Author: Terry McCracken
Date: 01:13:29 12/27/05
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On December 27, 2005 at 01:08:55, Bahram Namjou wrote: >In this postion that came up in chessbase, I saw, Rybka (white), play :Nf3, and >Hiarcs10 immediately play Rxf3! with a decisive score (-2.53!) and in this way >won the game. However Rybka didn't see this coming with a score around >zero...It's good to know if any other engine can predict Rxf3 in advance so it >can avoid Nf3 if possible?, in less than 2 or 3 minutes similar to actual >game...bn > > > > > >[d]1rb2rk1/pp5p/P1pp3q/2b1n1p1/2PN4/1QP3P1/3BPPB1/3R1RK1 w - - 0 21 A nice stroke by HIARCS. Rybka sees Rxf3 after Nf3. Maybe a null move problem? I'm not qualifed to say. Maybe Rybka given enough time will not play Nf3. My computer is slow and would take some time to see if it would avoid Nf3. Also interesting if HIARCS were White, if it would avoid Nf3...could it also need a longer search to avoid this blunder? I don't have HIARCS 10 so I don't know. The Best HIARCS I have is H9. Of course I could us H9 in place of H10 but it isn't the best way to check, as it's an older ver. IMO Terry
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