Author: Will Singleton
Date: 08:56:50 09/13/05
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On September 13, 2005 at 04:09:19, Richard Pijl wrote: >On September 13, 2005 at 01:16:48, Will Singleton wrote: > >>[d]5r2/2q3k1/3p1pp1/3Pp1p1/Q1N1P3/2pB1P1P/5PK1/8 b - - bm Rh8; "anything else >>loses"; >> >>after 48...Rh8, Kg3 leads to nothing, due to Qc8 etc... but, 49.Qb5 continues >>the pressure, with perhaps Rb8 or Qc8 keeping things interesting. Lots of sharp >>continuations. > >The Baron 1.7.0 initially selects Rh8, finds a problem with it and changes to >Qc5. Switches back to Rh8 as it discovers that Qc5 isn't good either: > > ply time nodes score pv > 7(13)& 0:00.52 149905 -0.04 Rf8-h8 Qa4-b4 Qc7-c8 Kg2-f1 Rh8xh3 > Kf1-e2 c3-c2 (Bd3xc2) > 7(13). 0:00.72 212770 -0.04 Rf8-h8 Qa4-b4 Qc7-c8 Kg2-f1 Rh8xh3 > Kf1-e2 c3-c2 (Bd3xc2) > 8(14)& 0:01.30 391565 -0.04 Rf8-h8 Qa4-c2 Qc7-d7 Kg2-f1 Rh8xh3 > Qc2xc3 Rh3xf3 (Nc4-e3) > 8(14). 0:01.66 494998 -0.04 Rf8-h8 Qa4-c2 Qc7-d7 Kg2-f1 Rh8xh3 > Qc2xc3 Rh3xf3 (Nc4-e3) > 9(16)- 0:09.08 2700393 -0.39 Rf8-h8 (Bd3-f1) > 9(16)& 0:09.95 2986176 -0.85 Rf8-h8 Bd3-f1 Kg7-f8 Qa4-c2 Qc7-c8 > Kg2-g1 Qc8-c5 Qc2xc3 (Rh8-h4) > 9(16)& 0:11.39 3436929 -0.63 Qc7-c5 Qa4-b3 f6-f5 Qb3xc3 f5xe4 > Bd3xe4 Rf8-c8 Be4-d3 > 9(16). 0:13.38 4028810 -0.63 Qc7-c5 Qa4-b3 f6-f5 Qb3xc3 f5xe4 > Bd3xe4 Rf8-c8 Be4-d3 > 10(16)& 0:17.41 5257867 -0.60 Qc7-c5 Qa4-b3 f6-f5 e4xf5 g6xf5 > Qb3xc3 Kg7-h6 Qc3-a3 Qc5xa3 > 10(16). 0:22.13 6701189 -0.60 Qc7-c5 Qa4-b3 f6-f5 e4xf5 g6xf5 > Qb3xc3 Kg7-h6 Qc3-a3 Qc5xa3 > 11(18)& 0:27.47 8427189 -0.91 Qc7-c5 Qa4-b3 f6-f5 e4xf5 g6xf5 > Qb3xc3 g5-g4 h3xg4 f5xg4 Bd3-e2 Qc5xd5 > (Kg2-g1) > 11(18). 0:39.77 12318962 -0.91 Qc7-c5 Qa4-b3 f6-f5 e4xf5 g6xf5 > Qb3xc3 g5-g4 h3xg4 f5xg4 Bd3-e2 Qc5xd5 > 12(21)& 0:50.25 15553142 -0.90 Qc7-c5 Qa4-b3 f6-f5 e4xf5 g6xf5 > Qb3xc3 f5-f4 Qc3-c2 Qc5xd5 Bd3-e4 Qd5-e6 > Qc2-e2 (Rf8-f6) > 12(21). 1:08.84 21295294 -0.90 Qc7-c5 Qa4-b3 f6-f5 e4xf5 g6xf5 > Qb3xc3 f5-f4 Qc3-c2 Qc5xd5 Bd3-e4 Qd5-e6 > Qc2-e2 (Rf8-f6) > 13(23)& 1:47.03 32733039 -1.00 Qc7-c5 Qa4-b3 f6-f5 e4xf5 g6xf5 > Nc4-e3 Qc5-c8 Qb3-b4 Rf8-f6 h3-h4 e5-e4 > f3xe4 g5xh4 (Ne3xf5) > 13(23)& 3:00.61 54310766 -0.94 Rf8-h8 Bd3-f1 f6-f5 Qa4-c2 Rh8-h4 > Qc2xc3 f5xe4 f3xe4 Rh4xe4 f2-f3 (Re4-d4) > (Bf1-d3) > 13(25). 3:18.55 59892295 -0.94 Rf8-h8 Bd3-f1 f6-f5 Qa4-c2 Rh8-h4 > Qc2xc3 f5xe4 f3xe4 Rh4xe4 f2-f3 > 14(25)& 5:23.75 96058266 -0.68 Rf8-h8 Bd3-f1 Qc7-b7 Nc4xd6 Rh8-a8 > Nd6xb7 Ra8xa4 Bf1-d3 Ra4-a2 Nb7-c5 Ra2-b2 > Bd3-c4 c3-c2 Nc5-d3 > 14(25). 6:49.17 120604097 -0.68 Rf8-h8 Bd3-f1 Qc7-b7 Nc4xd6 Rh8-a8 > Nd6xb7 Ra8xa4 Bf1-d3 Ra4-a2 Nb7-c5 Ra2-b2 > Bd3-c4 c3-c2 Nc5-d3 > 15(28)& 9:54.80 173369918 -0.92 Rf8-h8 Bd3-f1 Qc7-b7 Nc4xd6 Rh8-a8 > Nd6xb7 Ra8xa4 Bf1-d3 Ra4-a2 d5-d6 Ra2-d2 > Nb7-c5 Kg7-f8 f3-f4 c3-c2 >> Actually, if you follow your last pv for a couple ply (thru Rxa4), you might see your eval change in favor of black. :)
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