Author: Uri Blass
Date: 10:49:36 07/27/04
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On July 27, 2004 at 13:38:20, Uri Blass wrote: >On July 27, 2004 at 13:25:55, Uri Blass wrote: > >>On July 27, 2004 at 12:39:38, Dan Andersson wrote: >> >>>Engine UCI 71 MB 933MHz PIII Cu-Mine: >>> 7 00:00 0,00 a4a5 d3d2 Be1xd2 Bg5xd2 a5a6 Bd2e3 Kb5c4 Be3g1 Kc4b5 >>> 8 00:00 0,00 a4a5 d3d2 Be1xd2 Bg5xd2 a5a6 Bd2e3 Kb5c4 Be3g1 Kc4b5 Ke6d5 >>> 9 00:00 0,00 a4a5 d3d2 Be1xd2 Bg5xd2 a5a6 Bd2e3 Kb5c4 Be3g1 Kc4b5 Ke6d5 >>>Kb5a5 >>>10 00:00 0,00 a4a5 d3d2 Be1xd2 Bg5xd2 a5a6 Bd2e3 Kb5c4 Be3g1 Kc4b5 Ke6d5 >>>Kb5a5 Bg1f2 >>>11 00:01 0,00 a4a5 d3d2 Be1xd2 Bg5xd2 a5a6 Bd2e3 Kb5c4 Be3g1 Kc4b5 Ke6d5 >>>Kb5a5 Bg1f2 a6a7 Bf2xa7 >>>12 00:01 0,00 a4a5 d3d2 Be1xd2 Bg5xd2 a5a6 Bd2e3 Kb5c4 Be3g1 Kc4b5 Ke6d5 >>>Kb5a5 Bg1f2 a6a7 Bf2xa7 Ka5a6 >>>13 00:06 0,00 a4a5 d3d2 Be1xd2 Bg5xd2 a5a6 Bd2e3 Kb5c4 Be3g1 Kc4b5 Ke6d5 >>>Kb5a5 Bg1f2 a6a7 Bf2xa7 Ka5a6 h7h5 >>>14 00:09 0,00 a4a5 d3d2 Be1xd2 Bg5xd2 a5a6 Bd2e3 Kb5c4 Be3g1 Kc4b5 Ke6d5 >>>Kb5a5 Bg1f2 a6a7 Bf2xa7 Ka5a6 h7h5 Ka6b7 >>>15 01:27 0,00 a4a5 d3d2 Be1xd2 Bg5xd2 a5a6 Bd2e3 Kb5c4 Be3g1 Kc4b5 Ke6d5 >>>Kb5a5 Bg1f2 a6a7 Bf2xa7 Ka5a6 Kd5e5 Ka6b7 Ke5d4 >> >>Bd2 seems obvious to me as a player >> >>After a5 I am afraid that the black king can prevent the white king to go to h1 >>with a fortress position when after Bd2 I feel more sure that it is a draw >>because black must play Bxd2 Kc4 and the next move of white not only capture the >>pawn but earns a tempo by threat against the bishop >> >>Uri > >In second thought Kc4 seems even better and Bd2 is only wasting a tempo but it >seems to be that both lead to draw when a5 is losing. > >I simply looked for the more beautiful move and saw no problem with it. > >Uri I am not so sure about it a5 simply seems more risky and I also trusted the first post that claimed that white lost that game but I cannot see a win for black after a5 inspite of it. Uri
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