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Subject: Re: 3 trouble-maker positions [discussed previously] Expert opinions needed

Author: blass uri

Date: 08:19:52 05/19/99

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On May 19, 1999 at 08:05:28, Mark Young wrote:


>So what you are saying is the program has to see it tacticly, or it does not
>count. Programs have other aspects to them then just there search, and I see
>nothing wrong with a program finding the correct move by seeing the other line
>get killed, instead of seeing this one move wins.

I see nothing wrong with finding the correct move but I am not sure if the moves
are really correct.

For example what is wrong with exf4 in the 3th position instead of d5
Junior5.4 suggests exf4 e5 Ng8 and I do not see the way that white can win.
I read that hiarcs7 has in its book after 1.e4 e5 2.Nc3 Nf6 3.f4 exf4 4.e5 Ng8
5.Nf3 the move 5...d6 but I do not see what is wrong with d5(Junior5.4's move).

I want to see a line that convince programs that white has advantage after
3...exf4 but I know no line.

Uri





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