Author: Drexel,Michael
Date: 22:09:27 07/25/05
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On July 25, 2005 at 08:32:32, Rick Hagen wrote: >On July 25, 2005 at 03:34:13, Uri Blass wrote: > >>On July 24, 2005 at 21:10:22, Rick Hagen wrote: >> >>> > >[...] > >>>The "critical" position seems to be: >>> >>>[D]r1bq1rk1/2p1n1bn/1p1p4/pP1Pp1pp/P1B1Pp2/2NQ1P2/1BPN2PP/R3R1K1 w - - 0 21 >>> >>>It actually looks Shredder plays with a plan here. >>>Bringing it's King to the Q-side, and counter-attacking on the K-side. >> >>Not to me >> > >You deny it_looks_like a plan? > This was certainly just a matter of King safety evaluation and not a plan. >>The critical position is later in the game. >>It seems to me that black is better after shredder's plan. >> >>Here is Shredder's opinion >[...] > >Yes, objectively...black is better. >But.. it is an open position, Nonsense, this is not an open position at all. so if Shredder "knew" it was playing a human, it >would adjust its evaluation ;) >TBH, the opening (KI) is not an opening computers are good at. >With white -as in this game- it closes the q-side... no human would do that. >With black, it would not have the 'concept' of playing the standard breakthrough >plan with the ...,g4-g3 pawn-sacrifice, and controling the dark-squares. (Bh6, >Knights pressing at f4,g3, and evt. mating with the queen...) >A computer would have to calculate this, a human_knows_this. > >If it would have played h3 instead of Kf2, it would have been a dead draw after >21...,h4_or_black would have a (low) risk-free attack. (Since the q-file is >locked up) > >Therefore, Kf2 is a wonderful concept.(against a human anyway, but Shredder >didn't_know_that... did it?) >No human white player would have felt comfortable in this position for sure. >Well... I wouldn't anyway. [D] r7/2pbqrk1/1p1p1b2/pP1Pp1n1/P3Pn2/4QPp1/1BPN2Pp/2KNRB1R b - - 0 35 I would have felt _very_ comfortable in this position for sure. The human played very very weak from there on. Otherwise he couldn´t have lost this game. Michael > >RickH > > >> >> >>Uri
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