Author: Sune Larsson
Date: 15:41:09 10/09/99
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On October 09, 1999 at 15:03:25, odell hall wrote:
>Hi CCC
>
> I simply could not resist the Temptation to post this brilliant win against
>Junior5.0 inspite of my reluctance due to some recent rude accusatory Reponses I
>got to a Post of mine regarding a hiarcs7 Loss. I decided that it really doesn't
>matter whatever anyone believes this game or not, I had to share it in the hopes
>that maybe one or two people will appreciate the game, and maybe some computer
>scientist could use this game to improve their program. I am not exactly sure
>what "weakness" this game illustrates about computer programs, whatever the
>So-called "horizon effect" is in effect here or what. All I know is that this is
>my very first win out of maybe a hundred serious games against various strong
>computer programs, since I got my Amd 350. I doubt that even deepblue will find
>the key moves here, particularly the intuitive Sacrifice 21. h6!!!! also 32.
>Nxf7!! so far none of my programs was able to find these moves. Also I noticed
>that Chessmaster6000 was the only program to come up with a believable defense
>to my attack with the Strong 23...Rg8!! ofcourse Junior played the inferior
>23..h6?? . I notice most programs think they are way ahead here when infact, I
>believe there is no real defense, Probally Chessmasters 23..Rg8 is the best try.
> I would be very interested in some comments or observations about the game, But
>please don't comment if your going to accuse me of fabricating the Game!!! I
>am not in the mood for any long drawn out arguments, and it really isn't
>important anyway. But I will tell you one thing most of the key moves no
>computer can find.!! Here is the game
Hello Odell!
That was quite an attacking game! Think you can be really proud of your
creation! 21.h6 was an intuitive sac. A sort of all or nothing. And sometimes
it works! What did you have in mind for the suggested 24.-f5!?
Position after 13.Bd3 is rare. I think black must react more quickly in
the center with for example 13.-Nc5, followed by a later b4 and e5.
The Sicilian... White gives up a centerpawn for the bishoppawn and must
play for attack and the king. Else black has no problems and can play for
win.
Sune
>
>
>[Event "Match game6 40/1hr"]
>[Site "?"]
>[Date "????.??.??"]
>[Round "?"]
>[White "O.Hall 1804"]
>[Black "Junior5 Amd 350"]
>[Result "1-0"]
>[ECO "B80"]
>[WhiteElo "1810"]
>[Annotator "-,J"]
>[PlyCount "85"]
>
>{41023kB, Rebel mvs.ctg. PentiumII
>} 1. e4 {0} 1... c5 {0} 2. Nf3 {74} 2... d6
>{0} 3. d4 {5} 3... cxd4 {0} 4. Nxd4 {1} 4... Nf6 {0} 5. Nc3 {12} 5... Nc6 {0}
>6. Be3 {22} 6... e6 {0} 7. Qd2 {23} 7... a6 {0} 8. f3 {7} 8... Be7 {0} 9. g4 {9
>} 9... O-O {0} 10. O-O-O {10} 10... Nd7 {0} 11. Kb1 {18} 11... Nxd4 {0.21/16 79
>} 12. Bxd4 {81} 12... b5 {0.00/17 144} 13. Bd3 {66} 13... b4 {0} 14. Na4 {46}
>14... Rb8 {-0.03/16 177} 15. b3 {30} 15... Bb7 {-0.10/15 68} 16. Rdf1 {104}
>16... Bc6 {-0.64/15 135} 17. Nb2 {25} 17... a5 {-0.63/15 101} 18. h4 {17} 18...
>Rc8 {-0.41/16 185} 19. h5 {62} 19... Bg5 {-0.49/15 115} 20. f4 {69} 20... Bf6 {
>-0.52/16 197} 21. h6 {132} 21... Bxd4 {-2.66/13 32} 22. hxg7 {59} 22... Bxg7 {
>-2.74/14 84} 23. Qh2 {25} 23... h6 {-3.00/16 136} 24. g5 {31} 24... Kh8 {
>-2.66/15 160} 25. Nc4 {92} 25... Nc5 {-2.90/14 96} 26. Ne3 {34} 26... Nxe4 {
>-4.99/13 55} 27. Ng4 {95} 27... Nc3+ {-1.94/13 416} 28. Kc1 {53} 28... Nxa2+ {
>-1.88/13 188} 29. Kd2 {50} 29... Re8 {-4.64/12 65} 30. Nxh6 {45} 30... Bc3+ {
>-1.14/14 44} 31. Kd1 {56} 31... Kg7 {1.35/14 60} 32. Nxf7 {202} 32... Kxf7 {
>-1.25/13 68} 33. Qh5+ {230} 33... Kf8 {5.34/16 0} 34. f5 {162} 34... Bf3+ {
>3.34/14 0} 35. Rxf3 {53} 35... d5 {11.35/13 93} 36. f6 {76} 36... Bxf6 {
>#11/14 158} 37. gxf6 {41} 37... Nc3+ {#10/15 139} 38. Ke1 {21} 38... Qxf6 {
>#9/16 248} 39. Rxf6+ {5} 39... Ke7 {#8/15 137} 40. Qe5 {157} 40... Kd7 {#7/17 0
>} 41. Rh7+ {41} 41... Kc6 {#7/13 25} 42. Rxe6+ {29} 42... Rxe6 {#7/13 26} 43.
>Qxe6+ {51} 1-0
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