Author: Kim Roper Jensen
Date: 04:06:49 11/23/05
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On November 22, 2005 at 18:50:18, Dieter Buerssner wrote: >On November 22, 2005 at 05:51:14, Kim Roper Jensen wrote: > >>[D]4n1k1/3b3p/p5p1/P1QPpp2/2P1P3/2K2P2/2B3PP/2q5 w - - 3 1 >> >>Find Kb3 > > >4n1k1/3b3p/p5p1/P1QPpp2/2P1P3/2K2P2/2B3PP/2q5 w - - > >Engine: Yace via ssh (700 MB) >von Dieter Buerssner > >11/36 0:31 -1.68 1.Db4 fxe4 2.fxe4 Sf6 3.c5 Lg4 4.Dc4 De1+ > 5.Kb2 Dxa5 6.d6+ Kh8 7.c6 Dd2 (35.182.739) 1102 > >11/37 0:49 -1.67++ 1.Kb3 La4+ 2.Kxa4 Dxc2+ 3.Ka3 fxe4 > 4.Dc6 exf3 5.Dxe8+ Kg7 6.gxf3 Dc3+ > 7.Ka2 Dxc4+ 8.Ka3 e4 9.fxe4 Dxe4 (54.211.568) 1093 > >11/39 1:05 -0.88 1.Kb3 La4+ 2.Kxa4 Dxc2+ 3.Kb4 Dxg2 > 4.De7 Db2+ 5.Ka4 Da2+ 6.Kb4 Dd2+ > 7.Kb3 Sg7 8.Dd8+ Kf7 9.Dd7+ Kf8 > 10.Dd6+ Ke8 11.Dxe5+ Se6 12.dxe6 Dxa5 (72.478.826) 1107 > >11/39 1:06 -0.88 1.Kb3 La4+ 2.Kxa4 Dxc2+ 3.Kb4 Dxg2 > 4.De7 Db2+ 5.Ka4 Da2+ 6.Kb4 Dd2+ > 7.Kb3 Sg7 8.Dd8+ Kf7 9.Dd7+ Kf8 > 10.Dd6+ Ke8 11.Dxe5+ Se6 12.dxe6 Dxa5 (73.664.682) 1106 > >12/44 2:16 -0.75 1.Kb3 Sg7 2.De7 La4+ 3.Kxa4 Dxc2+ > 4.Kb4 Db2+ 5.Ka4 h6 6.exf5 gxf5 7.g3 Dc3 > 8.Dd8+ Kh7 9.Dc7 (149.534.454) 1097 > >12/44 2:28 -0.75 1.Kb3 Sg7 2.De7 La4+ 3.Kxa4 Dxc2+ > 4.Kb4 Db2+ 5.Ka4 h6 6.exf5 gxf5 7.g3 Dc3 > 8.Dd8+ Kh7 9.Dc7 (161.997.594) 1091 > >13/47 9:54 -0.87 1.Kb3 h5 2.Db4 De3+ 3.Kb2 De2 4.c5 Lb5 > 5.exf5 gxf5 6.c6 e4 7.fxe4 Ld3 8.Dc5 fxe4 (635.680.331) >1068 > >13/47 10:42 -0.87 1.Kb3 h5 2.Db4 De3+ 3.Kb2 De2 4.c5 Lb5 > 5.exf5 gxf5 6.c6 e4 7.fxe4 Ld3 8.Dc5 fxe4 (684.204.393) >1064 > >14/51 14:52 -0.94 1.Kb3 h5 2.Db4 De3+ 3.Kb2 De2 4.c5 Lb5 > 5.exf5 gxf5 6.d6 Sg7 7.Db3+ Kh7 8.f4 Lc6 > 9.Dd3 (961.469.150) 1077 > >14/51 18:18 -0.94 1.Kb3 h5 2.Db4 De3+ 3.Kb2 De2 4.c5 Lb5 > 5.exf5 gxf5 6.d6 Sg7 7.Db3+ Kh7 8.f4 Lc6 > 9.Dd3 (1.181.449.596) 1075 > >15/57 39:44 -0.84 1.Kb3 Kf7 2.exf5 Df1 3.fxg6+ hxg6 > 4.Da7 Sf6 5.Db8 Dxg2 6.Dxe5 Dxf3+ > 7.Kb2 Df2 8.d6 (2.601.454.963) 1090 > >15/57 44:09 -0.84 1.Kb3 Kf7 2.exf5 Df1 3.fxg6+ hxg6 > 4.Da7 Sf6 5.Db8 Dxg2 6.Dxe5 Dxf3+ > 7.Kb2 Df2 8.d6 (2.878.672.534) 1086 > >16/63 87:44 -0.94 1.Kb3 Kf7 2.exf5 Df1 3.fxg6+ hxg6 > 4.h4 Dxg2 5.Le4 Dg3 6.Db6 Sf6 7.Dd6 Df4 (1.506.669.737) >286 > >16/63 110:55 -0.94 1.Kb3 Kf7 2.exf5 Df1 3.fxg6+ hxg6 > 4.h4 Dxg2 5.Le4 Dg3 6.Db6 Sf6 7.Dd6 Df4 (2.941.735.269) >442 > >17/63 262:45 -0.92 1.Kb3 Kf7 2.exf5 Df1 3.fxg6+ hxg6 > 4.Da7 Sf6 5.Db8 (518.462.263) 32 > >17/63 325:15 -0.92 1.Kb3 Kf7 2.exf5 Df1 3.fxg6+ hxg6 > 4.Da7 Sf6 5.Db8 (131.767.812) 6 > >18/67 1202:50-0.62 1.Kb3 Sg7 2.De7 De3+ 3.Kb4 Dd2+ > 4.Kb3 Le8 5.exf5 gxf5 6.Lxf5 Dxg2 > 7.Le6+ Sxe6 8.Dxe6+ Kh8 9.Dxe8+ Kg7 (3.602.884.260) 49 > >18/67 1295:16-0.62 1.Kb3 Sg7 2.De7 De3+ 3.Kb4 Dd2+ > 4.Kb3 Le8 5.exf5 gxf5 6.Lxf5 Dxg2 > 7.Le6+ Sxe6 8.Dxe6+ Kh8 9.Dxe8+ Kg7 (618.261.495) 7 > >Regards, >Dieter Computers seems to have a hard time finding the right score for this one, although some programs doesnt seem to find Kb3(Chess Tiger 2004) - and it takes quite awhile to get the right score(close to draw). I wonder why that is ? Is it because of the open king positions, or just the material imbalance(piece against two pawns) ? Regards Kim
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