Author: Frank E. Oldham
Date: 00:29:48 07/09/04
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On July 07, 2004 at 15:45:43, José Antônio Fabiano Mendes wrote:
> ParSOS vs Deep Junior, Graz 2003
> [D]3r4/2p1b3/1p3pk1/1P2p1p1/1PR1PnP1/p1BrNP2/P4K1R/8 b
>And here Junior played 1...c5!! [this move highlights the problem with White's
>rook on c4 – it has run out of squares] and won in a dozen moves.
>Source ==> http://www.sahovski.com/community/preview_ci89/parsos_junior.htm
crafty19.14 on dual 2GHz G6 -- less than 1 sec to find and hold c5
9-> 0.39 -0.01 1. ... Rxc3 2. Rxc3 Bxb4 3. Rb3 Rd2+
4. Kg3 Ne2+ 5. Kh3 Ng1+ 6. Kg3 Ne2+
(s=3)
10 0.45 -1 1. ... Rxc3
10 0.50 0.58 1. ... Rxc3 2. Rxc3 Bxb4 3. Rxc7 Rd2+
4. Kg3 Ne2+ 5. Kg2 Nd4+ 6. Kh3 Rxh2+
7. Kxh2 Nxf3+ 8. Kg2 Nd4 9. Rc4 (s=2)
10 0.66 0.10 1. ... c5 2. bxc6 b5 3. Nf5 bxc4 4.
Nxe7+ Kf7 5. Rh7+ Ke6 6. c7 Re8 7.
b5 Rxc3 8. c8=Q+ Rxc8 9. Nxc8
10-> 0.87 0.10 1. ... c5 2. bxc6 b5 3. Nf5 bxc4 4.
Nxe7+ Kf7 5. Rh7+ Ke6 6. c7 Re8 7.
b5 Rxc3 8. c8=Q+ Rxc8 9. Nxc8
11 1.27 -0.15 1. ... c5 2. bxc6 b5 3. Nf5 Bf8 4.
c7 bxc4 5. cxd8=Q Rxd8 6. b5 Rd3 7.
Ba5 c3
11-> 1.59 -0.15 1. ... c5 2. bxc6 b5 3. Nf5 Bf8 4.
c7 bxc4 5. cxd8=Q Rxd8 6. b5 Rd3 7.
Ba5 c3
12 2.40 -0.42 1. ... c5 2. bxc6 b5 3. Nf5 Bf8 4.
c7 bxc4 5. cxd8=Q Rxd8 6. Ne3 Rd3 7.
Be1 c3 8. Nc2
12-> 2.90 -0.42 1. ... c5 2. bxc6 b5 3. Nf5 Bf8 4.
c7 bxc4 5. cxd8=Q Rxd8 6. Ne3 Rd3 7.
Be1 c3 8. Nc2
13 4.79 -0.65 1. ... c5 2. bxc6 b5 3. Nf5 Bf8 4.
c7 bxc4 5. cxd8=Q Rxd8 6. Ne3 Rd3 7.
Be1 c3 8. Nc2 Bd6
13-> 5.92 -0.65 1. ... c5 2. bxc6 b5 3. Nf5 Bf8 4.
c7 bxc4 5. cxd8=Q Rxd8 6. Ne3 Rd3 7.
Be1 c3 8. Nc2 Bd6
14 8.57 -0.45 1. ... c5 2. bxc6 b5 3. Nf5 Bf8 4.
c7 bxc4 5. cxd8=Q Rxd8 6. Ne3 Rd3 7.
Be1 c3 8. Nc2 Bd6 9. b5
14-> 11.87 -0.45 1. ... c5 2. bxc6 b5 3. Nf5 Bf8 4.
c7 bxc4 5. cxd8=Q Rxd8 6. Ne3 Rd3 7.
Be1 c3 8. Nc2 Bd6 9. b5
15 19.41 -0.58 1. ... c5 2. bxc6 b5 3. Nf5 Bf8 4.
c7 bxc4 5. cxd8=Q Rxd8 6. Ne3 Rd3 7.
Be1 c3 8. Nc2 Bd6 9. b5 Kf7
15-> 24.49 -0.58 1. ... c5 2. bxc6 b5 3. Nf5 Bf8 4.
c7 bxc4 5. cxd8=Q Rxd8 6. Ne3 Rd3 7.
Be1 c3 8. Nc2 Bd6 9. b5 Kf7
16 42.43 -0.56 1. ... c5 2. bxc6 b5 3. Nf5 Bf8 4.
c7 bxc4 5. cxd8=Q Rxd8 6. Ne3 Rd3 7.
Be1 c3 8. Nc2 Bd6 9. b5 Bc5+ 10. Kg3
Kf7
16-> 55.65 -0.56 1. ... c5 2. bxc6 b5 3. Nf5 Bf8 4.
c7 bxc4 5. cxd8=Q Rxd8 6. Ne3 Rd3 7.
Be1 c3 8. Nc2 Bd6 9. b5 Bc5+ 10. Kg3
Kf7
17 1:25 -0.48 1. ... c5 2. bxc6 b5 3. Nf5 Bf8 4.
c7 bxc4 5. cxd8=Q Rxd8 6. Ne3 Rd3 7.
Be1 c3 8. Nc2 Be7 9. b5 Bd6 10. Rh8
Kf7
17-> 2:11 -0.48 1. ... c5 2. bxc6 b5 3. Nf5 Bf8 4.
c7 bxc4 5. cxd8=Q Rxd8 6. Ne3 Rd3 7.
Be1 c3 8. Nc2 Be7 9. b5 Bd6 10. Rh8
Kf7
18 2:15 1/34* 1. ... c5
time=2:20 cpu=396% mat=0 n=388245573 fh=91% nps=2.77M
ext-> chk=17366145 cap=1034460 pp=871430 1rep=1090136 mate=112267
predicted=0 nodes=388245573 evals=85560679 50move=0
endgame tablebase-> probes=0 hits=0
SMP-> split=1401 stop=169 data=9/64 cpu=9:16 elap=2:20
Frank
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