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Subject: Re: H7 vs CM6

Author: Richard Harrison

Date: 20:49:48 02/20/99

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Hi Allan,
  The reason I gave the move by CM6 (27)Qd6) an exclamation point was the fact
that the score on CM6 made such a dramatic jump and the program seem to believe
it was in control of the game.  The engame played by H7 was poor in this and
other games.  I recently posted game 6 where H7 could have easily drawn but
played poorly and CM6 easily won.
  As soon as get the time, I will post the first four games.  Glad you are
enjoying them as I really enjoy watching the battles.

Rich



> Hi again Richard
> I entered the moves of the game into the CM6000 on my PC (MMX 166 64mb RAM)
>up until move 27. I then set it on to autoplay.Yes CM6000 did find Qe6 and
>it recorded a positive value of 2.14.It continued with the positive value
>for the next 14 moves.The maximum it reached for white was 2.93.Eventually
>though the game score finished at 0.00.White deemed the position as equal
>by move 44.At this point I stopped the game Some may argue prematurely
> because there was still a possibility for either side to win.That is true,
>however,the point of the execise for me was that move 27Qe6 was perhaps
> not the devasting move you suggested.
> It could be that on my PC CM6000 did not find all the best moves
>(it found Qe6 in 2.47min).
>It does  suggests also that Hiarcs did not play the position as well as
>CM6000.I'm not convinced though that CM 6000 is  a stronger programme than
>Hiarcs7.So what do other people think?.
>Here are the moves played by CM6000 from move 27.The time setting was 200sec per
>move.
> 27Qd6 Qc1+ 28Kh2 Qh6 29Qe6 Kg7 30Rxf8 Rxf8 31Bxf8 Kxf8 32Qc8+ Ke7 33Qxb7
> Kd6 34Qb8+ Kd7 35bxa5 Qxh4+ 36Kg1 Qa4 37Qa7+ Kc8 38Qa6+ Kb8 39Qb6+ Kc8
> 40f4 g5 41fxg5 Qd1+ 42Kh2 Qh5+ 43Kg3 Qg5+ 44Kf3 0.00
> Regards Allan



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