Author: Kurt Utzinger
Date: 01:20:21 07/01/05
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On June 30, 2005 at 21:07:08, Will Singleton wrote:
>from an ICC game today --
>[d]r1N1k1nr/1pp2ppp/n4b2/3p4/q4B1P/6Q1/PPP1PPP1/R2K1BNR b kq - bm Bxb2
>
>Shredder 7.04 takes longer than most to find this, notably Fruit, which gets it
>in about 2 seconds.
>
>(Crafty finds this quick, too.) :)
>
>Will
Shredder 9 UCI needs 1m52s on my slow
P4 1.8
Kurt
Shredder 9 UCI by Stefan Meyer-Kahlen, www.shredderchess.com
Engine: Shredder 9 UCI (32 MB) on P4 1.8/32
von Stefan Meyer-Kahlen
Stellung: bm Bxb2
10/22 0:01 +0.70 1...Dd4+ 2.Ld2 Dxb2 3.Tc1 Txc8 4.Db3 Se7 5.Dxb2 Lxb2 6.Tb1
Ld4 (435.339) 227
11/22 0:02 +0.45-- 1...Dd4+ 2.Ld2 (613.200) 228
11/33 0:03 +0.45 1...Dd4+ 2.Ld2 Dxb2 3.Tc1 Txc8 4.Db3 Dxb3 (776.673) 230
12/34 0:08 +0.70++ 1...Dd4+ 2.Ld2 (1.955.648) 228
12/34 0:09 +0.70 1...Dd4+ 2.Ld2 Dxb2 3.Tc1 Txc8 4.Db3 Sc5 5.Dxb2 (2.105.248)
229
13/35 0:14 +0.69 1...Dd4+ 2.Ld2 Dxb2 3.Tc1 Txc8 4.Db3 Sc5 5.Dxb2 Lxb2 6.Tb1
Lf6 7.Sf3 Se4 8.Le1 Tb8 (3.277.708) 232
14/34 0:27 +0.66 1...Dd4+ 2.Ld2 Dxb2 3.Tc1 Txc8 4.Db3 Sc5 5.Dxb2 Lxb2 6.Tb1
Lf6 7.Sf3 Se7 8.e3 b6 9.Ke2 Se4 10.Te1 c6 (6.530.448) 236
15/41 0:58 +0.70 1...Dd4+ 2.Ld2 Dxb2 3.Tc1 Txc8 4.Db3 Sc5 5.Dxb2 Lxb2 6.Tb1
Lf6 7.Sf3 Se7 8.Ke1 b6 9.Lb4 Se4 10.e3 Lc3+ 11.Lxc3 (13.642.248) 233
15/42 1:52 +0.71++ 1...Lxb2 (26.157.432) 232
15/42 2:32 +1.06++ 1...Lxb2 (35.328.777) 231
15/48 4:44 +2.03 1...Lxb2 2.De3+ Kd7 3.g3 Lxa1 4.Lh3+ Kd8 5.Sf3 Dxa2 6.Sg5
d4 7.Df3 Txc8 8.Dxb7 Se7 9.Sxf7+ Dxf7 10.Lxc8 (65.027.050) 228
16/40 5:07 +1.78-- 1...Lxb2 2.De3+ (70.059.002) 228
16/50 5:45 +1.28-- 1...Lxb2 2.De3+ (78.552.568) 227
16/50 8:04 +1.27 1...Lxb2 2.De3+ Kd7 3.g3 Lxa1 4.Lh3+ Kd8 5.Sf3 De4 6.Db3 f5
(111.050.785) 229
17/49 12:06 +1.52++ 1...Lxb2 2.De3+ (165.622.798) 227
17/53 16:17 +1.77 1...Lxb2 2.De3+ Kd7 3.g3 Lxa1 4.Lh3+ Kd8 5.Sf3 De4 6.Sd6
Dxe3 7.Sxb7+ Ke8 8.Lxe3 Sb4 9.Ld2 Sxa2 10.e3 (222.042.170) 227
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