Author: John Merlino
Date: 12:56:37 09/16/04
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On September 16, 2004 at 14:58:29, Drexel,Michael wrote:
>On September 16, 2004 at 14:25:08, John Merlino wrote:
>
>>On September 16, 2004 at 08:49:21, Milorad Madjar wrote:
>>
>>>AMD 2800 +
>>>128 DDR, 64 for all
>>>ponder off
>>>tablebase off
>>>Perfect v50.ctg
>>>D.Fritz GUI
>>>5 min for game
>>>
>>>[Event "50-1"]
>>>[Site "s"]
>>>[Date "2004.09.14"]
>>>[Round "1"]
>>>[White "Deep Fritz 8"]
>>>[Black "The King 3.33"]
>>>[Result "1/2-1/2"]
>>>[ECO "E97"]
>>>[PlyCount "127"]
>>>[EventDate "2004.09.14"]
>>>[Source "k"]
>>>
>>>1. d4 {0} 1... g6 {0} 2. Nf3 {0} 2... Nf6 {0} 3. c4 {0} 3... d6 {0} 4. Nc3 {0}
>>>4... Bg7 {0} 5. e4 {0} 5... O-O {0} 6. Be2 {0} 6... e5 {0} 7. O-O {0} 7... Nc6
>>>{0} 8. d5 {0} 8... Ne7 {0} 9. Be3 {0.41/10 7} 9... Bd7 {(Ng4) 0.67/9 14} 10.
>>>Nd2 {(Qb3) 0.69/10 11} 10... c5 {(Bc8) 0.59/8 5} 11. f4 {(Nb5) 0.83/10 7} 11...
>>>Bh6 {(exf4) 0.65/9 7} 12. Qe1 {1.13/10 8} 12... Qb6 {(Ne8) 0.82/8 6} 13. Qh4 {
>>>1.75/9 6} 13... Kg7 {1.16/9 17} 14. Qxh6+ {2.16/10 6} 14... Kxh6 {1.16/8 1} 15.
>>>fxe5+ {1.51/9 4} 15... g5 {1.48/10 6} 16. Rxf6+ {1.71/9 4} 16... Ng6 {
>>>(Kg7) 1.48/9 2} 17. Nb5 {(Nb3) 1.76/9 3} 17... Bxb5 {1.11/8 3} 18. cxb5 {
>>>0.38/10 5} 18... Kg7 {1.15/9 6} 19. Rxd6 {0.38/9 3} 19... Qc7 {1.06/9 4} 20.
>>>Bxg5 {0.61/10 7} 20... Kg8 {(Rfe8) 1.10/9 6} 21. Rf1 {0.77/10 7} 21... Rfe8 {
>>>(Nxe5) 0.89/8 5} 22. e6 {(Be3) 0.68/10 9} 22... fxe6 {0.86/8 2} 23. Rxe6 {
>>>0.89/10 5} 23... Rxe6 {0.88/8 3} 24. dxe6 {0.87/10 4} 24... Ne5 {1.01/8 5} 25.
>>>Nc4 {1.11/10 5} 25... Nxc4 {(Re8) 0.90/9 5} 26. Bxc4 {1.49/10 4} 26... Qe5 {
>>>(Re8) 0.87/9 5} 27. e7+ {1.45/10 3} 27... Kg7 {0.97/7 1} 28. Bf6+ {1.45/10 4}
>>>28... Qxf6 {0.85/9 1} 29. Rxf6 {1.38/13 3} 29... Kxf6 {1.05/10 1} 30. Bd5 {
>>>1.32/14 4} 30... Kxe7 {1.08/11 5} 31. Bxb7 {1.38/14 5} 31... Rf8 {
>>>(Rb8) 1.11/11 6} 32. a4 {1.59/13 5} 32... Kd6 {(Rb8) 1.30/10 5} 33. Bd5 {
>>>(a5) 1.54/13 6} 33... h5 {(Rb8) 1.32/10 5} 34. a5 {1.94/14 11} 34... Kc7 {
>>>1.46/10 4} 35. b3 {(g3) 2.04/13 6} 35... h4 {1.37/9 3} 36. h3 {(g3) 1.41/12 4}
>>>36... Rf6 {(Rf4) 1.08/10 4} 37. g4 {(Kh2) 0.79/14 5} 37... hxg3 {0.46/10 3} 38.
