Author: Dan Ellwein
Date: 19:10:37 07/29/04
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On July 28, 2004 at 17:25:05, José Antônio Fabiano Mendes wrote: > Karjakin vs Kramnik, Dortmund 2004 > [D]8/8/8/p6k/2P5/3K2r1/6p1/6Q1 w >Here Karjakin played 63. Kd4, escorting his pawn, which complicated the win. >In his rapid post-game analysis here at ChessBase.com, GM Ramirez suggested >63. Kd2 in a long winning line that was later corrected in minor fashion by Mig. > >Kasparov showed us a faster win with a better idea here, 63. Ke2! The white king >goes over to attack the g-pawn so the white queen can escape her prison on g1. >63...Kg4 64. c5 Kh3 65. Kf2 and Black is helpless. Shredder now announces >mate in 19. > >Source ==> http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=1813 here's the output from CM9_chesgek... P3/850 Time Depth Score Positions Moves ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 0:00 1/3 0.96 1096 1.Ke2 Kg4 2.c5 Kf5 0:00 1/4 1.05 3865 1.Ke2 Kg6 2.c5 a4 3.c6 0:00 1/5 0.78 9206 1.Ke2 a4 2.Kf2 Rg4 3.Qh2+ Kg6 4.Qd6+ Kf5 0:00 1/5 0.80 10560 1.Kd4 Rg4+ 2.Ke3 a4 3.c5 Rg3+ 4.Kf2 0:00 1/5 0.81 12417 1.Ke4 Rg4+ 2.Kf3 Rxc4 3.Qxg2 a4 4.Qa2 0:00 1/6 0.67 22859 1.Ke4 a4 2.c5 a3 3.c6 a2 4.c7 Rg4+ 5.Ke3 0:00 1/6 0.96 31310 1.Ke2 a4 2.c5 a3 3.c6 Kh4 0:00 1/7 1.17 69427 1.Ke2 Kh4 2.c5 Kh3 3.c6 Rc3 4.Kf2 Rc2+ 5.Kf3 0:01 1/8 1.02 105695 1.Ke2 Kh4 2.c5 Kh3 3.Kf2 a4 4.c6 a3 5.c7 0:01 2/9 0.79 224782 1.Ke2 Kh4 2.c5 Kh3 3.Kf2 a4 4.c6 Rg7 5.Qa1 0:03 2/9 1.00 369176 1.Kd2 Kg4 2.c5 Kh3 3.c6 a4 4.c7 Rg8 5.Qb1 Ra8 0:04 3/10 0.93 559870 1.Kd2 Kg4 2.c5 Kh3 3.c6 a4 4.c7 Rg8 5.Qe3+ Kh2 6.Qe4 Kg3 0:07 3/10 1.24 863475 1.Ke2 Kh4 2.c5 Kh3 3.Kf2 a4 4.c6 Rg7 5.Qd1 Rf7+ 6.Kg1 Kg3 0:13 4/11 1.22 1621853 1.Ke2 Kh4 2.c5 Kh3 3.Kf2 a4 4.c6 Rg4 5.c7 Rf4+ 6.Ke2 Rc4 7.Qe3+ Kh2 0:51 5/12 1.89 6295425 1.Ke2 Kg6 2.c5 Rg4 3.c6 Kf7 4.c7 Rc4 5.Qf2+ Ke8 6.Qe3+ Kf8 7.Qd3 g1=Q 8.Qxc4 2:36 6/13 2.59 19207610 1.Ke2 a4 2.c5 a3 3.Kf2 Rg4 4.c6 a2 5.c7 Rf4+ 6.Ke3 Rc4 7.Qh2+ Kg5 8.Qxg2+ Kh6 9.Qh2+ Kg6 10.Qd6+ Kg7 11.Qe5+ Kf7 Dan
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