Author: Günther Simon
Date: 08:43:30 08/08/05
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On August 08, 2005 at 11:36:02, Rob Basham wrote: > 1.e4 ...Nf6 -0.29/3 36 2.e5 0.44/10 3 Ne4 (Nd5) 0.12/3 23 3.d3 (Nc3) >0.84/12 22 3...Nc5 -0.07/3 24 4.d4 (Be3) 0.84/11 7 4...Na4 (Nca6) >0.27/3 25 5.c4 (Bb5) 1.10/10 6 5...Nb6 0.07/3 22 6.a4 (Nf3) 0.90/10 4 >6...d5 (d6) -0.19/3 19 7.a5 (c5) 1.64/10 3 7...Nxc4 -1.30/2 11 8.b3 >(Nf3) 1.66/10 3 8...Nxe5 (Nxa5) 1.18/3 16 9.dxe5 1.46/8 0 d4 (e6) >1.61/2 8 10.Nf3 (Bc4) 2.58/10 3 10...Nc6 (c5) 2.07/2 9 11.Bb5 (Bc4) >3.10/11 4 11...Bd7 2.15/2 11 12.0-0 3.08/11 3 Nxe5 (e6) 2.49/2 7 >13.Nxe5 (Bxd7+) 3.18/12 5 13...Bxb5 0.86/2 11 14.Nxf7 (Re1) 2.92/11 3 >14...Kxf7 2.08/2 10 15.Qh5+ 2.56/11 6 Kg8 (g6) 2.08/2 1 16.Qxb5 2.74/8 > 0 Rb8 (e6) 1.93/2 8 17.Qc4+ #3/4 0 Qd5 #2/5 0 18.Qxd5+ #2/4 0 e6 >0.00/1 0 19.Qxe6# #1/4 0 1-0 > >Chess Tiger 14.0 mates Anaconda 2.0.1 in 19 moves! I hate to say it, but have you looked at the depths for Anaconda? Guenther
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