>>>Kg2 {0.92/14 3} 38... Rg6 {0.52/9 2} 39. h4 {1.00/14 4} 39... Rg7 {
>>>(Rg4) 0.59/10 5} 40. e5 {(h5) 0.78/13 4} 40... Re7 {0.53/10 3} 41. Kxg3 {
>>>0.80/14 5} 41... Rxe5 {0.62/10 3} 42. Bc4 {1.00/13 3} 42... Re1 {0.62/10 3} 43.
>>>h5 {0.80/13 5} 43... Ra1 {0.61/10 4} 44. a6 {(b6+) 1.41/12 3} 44... Rh1 {
>>>0.67/10 3} 45. Kg4 {1.50/13 3} 45... Kd6 {1.01/11 4} 46. Kg5 {1.23/12 1} 46...
>>>Ke5 {1.11/10 3} 47. Be2 {1.78/12 2} 47... Ke6 {(Rh2) 1.24/9 2} 48. h6 {
>>>1.46/11 2} 48... Rg1+ {1.09/9 3} 49. Bg4+ {(Kf4) 2.81/13 2} 49... Kf7 {0.00/9 1
>>>} 50. b6 {(Kf5) 2.80/14 2} 50... axb6 {1.83/9 1} 51. a7 {2.80/13 1} 51... Ra1 {
>>>1.88/9 1} 52. Be6+ {2.89/12 1} 52... Kf8 {1.80/9 1} 53. Kg6 {2.76/12 1} 53...
>>>Rxa7 {0.88/9 1} 54. h7 {2.72/13 1} 54... Rxh7 {1.73/11 2} 55. Kxh7 {2.74/14 1}
>>>55... Ke7 {1.27/14 2} 56. Bc4 {2.53/16 4} 56... Kd6 {0.41/14 3} 57. Kg6 {
>>>2.27/14 2} 57... Kc6 {0.30/12 2} 58. Kf5 {0.18/13 4} 58... b5 {0.07/13 2} 59.
>>>Be6 {(Ke4) 0.21/12 2} 59... c4 {(Kb6) 0.00/12 2} 60. b4 {0.00/13 3} 60... c3 {
>>>0.00/13 2} 61. Bb3 {0.00/17 3} 61... c2 {0.00/13 2} 62. Bxc2 {0.00/17 3} 62...
>>>Kd5 {0.00/12 2} 63. Bb3+ {(Bd3) 0.00/16 3} 63... Kd4 {0.00/11 1} 64. Be6 {
>>>0.00/16 3} 1/2-1/2
>>
>>Were you using the default settings for TK 3.33?
>>
>>9.Be3 is a very strange move from DF8. I'm surprised that there is no book move
>>there, as this position has been reached thousands of times (Chessmaster 9000
>>will always play 9.Nd2 here).
>>
>
>9...Bd7 from The King 3.33 is even more strange.
>Actually it is a Patzer move.
>
>Michael
Well, the main point that I missed was that this was a 5/min game, and that
explains what are probably several odd moves throughout the game. Some analysis
with CM9_SKR on an AMD 2500 shows that, depending on the time control, that
personality could play 9...c5, 9...h6, 9...Bd7 or 9...Nh5 (listed in order such
that the first one would be played on the fastest time control, and the last one
played on the slowest time control).
I think Black has failed to equalize in any way out of the opening, so FIRST
blame the book. :-)
Another interesting position is before 17.Nb5:
[D]r4r2/pp1b1p1p/1q1p1Rnk/2pPP1p1/2P1P3/2N1B3/PP1NB1PP/R5K1 w - - 0 17
CM9_SKR prefers 17.Nb3, with a difference in eval of about 0.4.
jm
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