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Subject: Can any program evaluate this ending correctly?

Author: Peter Kappler

Date: 01:07:47 07/13/05

[D] 8/6k1/1P3p2/5P2/8/5b2/7K/8 w - - 0 80

It's 3am and I'm certainly tired enough to have missed something subtle, but I
think this is a very simple draw for White.  I'd like to know if there is any
engine that can see this *without* tablebases.

Oh, and if you do have this 6-piece tablebase, could you please confirm that it
is a draw?  :)

-Peter

• Shabalov-Bologan, 2005 Canadian Open Peter Kappler 08:27:59 07/13/05
• Re: Can any program evaluate this ending correctly? Ricardo Gibert 03:17:20 07/13/05
  • Re: Can any program evaluate this ending correctly? Richard Pijl 05:17:57 07/13/05
    • Re: Can any program evaluate this ending correctly? Ricardo Gibert 05:28:08 07/13/05
      • Re: Can any program evaluate this ending correctly? Richard Pijl 06:28:15 07/13/05
      • Re: Can any program evaluate this ending correctly? Günther Simon 05:51:15 07/13/05
        • Re: Can any program evaluate this ending correctly? Ricardo Gibert 06:02:57 07/13/05
• Re: Can any program evaluate this ending correctly? Uri Blass 02:27:06 07/13/05
  • Re: Can any program evaluate this ending correctly? Renze Steenhuisen 02:41:28 07/13/05
    • Re: Can any program evaluate this ending correctly? James Swafford 06:15:30 07/13/05
• Re: Can any program evaluate this ending correctly? Renze Steenhuisen 02:17:48 07/13/05
• Re: Can any program evaluate this ending correctly? Eduard Nemeth 02:08:50 07/13/05
• Re: Can any program evaluate this ending correctly? Reinhard Scharnagl 01:16:24 07/13/05
  • Re: Can any program evaluate this ending correctly? Peter Kappler 07:58:09 07/13/05
    • Re: Can any program evaluate this ending correctly? Reinhard Scharnagl 08:40:15 07/13/05
      • Re: Can any program evaluate this ending correctly? Peter Kappler 15:04:37 07/13/05

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