Author: Richard Pijl
Date: 08:44:00 05/12/04
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On May 12, 2004 at 10:01:28, Dan Andersson wrote:
> This is from a computer v. computer game. After leaving the opening book the
>black program had a Shirov moment playing the king to f8 betting that the
>attacking possibilities along the h-file. After a sharp fight in the centre
>blacks gamble seems to have backfired.
>[D]6kr/1pr1qpp1/p3p1p1/2n1n3/P2N1P2/4P3/1PQRB1PP/3R2K1 b - f3 0 22
> Will your engine have a Shirov moment here I ask? And what is the end result of
>the game?
>
The Baron (development version) on Xeon 2.8 and 100Mb hash:
ply time nodes score pv
4(10). 0:00.06 11788 -1.57 Ne5-c6 Nd4xc6 Rc7xc6 Rd2-d8 Kg8-h7 Rd8-d4
5(10)& 0:00.08 17289 -1.89 Ne5-c6 Nd4xc6 Rc7xc6 Be2-f3 Rc6-c7 Rd2-d8
Kg8-h7
5(11)& 0:00.17 44536 -1.50 Qe7-h4 h2-h3 Ne5-d7 b2-b4 e6-e5
5(11). 0:00.19 49500 -1.50 Qe7-h4 h2-h3 Ne5-d7 b2-b4 e6-e5
6(12)& 0:00.30 78794 -1.50 Qe7-h4 h2-h3 Ne5-d7 b2-b4 e6-e5 f4xe5
6(12)& 0:00.48 127531 -1.40 Ne5-d7 b2-b4 e6-e5 f4xe5 Nc5-e6 Qc2-b3
6(12). 0:00.63 167806 -1.40 Ne5-d7 b2-b4 e6-e5 f4xe5 Nc5-e6 Qc2-b3
7(12)& 0:00.94 262140 -1.40 Ne5-d7 b2-b4 e6-e5 f4xe5 Nc5-e6 Qc2-b3
Nd7xe5
7(14). 0:01.47 419633 -1.40 Ne5-d7 b2-b4 e6-e5 f4xe5 Nc5-e6 Qc2-b3
Nd7xe5
8(14)& 0:02.27 653343 -1.39 Ne5-d7 b2-b4 e6-e5 f4xe5 Nc5-e6 Qc2-b3
Ne6-g5 e5-e6
8(15). 0:04.11 1202197 -1.39 Ne5-d7 b2-b4 e6-e5 f4xe5 Nc5-e6 Qc2-b3
Ne6-g5 e5-e6
9(19)> 0:05.73 1673926 -1.73 Nc5-d3
9(19)& 0:07.45 2193718 -1.44 Nc5-d3 Qc2-b1 Qe7-h4 Be2xd3 Qh4xh2 Kg1-f2
Qh2-h4 Kf2-f1 Ne5-g4 Rd1-e1 Ng4xe3 Re1xe3
Qh4xf4 (Kf1-e2) (Qf4xd4) (Bd3xg6)
9(19). 0:11.92 3529267 -1.44 Nc5-d3 Qc2-b1 Qe7-h4 Be2xd3 Qh4xh2 Kg1-f2
Qh2-h4 Kf2-f1 Ne5-g4 Rd1-e1 Ng4xe3 Re1xe3
Qh4xf4 (Kf1-e2) (Qf4xd4) (Bd3xg6)
10(20)& 0:17.41 5198992 -1.39 Nc5-d3 Qc2-b1 Qe7-h4 h2-h3 Nd3-f2 f4xe5
Qh4-g3 Kg1-f1 Nf2xd1 Qb1xd1 Qg3xe3
10(20). 0:27.36 8209310 -1.39 Nc5-d3 Qc2-b1 Qe7-h4 h2-h3 Nd3-f2 f4xe5
Qh4-g3 Kg1-f1 Nf2xd1 Qb1xd1 Qg3xe3
11(21)& 0:40.02 12105878 -1.60 Nc5-d3 Qc2-b1 Qe7-h4 h2-h3 Nd3-f2 f4xe5
Qh4-g3 Kg1-f1 Nf2xd1 Qb1xd1 Qg3xe5 Qd1-b3
11(21). 1:42.73 30503754 -1.60 Nc5-d3 Qc2-b1 Qe7-h4 h2-h3 Nd3-f2 f4xe5
Qh4-g3 Kg1-f1 Nf2xd1 Qb1xd1 Qg3xe5 Qd1-b3
12(21)& 2:22.34 42283577 -1.27 Nc5-d3 Qc2-b1 Qe7-h4 h2-h3 Nd3-f2 f4xe5
Qh4-g3 Kg1-f1 Nf2xd1 Rd2xd1 Qg3xe3 Nd4-f3
Rh8-h5
12(23). 3:42.92 65222056 -1.27 Nc5-d3 Qc2-b1 Qe7-h4 h2-h3 Nd3-f2 f4xe5
Qh4-g3 Kg1-f1 Nf2xd1 Rd2xd1 Qg3xe3 Nd4-f3
Rh8-h5
13(26)& 5:17.07 92719251 -1.54 Nc5-d3 Qc2-b1 Qe7-h4 h2-h3 Nd3-f2 f4xe5
Qh4-g3 Kg1-f1 Nf2xd1 Rd2xd1 Qg3xe5 e3-e4
Rh8-h4 Nd4-f3
13(26). 14:08.58 243544994 -1.54 Nc5-d3 Qc2-b1 Qe7-h4 h2-h3 Nd3-f2 f4xe5
Qh4-g3 Kg1-f1 Nf2xd1 Rd2xd1 Qg3xe5 e3-e4
Rh8-h4 Nd4-f3
14(25)& 18:00.89 310583106 -1.24 Nc5-d3 Qc2-b1 Qe7-h4 h2-h3 Nd3-f2 f4xe5
Qh4-g3 Kg1-f1 Nf2xd1 Be2xd1 Qg3xe5 Qb1-d3
Rh8-h4 Nd4-f3 Qe5-f6
14(27). 28:08.59 478403974 -1.24 Nc5-d3 Qc2-b1 Qe7-h4 h2-h3 Nd3-f2 f4xe5
Qh4-g3 Kg1-f1 Nf2xd1 Be2xd1 Qg3xe5 Qb1-d3
Rh8-h4 Nd4-f3 Qe5-f6
bye,
Richard.
>MvH Dan Andersson
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