Author: Drexel,Michael
Date: 10:20:10 07/02/05
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On July 01, 2005 at 19:41:13, Uri Blass wrote: >On July 01, 2005 at 14:25:23, Drexel,Michael wrote: > >>On July 01, 2005 at 13:41:05, Otello Gnaramori wrote: >> >>>On July 01, 2005 at 09:18:09, Rolf Tueschen wrote: >>> >>>>Since my perfect chessmachine ROLF played only 75% of the HYDRA moves against >>>>Adams, you can see how far away HYDRA is still from perfect play. That is why >>>>it's still making sense if more GM play show events. >>> >>>It's a path near to perfect, perfection is a "chimera" , but it's stronger than >>>strongest humans listening to Mr. Adams words...that is why it's so damn >>>difficult to beat: >> >>Don´t spout Nonsense here. >>Hydra is a "strategical Patzer" like all the other machines. >>Just a couple of minutes ago I saw a game from it. >>White had a draw by repetition in this game despite of the opening 1.a3,2.b3?, >>but Shredder was even more a stupid than Hydra and lost. >> >>White could even win this game with 19.Rxd6!. An exchange sacrifice which leads >>to a strategical won position. I saw this move immediately. > >strategical won position? >I do not understand. >Can you explain how did you get the consequence that white is winning If you look at the position you see that the Qeen on h6 is misplaced and needs two moves to get back to e7 or d8, the knight on g5 is misplaced and has to go back to f7 the Ra8 and Nb8 are still undeveloped. The only square for the knight is a6 but as the continuation shows this is not a safe place at all. After the sacrifice Black has too many uncoordinated pieces and can´t survive. >Note that based on fruit Rxd6 is a good move but this conclusion is only result >of deep search. >19.Rxd6 Rxd6 20.Qc3 Na6 21.b4 b5 22.a4 Rdd8 23.axb5 Rdc8 24.Nc6 Kh8 25.bxa6 e5 >26.dxe5 Rxc6 27.Qd3 Rac8 28.Bd4 Rxa6 29.Qxf5 > ² (0.70) Depth: 19/57 00:43:18 2302916kN Qc3,b4,a4 is the strongest continuation but Fruit doesn´t see yet the moves 25.h4+- or 25.Ra1+- in this line. Michael
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