Author: Dan Ellwein
Date: 12:34:30 11/14/04
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On November 13, 2004 at 19:15:16, Cliff Sears wrote: >[d] 4rr1k/pppb2bp/2q1n1p1/4p3/8/1BPPBN2/PP2QPP1/2KR3R w - - 0 20 P3/850 after 30 minutes CM10_Kasparov likes Qd2 with a score of 1.32... Time Depth Score Positions Moves 0:00 1/3 0.82 1614 1.Kb1 Nc5 2.Bc4 0:00 1/4 0.96 8148 1.Kb1 b6 2.Bh6 Bxh6 3.Rxh6 0:00 1/5 0.49 29338 1.Kb1 Nf4 2.Ng5 h6 3.Qf1 Nxg2 4.Bxa7 0:01 1/5 0.86 55432 1.Qc2 Nf4 2.Ng5 h5 3.g3 Ne6 0:03 1/6 0.75 183360 1.Qc2 Rf5 2.Rh4 Nf4 3.Rdh1 h5 0:07 1/7 0.95 458145 1.Qc2 Nf4 2.Ng5 h6 3.Ne4 Be6 4.Kb1 Bxb3 5.axb3 0:17 1/8 1.00 1048433 1.Qc2 Nf4 2.Ng5 h5 3.f3 Nd5 4.Bxa7 b6 5.Ne4 0:49 1/9 0.93 3157579 1.Qc2 Nf4 2.Ng5 h5 3.g3 Nd5 4.Bxa7 Ra8 5.Be3 Kg8 1:05 1/9 1.07 4335430 1.Bh6 Nf4 2.Qe3 Bg4 3.Ng5 Bxh6 4.Rxh6 Re7 5.Rdh1 Bh5 6.Qxe5+ Qf6 7.Bf7 Nxd3+ 8.Kb1 1:50 2/10 0.76 7696696 1.Bh6 Nf4 2.Qe3 Qf6 3.Bxg7+ Kxg7 4.Qxa7 Nxg2 5.Bd5 Bc6 6.Bxc6 Qxc6 5:00 2/10 1.02 20908922 1.Qd2 h5 2.Rh4 a5 3.Rdh1 Qd6 4.Ng5 Nxg5 5.Bxg5 Bf5 6.Rd1 11:54 2/11 1.14 47587685 1.Qd2 h5 2.d4 exd4 3.Nxd4 Qxg2 4.Rdg1 Qe4 5.f3 Rxf3 6.Nxf3 Qxf3 7.Bxa7 32:15 2/12 1.32 137048256 1.Qd2 Nf4 2.d4 Bg4 3.Ng5 h5 4.dxe5 Bxd1 5.Rxd1 Nxg2 6.Bd5 Qa6 7.Bxg2 Bxe5 Dan > >Out of Crafty1917, Tiger14, Hiarcs8, Anaconda162, and AnMon 5.40 only AnMon >selects the move played by Steinitz > >Commentary from "The Mammoth Book of The World's Greatest Chess Games" by >Burgess, Nunn, and Emms states: > >""More attacking than defensive" - Steinitz. This subtle queen retreat, which >has many different purposes, is a move of star quality. Firstly White removes >the queen from the e-file, thus eliminating many of Black's tactical tricks >involving ...Nf4 and ...Nd4. There is also a much deeper aspect to 20 Qf1 which >becomes obvious very soon." > >wKc1,Qe2,Nf3,Bb3,e3,Rd1,h1,Pa2,b2,c3,d3,f2,g2/bKh8,Qc6,Ne6,Bd7,g7,Re8,f8,Pa7,b7,c7,e5,g6,h7 > >Steinitz,W (2590) - Chigorin,M (2600) [C65] >GCG_005 Havana (4), 1892 > >1.e2-e4 e7-e5 2.Ng1-f3 Nb8-c6 3.Bf1-b5 Ng8-f6 4.d2-d3 d7-d6 5.c2-c3 g7-g6 >6.Nb1-d2 Bf8-g7 7.Nd2-f1 0-0 8.Bb5-a4 Nf6-d7 9.Nf1-e3 Nd7-c5 10.Ba4-c2 Nc5-e6 >11.h2-h4 Nc6-e7 12.h4-h5 d6-d5 13.h5xg6 f7xg6 14.e4xd5 Ne7xd5 15.Ne3xd5 Qd8xd5 >16.Bc2-b3 Qd5-c6 17.Qd1-e2 Bc8-d7 18.Bc1-e3 Kg8-h8 19.0-0-0 Ra8-e8 20.Qe2-f1 >a7-a5 21.d3-d4 e5xd4 22.Nf3xd4 Bg7xd4 23.Rd1xd4 Ne6xd4 24.Rh1xh7+ Kh8xh7 >25.Qf1-h1+ Kh7-g7 26.Be3-h6+ Kg7-f6 27.Qh1-h4+ Kf6-e5 28.Qh4xd4+ 1-0 > >Steinitz,W - Chigorin,M >4rr1k/pppb2bp/2q1n1p1/4p3/8/1BPPBN2/PP2QPP1/2KR3R w - - 0 1 > >Analysis by AnMon5.40: >± (0.73): 20.Qe2-f1 Re8-e7 21.Nf3-g5 Qc6-d6 > >Steinitz,W - Chigorin,M >4rr1k/pppb2bp/2q1n1p1/4p3/8/1BPPBN2/PP2QPP1/2KR3R w - - 0 1 > >Analysis by Crafty 19.17: > >1. = (0.04): 20.Qe2-c2 Rf8-f5 21.Kc1-b1 Ne6-f4 22.Nf3-h4 Rf5-g5 23.Bb3-f7 >2. = (0.00): 20.Qe2-d2 Re8-e7 21.Rh1-h4 Rf8-f5 22.Rd1-h1 Bg7-f6 23.Rh4-g4 >3. = (-0.05): 20.Qe2-e1 a7-a5 21.Kc1-b1 a5-a4 22.Bb3-c2 Ne6-f4 23.Nf3-g5 > >Steinitz,W - Chigorin,M >4rr1k/pppb2bp/2q1n1p1/4p3/8/1BPPBN2/PP2QPP1/2KR3R w - - 0 1 > >Analysis by Hiarcs 8: > >1. ± (1.02): 20.Qe2-d2 Qc6-d6 >2. ± (0.87): 20.Qe2-c2 Rf8-f5 >3. ± (0.78): 20.Kc1-b1 a7-a5 >4. ± (0.77): 20.Rh1-h2 Ne6-f4 >5. ± (0.77): 20.Rh1-h4 Ne6-f4 >6. ² (0.56): 20.Qe2-f1 a7-a5 >7. ² (0.55): 20.Rd1-g1 a7-a5 21.Kc1-b1 a5-a4 >) > >Steinitz,W - Chigorin,M >4rr1k/pppb2bp/2q1n1p1/4p3/8/1BPPBN2/PP2QPP1/2KR3R w - - 0 1 > >Analysis by Chess Tiger 14.0: > >1. +- (1.62): 20.Qe2-d2 h7-h5 21.Rh1-h4 >2. +- (1.62): 20.Qe2-c2 Ne6-f4 21.Nf3-g5 h7-h6 22.Rh1-h2 Bd7-f5 23.g2-g3 Nf4-d5 >24.Rd1-h1 Nd5xe3 25.f2xe3 >3. +- (1.52): 20.Rh1-h2 Ne6-f4
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