom could you check how would MCP8 proceed after 18. Qh4. Below is Junior 5
>analysis.
>New position
>r1bq1r2/pp4p1/4p1kn/2n3N1/5PQ1/2N5/PP3PPP/R4RK1 w - - 0 18
>
>Analysis by Junior 5.0:
>
>= (0.17): 18.Qh4 Nd3 19.Rad1 e5 20.fxe5
>= (0.00): 18.Qg3 Nf5
>³ (-0.49): 18.Qf3 Qxg5 19.fxg5 Rxf3 20.gxf3 Kxg5 21.Rfd1 Kf4 22.b4 Na6 23.Rd3
>Nf5 24.Ne2+ Ke5
>µ (-1.12): 18.Qe2 Rxf4 19.Nh3 Rf5 20.Rad1 Qh4 21.f4 a5 22.Rfe1 Kh7
>µ (-1.17): 18.Qh3 Rxf4 19.Nf3 Kh7 20.Rad1 Bd7 21.Qg3 Rg4 22.Qe5 Rc8 23.Rfe1
>-+ (-1.42): 18.Qd1 Qxd1 19.Raxd1 Rxf4 20.Nf3 Nf7 21.Rfe1 Kh7 22.Nd4

Nothing exciting to report.  Initially, MCP8 likes the black position as
indicated by the negative evaluations (score).  However, after the black king
gets jostled to the other side of the board (Kf4), MCP8 decides that a draw is
better after all.  Here is the analysis:


     White  Black  Depth  Score  Analysis
     ------------------------------------

 18. Qh4
 18. ....   e5      7) - 0.81   e6-e5   Ra1-d1  Nc5-d3  Nc3-e2  e5-e4   Qh4-g3
                                Nh6-f5
     2:00:00     1:57:23
 19. Rd1            7) - 1.00   Ra1-d1  Nc5-d3  Nc3-e2  Bc8-g4  f2-f3   Bg4-c8
                                f4xe5   Qd8xg5  Qh4xg5+ Kg6xg5  Rd1xd3
 19. ....   Nd3     7) - 1.42   Nc5-d3  Ng5-f3  Qd8xh4  Nf3xh4+ Kg6-h5  Rd1xd3
                                Kh5xh4  f4xe5
     1:57:47     1:55:26
 20. f5+            7) - 0.99   f4-f5+  Nh6xf5  Qh4-h7+
 20. ....   Nxf5    7) - 0.99   Nh6xf5  Qh4-h7
     1:52:35     1:49:21
 21. Qh7+           6) - 0.39   Qh4-h7+ Kg6xg5  Nc3-e4+ Kg5-f4  Qh7-h3  Nf5-d4
                                Qh3xd3  Qd8-e7  Qd3-e3+ Kf4-f5  f2-f4   Kf5-g6
                                f4xe5   Rf8xf1+ Kg1xf1
 21. ....   Kxg5    7) - 1.60   Kg6xg5  Nc3-e4+ Kg5-f4  Qh7-h5  Nf5-d4  Ne4-c3
                                g7-g5   Rd1xd3  Bc8-g4  g2-g3+  Kf4-f5
     1:47:50     1:46:15
 22. Ne4+           6) - 1.50   Nc3-e4+ Kg5-f4  Qh7-h5  Nf5-d4  Ne4-c3  g7-g5
                                Rd1xd3  Kf4-f5  Qh5-h7+ Kf5-e6  Qh7-h3+ Ke6-d6
                                Nc3-e4+ Kd6-c7
 22. ....   Kf4     7) - 1.50   Kg5-f4  Qh7-h5  Nf5-d4  Ne4-c3  g7-g5   Rd1xd3
                                Kf4-f5  Qh5-h7+ Kf5-e6  Qh7-h3+ Ke6-d6  Nc3-e4+
                                Kd6-c7
     1:44:43     1:43:46
 23. Qh5            7) - 1.40   Qh7-h5  Nf5-d4  Ne4-c3  g7-g5   Rd1xd3  Bc8-g4
                                g2-g3+  Kf4-f5  Qh5-h7+ Kf5-e6  Nc3-e4
 23. ....   Nd4     7) - 0.00   Nf5-d4  Ne4-c3  g7-g5   Qh5-h7  Nd4-f5  Nc3-e2+
                                Kf4-e4  Qh7-h3  Nf5-h4  Ne2-c3+ Ke4-f4  Nc3-e2+
                                Kf4-e4
     1:38:01     1:40:34
 24. Nc3            7) - 0.00   Ne4-c3  Qd8-g5  Nc3-d5+ Kf4-f5  Nd5-e3+ Kf5-f6
                                Ne3-d5+
 24. ....   Qg5     7) - 0.00   Qd8-g5  Nc3-d5+ Kf4-f5  Nd5-e3+ Kf5-f6  Ne3-d5+
                                Kf6-f5
     1:34:41     1:38:15
 25. Nd5+           7) - 0.00   Nc3-d5+ Kf4-f5  Nd5-e3+ Kf5-f6  Ne3-d5+ Kf6-f5
 25. ....   Kf5     9) - 0.00   Kf4-f5  Nd5-e3+ Kf5-f6  Ne3-d5+ Kf6-f5
     1:31:54     1:34:13
 26. Ne3+           9) - 0.00   Nd5-e3+ Kf5-f6  Ne3-d5+ Kf6-f5
 26. ....   Kf6     11)- 0.00   Kf5-f6  Ne3-d5+ Kf6-f5
     1:24:31     1:28:29
 27. Nd5+           11)+ 0.00   Ne3-d5+ Kf6-f5
 27. ....   Kf5     10)- 0.00   Kf6-f5  Nd5-e3+
     1:18:09     1:26:34
 28. Ne3+           9) - 0.00   Nd5-e3+ Kf5-f6
 28. ....   Kf4     9) - 0.00   Kf5-f4  Ne3-d5+
     1:10:20     1:23:30
 29. Nd5+           9) + 0.00   Ne3-d5+ Kf4-f5
 29. ....   Kf5     13)+ 0.00   Kf4-f5
     1:07:49     1:18:40




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