Author: Uri Blass
Date: 20:08:24 11/04/05
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On November 04, 2005 at 20:58:16, Peter Eizenhammer wrote: > >You were aware, that the progs dont see this simple line > >... Bxa5 2. Qxa5 g2 3. Qg5 h3 4. Nd5 a5 5. d4 Qh2 6. Qe7+ Kb8 7. Qd8+ Kb7 8. >Qb6+ Ka8 9. Qxa5+ Kb7 10. Qb6+ Ka8 11. Qc6+ Ka7 12. Nc7 Kb8 13. Na6+ Ka7 14. >Nc5 Qb8+ 15. Ka3 Qb6 16. Qa4+ Kb8 17. Nd7+ Kb7 18. Nxb6 g1=Q 19. Qb5 Qg3+ 20. >b3 h2 21. Nd5+ Ka8 22. Qc6+ Ka7 23. Nc7 Kb8 24. Na6+ Ka7 25. Nc5 h1=Q 26. Qxh1 >* >at once. I left away the easy stuff not to confuse anybody ;-) >(I am sure you saw this, didn't you?) >Even very strong progs need some nanosecs for that little calculation... > >So the really strange wild guessings you make are not convincing. >Shouldn't you just say that you told nonsense? >And that the position is something like an am test and nothing else? > >Peter I think that he was only joking. Of course it is absurd to think that Fritz is a crafty clone based on this position and showing that many free engines that are not clones play the same move only proves that he is joking (It is clear that free Glaurung or Arasan or Crafty are different engines) Uri
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