Author: James T. Walker
Date: 08:42:38 11/27/05
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On November 27, 2005 at 00:36:58, Terry McCracken wrote: >This position is taken from a 10 min. blitz game I played less than two hours >ago against a master strength player, he's White and overlooked the depth of my >combination. > >[D]4q1k1/p2n1pbp/1p4p1/2pQ4/8/PN1P2P1/1PP2PKP/R1B1r3 b - - 0 19 > >19..Qe2!! winning outright. > >Please give hardware used and program or programs. > >Terry Qe2 is a good move but I certainly would not resign immediately. There is still a lot of chess to be played. My guess is that in a 10 minute game you were looking less than 16 ply ahead and could not possibly compute all the combinations to the actual win (ready to play perfect chess from then on). Am I wrong? Is there a mate in 25 I'm missing? Jim
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