Author: Uri Blass
Date: 03:26:41 11/07/04
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On November 07, 2004 at 05:23:27, Ed Schröder wrote: >Last night I played a game against my own brainchild, I sometimes still do that. >The game got interesting when I played a wild sacrifice which I couldn't oversee >till the end but as it seems is correct after all. It's my bet (in case the >sacrifice is correct) no engine will find this move. It is my bet that engines may find it if it is correct. The score is negative before h5 so engines even do not need to see a draw in order to find h5 h5 is also probably not winning(probably it draws but it does not mean that the sacrifice is correct because there may be other drawing moves and movei fails high on a3 and gives the following line when you can see that h5 is planned later. depth=14 -1.09 a2a3 d8a5 a1b1 d4c3 a3b4 a5b4 h4h5 b8c6 g5h7 f8e8 h5g6 f7g6 e1f1 c3b2 b1b2 Nodes: 155211457 NPS: 493455 Time: 00:05:14.54 Uri
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