Author: George Tsavdaris
Date: 04:18:28 11/19/04
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On November 19, 2004 at 03:01:33, David Dahlem wrote: >On November 18, 2004 at 17:22:10, Dimitris Poulos wrote: > >>On November 18, 2004 at 16:08:34, Ingo Bauer wrote: >> >>>... which is evaluating this as drawish. >>> >>>[D]8/p1K5/6Bk/PP5P/8/8/5b2/8 w - - >>> >>>I dont think that it is possible to do it in search. Is there a possibility to >>>do it with a "rule" or knowledge? >>> >>>Easy for a human! >>> >>>Bye >>>Ingo >> >>Smarthink is. >> >>Dimitris > >SmarThink v0.17a default settings does NOT evaluate this a drawish!! > >FEN: 8/p1K5/6Bk/PP5P/8/8/5b2/8 w - - 0 1 > >SmarThink v0.17a: > > 7 00:00 12.147 1.781 +1.22 1.a6 Bc5 2.Kc6 Bd4 3.Kd6 > 7 00:00 13.984 2.050 +1.22 1.a6 Bc5 > 7 00:00 14.818 2.172 +1.23 1.Kc6 Bd4 2.a6 Be3 3.Kd6 Bd4 4.Kc6 Be3 5.Kd6 >Bd4 6.Kc6 Be3 7.Kd6 Bd4 8.Kc6 Be3 9.Kd6 Bd4 10.Kc6 Be3 11.Kd6 > 7 00:00 15.119 2.216 +1.23 1.Kc6 > 8 00:00 26.297 3.827 +1.24 1.Kc6 > 8 00:00 26.583 3.869 +1.24 1.Kc6 > 9 00:00 42.683 6.168 +1.24 1.Kc6 Bd4 2.a6 Be3 3.Kd5 Bb6 > 9 00:00 42.683 6.168 +1.24 1.Kc6 Bd4 2.a6 Be3 3.Kd5 Bb6 > 10 00:00 116.919 16.238 +1.24 1.Kc6 Bd4 2.a6 Be3 3.Kd5 Bb6 4.Kd6 Bd4 >5.Kc6 Be3 6.Kd5 Bb6 7.Kd6 Bd4 8.Kc6 Be3 9.Kd5 Bb6 10.Kd6 Bd4 11.Kc6 > 10 00:00 116.919 16.238 +1.24 1.Kc6 Bd4 2.a6 Be3 3.Kd5 Bb6 4.Kd6 Bd4 >5.Kc6 Be3 6.Kd5 Bb6 7.Kd6 Bd4 8.Kc6 Be3 9.Kd5 Bb6 10.Kd6 Bd4 > 11 00:01 221.105 29.363 +1.24 1.Kc6 Bd4 2.a6 Be3 3.Kd5 Bb6 4.Kd6 Bd4 >5.Kc6 Be3 6.Kd5 Bb6 7.Kd6 Bd4 8.Kc6 Be3 9.Kd5 Bb6 10.Kd6 Bd4 11.Kc6 > 11 00:01 221.105 29.363 +1.24 1.Kc6 Bd4 2.a6 Be3 3.Kd5 Bb6 4.Kd6 Bd4 >5.Kc6 Be3 6.Kd5 Bb6 7.Kd6 Bd4 8.Kc6 Be3 9.Kd5 Bb6 10.Kd6 Bd4 > 12 00:02 534.491 62.733 +1.24 1.Kc6 Bd4 2.a6 Be3 3.Kd5 Bb6 4.Kd6 Bd4 >5.Kc6 Be3 6.Kd5 Bb6 7.Kd6 Bd4 8.Kc6 Be3 9.Kd5 Bb6 10.Kd6 Bd4 11.Kc6 > 12 00:02 534.491 62.733 +1.24 1.Kc6 Bd4 2.a6 Be3 3.Kd5 Bb6 4.Kd6 Bd4 >5.Kc6 Be3 6.Kd5 Bb6 7.Kd6 Bd4 8.Kc6 Be3 9.Kd5 Bb6 10.Kd6 Bd4 > 13 00:03 1.100.418 107.044 +1.24 1.Kc6 Bd4 2.a6 Be3 3.Kd5 Bb6 4.Kd6 Bd4 >5.Kd5 Bf6 6.b6 axb6 7.Ke6 Kg7 > 13 00:03 1.100.418 107.044 +1.24 1.Kc6 Bd4 2.a6 Be3 3.Kd5 Bb6 4.Kd6 Bd4 >5.Kd5 Bf6 6.b6 axb6 7.Ke6 Kg7 > 14 00:08 2.710.530 309.068 +1.23 1.Kc6 Bd4 2.a6 Bb6 3.Kd5 Ba5 > 14 00:09 2.838.372 304.546 +1.23 1.Kc6 Bd4 2.a6 Bb6 3.Kd5 Ba5 4.Ke6 > 15 00:17 5.608.598 314.207 +1.23 1.Kc6 Bd4 2.a6 Bb6 3.Kd5 Ba5 4.Ke6 Kg7 >5.Bf7 Bb6 6.Bg6 Kh6 > 15 00:17 5.608.598 314.207 +1.23 1.Kc6 Bd4 2.a6 Bb6 3.Kd5 Ba5 4.Ke6 Kg7 >5.Bf7 Bb6 6.Bg6 Kh6 > 16 00:33 10.457.874 314.522 +1.23 1.Kc6 Bd4 2.a6 Bb6 3.Kd5 Ba5 4.Ke6 Kg7 >5.Bf7 Bb6 6.Be8 Kh6 7.Bg6 Bc5 8.Kd5 Bb6 9.Kd6 Ba5 > 16 00:33 10.457.874 314.522 +1.23 1.Kc6 Bd4 2.a6 Bb6 3.Kd5 Ba5 4.Ke6 Kg7 >5.Bf7 Bb6 6.Be8 Kh6 7.Bg6 Bc5 8.Kd5 Bb6 9.Kd6 Ba5 > Actually, for an experienced Chess-engine user like you, it is easy to see that when having a specific "small" score for many plies up to 16, which doesn't change at all, then the position is most probably a draw if we are talking for an edngame. (Smarthink finds the draw but it's materialistic DNA, prevents it from showing a zero score.)
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