Author: Oliver Roese
Date: 22:24:26 10/28/05
Hello, this position down the page originates from a very famous game from Alekhine, which he won after (temporarily) sacrificing a queen and a rook. In this position black can simply win by capturing the knight. I was very surprised, that Shredder 6 refuses to do so. Apparently a "Trojan Horse"-trap is assumed... Bogoljubov,E - Alekhine,A [D] r4r1k/1ppbn1p1/3p1n1p/p2P1pNq/2P1pP1P/PPQ1P1P1/6B1/R2R1NK1 b - - 0 1 Analysis by Shredder 6: [...] 20...Kg8 21.Tac1 Tfc8 22.Sh2 b5 23.Kf2 a4 24.b4 bxc4 25.Dxc4 Tab8 26.Sxe4 fxe4 27.Dxc7 = (0.02) Tiefe: 13/26 00:02:28 42633kN Bogoljubov,E - Alekhine,A [D] r4r1k/1ppbn1p1/3p1n1p/p2P1pNq/2P1pP1P/PPQ1P1P1/6B1/R2R1NK1 b - - 0 1 Analysis by Fritz 6: [...] 20...hxg5 21.hxg5 Sg4 22.b4 La4 23.Td2 b6 24.Tb2 Kg8 25.Dd4 -+ (-2.72) Tiefe: 16/40 00:02:58 140746kN
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