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Subject: Re: Another interesting Anti-Null move position (from a real game)

Author: Dieter Buerssner

Date: 14:42:11 06/15/04

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On June 15, 2004 at 17:35:57, Vincent Diepeveen wrote:

>So the tactical line to find for white is just a few ply :
>
>qd2+   1
>kg4 (extend)  2
>qe3    2
>null   3
>null   4
>b5     5
>axb5   qsearch
>
>So 5 + 2R.

4 + 2R+2 ? Each null "eats" R+1.

>The important thing is to get a score for gxh5 below the score of this line,
>that's all.

And with more depth, you will certainly get such a score, independent of eval.

Regards,
Dieter

• Re: Another interesting Anti-Null move position (from a real game) Anthony Cozzie 15:25:51 06/15/04
• Re: Another interesting Anti-Null move position (from a real game) Dieter Buerssner 14:52:15 06/15/04
  • Re: Another interesting Anti-Null move position (from a real game) Vincent Diepeveen 15:30:20 06/15/04

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