Author: Michel Langeveld
Date: 08:14:25 08/11/99
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On August 10, 1999 at 10:33:37, Les Fernandez wrote: >On August 10, 1999 at 04:20:47, Michel Langeveld wrote: > >>On August 09, 1999 at 20:04:21, Les Fernandez wrote: >> >>>I was wondering if anyone out here can help gather some data for me. I am >>>interested in knowing how many tournament games have at some point in the game >>>was down to just pawns. I dont care how many. My hope is that someone with >>>access to a large database can pull the following information. >>> >>>ie: >>> >>>Total # of tournament games = >>> >>>Games that have ended with the following pieces: >>> >>> >>># of white pawns # of black pawns number of games >>> >>> 5 5 >>> 5 4 >>> 5 3 >>> 5 2 >>> 5 1 >>> 5 0 >>> 4 5 >>> 4 4 >>> 4 3 >>> 4 2 >>> 4 1 >>> 4 0 >>> 3 5 >>> 3 4 >>> 3 3 >>> 3 2 >>> 3 1 >>> 3 0 >>> 2 5 >>> 2 4 >>> 2 3 >>> 2 2 >>> 2 1 >>> 2 0 >>> 1 5 >>> 1 4 >>> 1 3 >>> 1 2 >>> 1 1 >>> 1 0 >>> >>>I know this seems perhaps like alot of work but I am hoping someone may have >>>this type of data or can generate it fairly easily. >>> >>>I thank you in advance for any help. >>> >>>Les >> >>Does 1 0 mean: >> >>A 1 King + 1 Pawn versus 1 King or >>B 1 King + 1 Pawn + x pieces other then pawn versus 1 king + x pieces other than >>pawn? >> >>When 10 moves are made in this position do you count this as 1 or as 10? >> >>regards, >> >>Michel Langeveld > > >Hi Michel, > >Actually the table I have shown has to do only with the pawns on both sides. > ie: > > white black > > 3 2 means white had 3 pawns+K and black had 2 pawns +k > > >also I am not quite sure what you mean regarding your last question but it is >not important to know the number of moves. All I am interested is in the number >of games when the above scenario existed. > >Thanks for your help > > >Les I shall try to generate those figures as a test of my CBG reading program. Give me some time to generate those figures... Regards, Michel Langeveld
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