Author: Kurt Utzinger
Date: 03:34:17 05/12/05
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On May 12, 2005 at 02:37:23, Terry McCracken wrote:
>Nxf7 is tempting but I believe Qe2 is stronger, with a killer threat of Nxf7!
>next move.
>
>This position is taken from a blitz game I played tonight.
>
>[D]r2qkbnr/1b3ppp/p3p3/2ppN3/3P1B2/2N5/PPP2PPP/R2QR1K1 w kq - 0 12
>
>Terry
Shredder 9 UCI thinks that dxc5 ist best move
Kurt
9/27 0:01 +1.96
1.Sa4 cxd4 2.Dxd4 f6 3.Sf3 e5 4.Tad1 Se7 5.Db4 Dc8 (278.444) 207
10/27 0:02 +2.09
1.Sa4 cxd4 2.Dxd4 f6 3.Sf3 e5 4.Sc5 Lxc5 5.Dxc5 Tc8 6.Db4 Dd7 (458.196) 211
11/30 0:04 +1.96
1.Sa4 cxd4 2.Dxd4 Tc8 3.Da7 Tc7 4.Sd3 Ld6 5.Lxd6 Dxd6 6.Sac5 Lc8 7.Db8 (925.802)
216
12/26 0:09 +2.21++
1.Sa4 cxd4 (1.966.169) 215
12/34 0:10 +2.33
1.Sa4 cxd4 2.Dxd4 Tc8 3.Sb6 Tc5 4.Sbd7 Tc7 5.Sxf8 Kxf8 6.Db4+ Se7 7.Sd3 Td7
8.Tad1 (2.303.748) 218
13/33 0:18 +2.08--
1.Sa4 cxd4 (4.107.511) 223
13/34 0:22 +1.68
1.Sa4 cxd4 2.Dxd4 Da5 3.c3 Sf6 4.Sd3 (5.122.681) 223
13/34 0:33 +1.69++
1.dxc5 (7.466.881) 221
13/34 0:40 +1.69
1.dxc5 Lxc5 2.Dg4 Kf8 (9.021.837) 223
13/36 0:50 +1.70++
1.Dh5 (11.203.291) 221
13/37 0:52 +1.70
1.Dh5 g6 2.Df3 cxd4 3.Se2 Lc5 (11.737.955) 223
14/41 1:14 +1.94
1.Dh5 g6 2.Df3 cxd4 3.Se2 Lc5 4.c3 Sf6 5.Lg5 Le7 (16.190.094) 218
15/41 1:56 +1.78
1.Dh5 g6 2.Df3 cxd4 3.Le3 f6 4.Lxd4 Tc8 5.Sg4 Kf7 6.Tad1 h5 7.Se5+ Kg7 8.Sd3
(25.714.036) 220
15/41 2:09 +1.79++
1.dxc5 (28.538.033) 220
15/42 3:10 +2.03
1.dxc5 Lxc5 2.Dg4 Tc8 3.Dxg7 Df6 4.Dg3 Lb4 (42.313.870) 222
16/42 5:18 +2.19 1.dxc5 Lxc5 2.Dg4 Tc8 3.Dxg7 Df6 4.Dg3 La7 5.Tad1
(70.343.913) 220
17/47 10:24 +1.99
1.dxc5 Lxc5 2.Dg4 Tc8 3.Sa4 h5 (139.115.159) 222
17/47 11:05 +2.00++
1.Dh5 (148.085.932) 222
17/47 11:58 +2.07
1.Dh5 g6 2.Df3 cxd4 3.Le3 f6 4.Lxd4 Le7 5.Sd3 Dd7 6.Sc5 Lxc5 7.Lxc5 Tc8 8.De3
(160.638.958) 223
18/50 17:23 +2.02
1.Dh5 g6 2.Df3 cxd4 3.Le3 f6 4.Lxd4 Le7 5.Sd3 Dd7 6.De3 Kf7 (235.815.182) 226
18/50 19:20 +2.03++
1.dxc5 (261.314.403) 225
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