Author: Rick Hagen
Date: 00:58:12 11/21/05
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On November 20, 2005 at 23:57:36, Emil Vlasak wrote: [...] >[D] 6R1/3r4/4N3/8/2b3k1/8/8/2K3B1 b - - 0 2 >There is a cook 2... Kf3!! 3. Rf8+ Kg2! 4. Nc5 Rf7! 5. Rg8+ Kh1! with forced >material trade. It was found by Marc Bourzutschky, but in principle the EG >study world didn’t want to wait for his 7 men databases. >Fritz 8 indicates the cook immediately, but Fritz 9 doesn’t. > >Analysis by Fritz 9: >1. = (0.22): 2...Kf5 3.Jd4+ Kf6 4.Vf8+ Vf7 5.Vc8 Sd5 6.Kd2 Vh7 7.Se3 Vh1 >2. = (0.23): 2...Kh5 3.Jf4+ Kh6 4.Vc8 Sd5 5.Se3 Kg7 6.Sd4+ Kf7 7.Jd3 Ve7 >3. = (0.23): 2...Kf3 3.Vf8+ Kg2 4.Jc5 Vf7 5.Vd8 Kf3 6.Vd4 Se2 7.Je6 Ve7 > >Analysis by Fritz 8: >1. = (0.42): 2...Kf3 3.Vf8+ Kg2 4.Jc5 Vf7 5.Vg8+ Kh1 6.Vd8 Kxg1 >2. ± (0.83): 2...Kf5 3.Jd4+ Kf6 4.Vc8 Sd5 5.Kd2 Va7 6.Vd8 Va1 7.Sf2 >3. ± (0.87): 2...Kh4 3.Sf2+ Kh5 4.Jf4+ Kh6 5.Vc8 Sb3 6.Se3 Kg7 7.Vh8 Kxh8 > >Emil Vlasak Probably the famous F9 bug in action ;) Rick
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