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Subject: Re: Endgame position

Author: Bryan Hofmann

Date: 14:01:53 05/26/04

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On May 26, 2004 at 16:36:48, Kim Roper Jensen wrote:

>
>[D] 8/5p1k/3p1bpp/2pP4/2P5/5NP1/r4PP1/2R3K1 w - - 0 1
>
>Uhlmann - Geller    Palma de Mallorca 1970
>
>From Positional Chess Handbook by Israel Gelfer, chapter regarding choosing a
>endgame
>
>White to move - Best move g4!, to counter blacks h5 and g5 that gives a more
>active position to black with plans of Kg6-f5
>
>Start the engines ! :)


Tao57-3 Finds it but not with a positive score.
 1   00:00 -0.82   Ne1
 1   00:00 -0.81   Nh4
 1   00:00 -0.51   Rb1
 1   00:00 -0.45   Re1
 2   00:00 -0.61   Re1 Kg7
 3   00:00 -0.61   Re1 Kg7 Kf1
 4   00:00 -0.62   Re1 Kg7 g4 Bc3
 4+  00:00 -0.62   Rb1
 4   00:00 -0.61   Rb1 Kg7 Re1 Bc3
 5   00:00 -0.62   Rb1 Kg7 Rb6 Be7 Rb1
 5+  00:00 -0.62   Re1
 6   00:00 -0.64   Rb1 Kg7 Kf1 Rc2 Rb6 Be7
 7   00:00 -0.60   Rb1 Kg7 Rb6 Be7 Rb1 Kf6 Re1
 8   00:00 -0.64   Rb1 Kg7 Rb6 Be7 Rb1 f5 Re1 Bf6
 8+  00:00 -0.64   Re1
 8   00:00 -0.62   Re1 Kg7 Kf1 Bc3 Re3 Rc2 Kg1 Bf6
 9   00:00 -0.58   Re1 Kg7 Kf1 Bc3 Re7 Kf6 Rd7 Ra1+ Ke2 Ra6
10   00:00 -0.61   Re1 Kg7 Kf1 Rc2 Re4 Bc3 g4 Ra2 Re2 Ra1+ Ne1
10+  00:00 -0.61   g4
10   00:01 -0.51   g4 Kg7 g3 Rb2 Kg2 Re2 Re1 Rxe1 Nxe1 Bc3
11   00:02 -0.47   g4 Re2 Re1 Rc2 Re4 Bd4 Nxd4 Rxc4 Rf4 Rxd4 Rxf7+ Kg8
12   00:02 -0.55   g4 Re2 Re1 Rc2 Re4 Bd4 Nxd4 Rxc4 Rf4 Rxd4 Rxf7+ Kg8 Rf6 Rxd5
Rxg6+ Kh7
13   00:04 -0.55   g4 Re2 Re1 Rc2 Re4 Bd4 Nxd4 Rxc4 Rf4 Rxd4 Rxf7+ Kg8 Rf6 Rxd5
Rxg6+ Kh7
14   00:06 -0.55   g4 Re2 Re1 Rc2 Re4 Bd4 Nxd4 Rxc4 Rf4 Rxd4 Rxf7+ Kg8 Rf6 Rxd5
Rxg6+ Kh7
15   00:19 -0.55   g4 Re2 Re1 Rc2 Re4 Bd4 Nxd4 Rxc4 Rf4 Rxd4 Rxf7+ Kh8 Rf6 Rxd5
Rxg6 Kh7
15+  00:34 -0.55   Kf1
16   01:00 -0.51   g4 Re2 g3 Re4 Nh2 Bd4 Kf1 Bb2 Rc2 Bf6 Kg2 Kg7 Kf3 Re1 Re2
Rxe2 Kxe2
17   02:51 -0.43   g4 Re2 g3 Re4 Nh2 Bd4 Kf1 Bb2 Rc2 Bf6 Kg2 Kg7 Kf3 Re1 Ra2 Bd4
Ra6




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