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Subject: Re: Dutch Open: the story of the game Fruit - Diep

Author: JNoomen

Date: 08:32:28 11/19/05

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On November 19, 2005 at 03:42:13, Andre van Ark wrote:

Hi Andre,

Yes, you might be right. 20.a3! is of course much better than snatching the
pawn. At least white is still alive. Still, my intuition tells me that the
position with the open b-file and a possible rook invasion on b3 will not be a
picnic for white. Of course more analysis is needed to come to a definite
conclusion.

You know, this game really illustrates the VERY THIN line there can be between a
win or a loss. If Fruit would have played 19.Kb1! or I would have had 18... Qc7
19.Kb1! in the book, everything would be in order. I also remind that Diep first
wanted to play Rfc8 instead of b3! That was the expected move by Fruit and I
recall it wanted to play 20.Kb1! after that move. In that case the world would
be in order again for white.

After 3 games Fruit-Fritz 9 from the position after 19.Kb1! it is now 3-0 to
Fruit. Sigh....

Jeroen


>Hi Jeroen,
>
>Thanks for this very interesting posting!
>
>19 h4 might be playable if white continues 20 a3 after 19..b3 instead of the
>axb3?
>
>After 21 Qxb3 the game is already dead lost imho.
>
>This is a nice king-safety test position, like: Does_you
>_program_snatch_the_pawn?
>
>Evaluation after Qxb3 from different engines:
>
>--------------------------------------------------------------------------
>Analysis by Fritz 9
>21...Tfb8 22.Dc3 Db7 23.b3 Tc8 24.Db2 Pb6 25.c4 Pxd5 26.Pc5 dxc5 27.Txd5 Tc6
>28.h5 Tb6 29.g6 Lf6 µ  (-1.18)   Diepte: 15/45   00:00:53  73352kN
>--------------------------------------------------------------------------
>Analysis by Deep Shredder 9:
>21...Tfb8 22.Dc3 Db7 23.Db3 Da6 24.Dd3 Da5 25.h5 Db4 26.Dc3 Db5
>(-1.37)   Diepte: 14/36   00:00:09  9499kN
>-------------------------------------------------------------------------
>Analysis by Deep Junior 9:
>
>21...Tfb8 22.Dc3 Db7 23.b3 Tc8 24.Db2 Ta5 25.h5 Da6 26.Kb1
>  =  (0.06)   Diepte: 18   00:02:29  555358kN
>-------------------------------------------------------------------------
>Analysis by Deep Gandalf 7.0-64:
>
>21...Tfc8 22.c4 Da5 23.Dc3 Dxc3+ 24.bxc3 Txc4 25.Kb2 f5 26.gxf6 Pxf6 27.Lh6 g6
>28.Pxf6+ Lxf6 29.h5 Tb8+ 30.Kc2
>(-0.54)   Diepte: 14/47   00:03:23  240519kN
>---------------------------------------------------------------------------
>Analysis by Pro Deo 1.1:
>
>21...Tfb8 22.Dc3 Db7 23.b3 Ta2 24.Dc6 Tc8 25.Pf6+ Lxf6 26.Dxb7
>  =  (0.00)   Diepte: 13   00:00:30  39592kN
>---------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>Most engines see the position as favourable for black, how does the latest
>Fruit evaluate it?
>
>Pawn snatching regards,
>André



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