Author: Sean Empey
Date: 15:12:56 05/26/04
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On May 26, 2004 at 17:59:49, Kim Roper Jensen wrote: >On May 26, 2004 at 17:55:00, Sean Empey wrote: > >>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 ! :) >> >>Storm 0.6 >> >> 1& -1.26 (0:00.00) 5 1. f3-e5 >> 1& +2.04 (0:00.00) 12 1. g3-g4 >> 1& +2.09 (0:00.00) 18 1. c1-b1 >> 1& +2.29 (0:00.00) 30 1. c1-d1 >> 1. +2.29 (0:00.00) 39 1. c1-d1 >> 2- +1.07 (0:00.00) 93 1. c1-d1 a2-e2 >> 2& +1.12 (0:00.00) 198 1. c1-e1 a2-c2 >> 2. +1.12 (0:00.00) 271 1. c1-e1 a2-c2 >> 3& +1.08 (0:00.00) 503 1. c1-e1 a2-a1 2. e1xa1 >> 3& +1.09 (0:00.00) 708 1. g3-g4 a2-e2 2. c1-d1 >> 3. +1.09 (0:00.00) 1445 1. g3-g4 a2-e2 2. c1-d1 >> 4& +0.54 (0:00.01) 2461 1. g3-g4 h7-g8 2. c1-e1 a2-c2 >> 4& +0.74 (0:00.01) 5776 1. f3-h2 a2-e2 2. h2-g4 f6-e5 >> 4& +0.74 (0:00.01) 5776 1. f3-h2 a2-e2 2. h2-g4 f6-e5 >> 5& +0.94 (0:00.03) 11365 1. f3-h2 f6-b2 2. c1-c2 a2-a1 3. h2-f1 >> b2-d4 >> 5. +0.94 (0:00.05) 15186 1. f3-h2 f6-b2 2. c1-c2 a2-a1 3. h2-f1 >> b2-d4 >> 6& +0.41 (0:00.08) 33368 1. f3-h2 a2-e2 2. h2-g4 f6-g7 3. g4-e3 >> h7-g8 >> 6& +0.49 (0:00.12) 60434 1. g3-g4 h7-g8 2. c1-e1 a2-a8 3. e1-e4 >> a8-d8 >> 6. +0.49 (0:00.16) 77126 1. g3-g4 h7-g8 2. c1-e1 a2-a8 3. e1-e4 >> a8-d8 >> 7& +0.49 (0:00.31) 162945 1. g3-g4 a2-e2 2. g1-f1 e2-e7 3. c1-d1 >> h7-g8 4. f1-g1 >> 7. +0.49 (0:00.45) 249297 1. g3-g4 a2-e2 2. g1-f1 e2-e7 3. c1-d1 >> h7-g8 4. f1-g1 >> 8& +0.44 (0:00.75) 469868 1. g3-g4 h7-g8 2. c1-e1 a2-a8 3. e1-e4 >> a8-d8 4. e4-e2 f6-d4 >> 8. +0.45 (0:01.33) 897543 1. g3-g4 h7-g8 2. c1-e1 a2-a8 3. e1-e4 >> a8-d8 4. e4-e2 f6-d4 >> 9& +0.20 (0:03.26) 2252408 1. g3-g4 a2-b2 2. c1-d1 b2-c2 3. f3-d2 >> f6-e5 4. g2-g3 h7-g8 5. f2-f4 >> 9& +0.41 (0:08.00) 5526639 1. f3-e1 h7-g8 2. e1-f3 h6-h5 3. c1-e1 >> a2-c2 4. e1-e8 g8-g7 5. e8-e4 g7-g8 >> 6. e4-f4 >> 9. +0.41 (0:08.30) 5732513 1. f3-e1 h7-g8 2. e1-f3 h6-h5 3. c1-e1 >> a2-c2 4. e1-e8 g8-g7 5. e8-e4 g7-g8 >> 6. e4-f4 >>10& -0.02 (0:14.56) 10578012 1. f3-e1 f6-b2 2. c1-c2 a2-a1 3. c2xb2 >> a1xe1 4. g1-h2 e1-c1 5. b2-b6 h7-g8 >> 6. b6xd6 >>10& +0.14 (0:23.30) 16941775 1. g3-g4 h7-g7 2. c1-e1 a2-c2 3. e1-e4 >> c2-c1 4. g1-h2 c1-f1 5. e4-e2 g7-g8 >>10& +0.15 (0:29.58) 21379853 1. c1-b1 a2-c2 2. b1-b6 c2xc4 3. b6xd6 >> c4-c1 4. g1-h2 f6-d4 5. f3xd4 c5xd4 >> 6. d6-d7 >>10& +0.30 (0:34.92) 25308804 1. g1-f1 f6-g5 2. c1-e1 a2-c2 3. e1-e4 >> f7-f5 4. e4-e6 c2-c1 5. f3-e1 h7-g8 >> 6. f1-g1 >>10. +0.30 (0:35.01) 25370065 1. g1-f1 f6-g5 2. c1-e1 a2-c2 3. e1-e4 >> f7-f5 4. e4-e6 c2-c1 5. f3-e1 h7-g8 >> 6. f1-g1 >>11& +0.25 (0:47.92) 33963742 1. g1-f1 f6-g5 2. f3xg5 h6xg5 3. g3-g4 >> a2-d2 4. f1-g1 d2-a2 5. g2-g3 a2-d2 >> 6. f2-f4 g5xf4 7. g3xf4 h7-g8 >>11. +0.25 (0:50.92) 36103934 1. g1-f1 f6-g5 2. f3xg5 h6xg5 3. g3-g4 >> a2-d2 4. f1-g1 d2-a2 5. g2-g3 a2-d2 >> 6. f2-f4 g5xf4 7. g3xf4 h7-g8 >>12& +0.16 (1:41.64) 73158592 1. g1-f1 h7-g8 2. f1-g1 h6-h5 3. c1-d1 >> a2-c2 4. f3-d2 f6-e5 5. g1-h1 e5-d4 >> 6. h1-g1 d4-e5 7. g1-h1 e5-d4 8. h1-g1 >> d4-e5 9. g1-h1 e5-d4 10. h1-g1 d4-e5 >> 11. g1-h1 e5-d4 12. h1-g1 d4-e5 13. g1-h1 >> e5-d4 14. h1-g1 d4-e5 15. g1-h1 e5-d4 >>12. +0.16 (2:04.37) 89189428 1. g1-f1 h7-g8 2. f1-g1 h6-h5 3. c1-d1 >> a2-c2 4. f3-d2 f6-e5 5. g1-h1 e5-d4 >> 6. h1-g1 > > >This seems a little strange, first white moves king to f1 and then g1 again ? >And black first moves king to g8 and then h5, is there some king on the edge >penalty ? no. This engine is just lame. It seems to get worse as it searches deeper. It tends to do odd things. I thought I would see what it thought though. it had the move at depth 8, but as it searched deeper it went for g1-f1. It would have taken it forever to return what it thought for depth 13. I'll see what the newest Storm comes up with. Sean
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