Author: James Robertson
Date: 12:25:04 03/22/99
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On March 22, 1999 at 15:06:20, Tom King wrote: >In the June 1996 ICCA journal, there's a little article by Hans Berliner >entitled "Why did Kasparov blink?". It refers to the position after move 19 in >game 5 of the Kasparov-Deep Blue match 1996. (I don't have the PGN for this >position, sorry). > >Anyhow, according to Berliner, B*Hitech (his program) found the key move Bxh7+ >after 3.1 hours of calculation. For fun, I put this position to my program, >Francesca, running on a Cyrix P233. To my delight, it found the move Bxh7+ after >2 hours of calculating, although it was only scoring +0.27 for the move, so it >(she) didn't view Bxh7+ to be a winning move. > >How do other programs do on this one? (I guess the commercials get it very >quickly? Does any program get this on a standard tournament level? how about >blitz?) > >Cheers, >Tom Maybe you could post the EPD? James
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