Author: blass uri
Date: 08:52:06 03/16/99
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On March 16, 1999 at 10:39:16, Harald Faber wrote: >On March 16, 1999 at 06:49:34, blass uri wrote: > >>>>Of course it's obvoius that he has cheated somehow. I only wonder in which >>>>way (or with which program...). So he hasn't been caught in action with >>>>wires and all :-) >>>> >>>>Nearly 'Fritz5.32-proven' you write. Have anyone tested for any other >>>>chess program? Is the market shares for Fritz5.32 _very_ big in Germany >>>>compared to other chess programs/countries? I mean, why have one suspected >>>>use of Fritz5.32 and not any other chess program? Maybe this has all been >>>>discussed in Germany before I read it here on CCC in the first place!? >>>>/Robert >>> >>>I don't know if the first try was with Fritz and so no other prog was used to >>>verify. But indeed there are several moves only a program with little positional >>>ability would play. Like Fritz. :-) >> >>can you show examples? > >Just take out one of Allwermanns games. > >>I do not think that Fritz has little positional ability. > >Sometimes 2 people have to agree that they disagree in one or few points. :-) > >>I saw cases when Fritz won Hiarcs7 because of poor endgame of Hiarcs7 >> >>Fritz5.32 won one game in the ssdf games against Hiarcs7 by impressive >>positional sacrifices: > >ONE game. > >>Fritz5.32 played 24...Ne4 and sacrificed a pawn and after the moves 25.Bxe4 dxe4 >>26.Rxe4 Bg5 27.Na3 fritz5.32 sacrificed a second pawn by 27...a5 to get the >>bishop at b7 to the game. >> >>The position is probably drawn but Fritz5.32 won the game because it has better >>positional understanding(at least in this position) relative to Hiarcs7 >>Uri > >In this position, yes, Fritz managed to use the pieces dynamically. >Don't conclude from this that Fritz HAS better positional understanding than >Hiarcs. >I can also show you ONE example where WChess won against Shredder in an endgame >with a pawn down. This is not only one case when I saw that Fritz5.32 has better positional understanding then Hiarcs7. Here is another example from game 15 of the ssdf games fritz532-Hiarcs7: 3r4/p5pp/1p2kbp1/2p5/P1P2P2/1P3K2/3R1P1P/2B5 b - - 0 1 After Rxd2 Bxd2 Kf5 black cannot lose but Hiarcs7 with black lost the game: 32....Rf8 33.Rd5 Bd4 34.Be3 Bc3 35.Ke4 Rf6 36.Rd3 Bb2 37.Rd2 Ba3 38.Rd5 Rf8 39.Re5+ Kf6 40.Rd5 Ke6 41.Re5+ Kd6 42.f5 gxf5 43.Rxf5 Re8+ 44.Kd3 Re7 45.Bf4 Kc6 46.Be5 Bb4 47.f4 Be1 48.Ke4 Bf2 49.Rf8 Bd4 50.Rc8+ Kb7 51.Rd8 Bf2 52.Kd5 Bh4 53.Bd6 Rf7 54.Rh8 g6 55.a5 Ka6 56.axb6 axb6 57.Rb8 Rb7 58.Rf8 Ra7 59.Kc6 Ka5 60.Rb8 Kb4 61.Rxb6+ Kc3 62.Bxc5 and white won. Uri
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