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Subject: Re: I am not sure if hxg5 and maybe black cannot sve the position.

Author: Francis Monkman

Date: 05:15:59 05/02/99

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On May 02, 1999 at 05:54:47, blass uri wrote:


>Maybe black cannot save itself because after giving white 19.f6 g6
>Junior found 20.Nxe6 and the evaluation goes up.
>
>Uri

I'm sure 20 Nf3 was right, as Black now has only self-destructive moves
to make, eg your suggestion 20 ...h5 21 Nxh5 or 20 ...g5 21 Nxg5. King moves
also lose immediately. I'm pretty sure this is watertight, that's why this is a
serious question -- a 9-ply (let alone 10 or 11) should find this.

• Re: I am not sure if hxg5 and maybe black cannot sve the position. blass uri 06:04:43 05/02/99
  • Re: I am not sure if hxg5 and maybe black cannot sve the position. Dave Gomboc 09:23:57 05/02/99
    • Re: I am not sure if hxg5 and maybe black cannot sve the position. blass uri 12:01:26 05/02/99
      • Re: I am not sure if hxg5 and maybe black cannot sve the position. Francis Monkman 15:26:19 05/02/99
    • Re: I am not sure if hxg5 and maybe black cannot sve the position. Francis Monkman 10:20:29 05/02/99
      • Re: I am not sure if hxg5 and maybe black cannot sve the position. Dave Gomboc 10:24:48 05/02/99
  • Re: I am not sure if hxg5 and maybe black cannot sve the position. Francis Monkman 07:10:10 05/02/99
    • Re: I am not sure if hxg5 and maybe black cannot sve the position. blass uri 08:04:24 05/02/99
      • Re: I am not sure if hxg5 and maybe black cannot sve the position. Francis Monkman 08:43:27 05/02/99
        • Re: we need more than 9 plies to prove that black is losing . blass uri 09:30:41 05/02/99
          • Re: we need more than 9 plies to prove that black is losing . Francis Monkman 10:17:50 05/02/99
            • Re: we need more than 9 plies to prove that black is losing . Dann Corbit 16:09:23 05/03/99

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