Author: blass uri
Date: 12:26:00 12/09/99
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On December 09, 1999 at 13:28:46, Thorsten Czub wrote:
>[Event "Stufe=120'/40+60'/20+0'0. "]
>[Site "k6-400 both, autoplayer-games"]
>[Date "1999.10.21"]
>[Round "3"]
>[White "Fritz 6"]
>[Black "ChessTiger12 DOS"]
>[Result "1/2-1/2"]
>[ECO "D18"]
>[Annotator "0.31"]
>[PlyCount "100"]
>[EventDate "1999.01.08"]
>
>{43008kB, General.ctg. k6-400
>} 1. c4 {1} 1... c6 {3} 2. d4 {0} 2... d5 {4} 3.
>Nf3 {0} 3... Nf6 {4} 4. Nc3 {0} 4... dxc4 {4} 5. a4 {0} 5... Bf5 {4} 6. e3 {0}
>6... e6 {4} 7. Bxc4 {0} 7... Bb4 {4} 8. O-O {0} 8... Nbd7 {4} 9. Nh4 {0} 9...
>Bg6 {4} 10. Qb3 {0} 10... a5 {4} 11. g3 {0} 11... Qb6 {4} 12. Nxg6 {0} 12...
>hxg6 {4} 13. Rd1 {0} 13... O-O {letzter Buchzug 4} 14. Qc2 {0.31/14 478} 14...
>c5 {3} 15. d5 {0.38/13 432} 15... Ne5 {244} 16. Be2 {0} 16... c4 {496} 17. Rb1
>{0.50/12 618} 17... Rac8 {228} 18. e4 {0.53/12 309} 18... Nfg4 {192} 19. Bxg4 {
>0.56/11 166} 19... Nxg4 {41} 20. Qe2 {0.31/12 259} 20... Bxc3 {354} 21. Be3 {
>0.84/13 149} 21... Nxe3 {954} 22. bxc3 {1.00/17 0} 22... Qc5 {205} 23. fxe3 {
>0.88/13 104} 23... Qa3 {308} 24. Qc2 {0.50/13 354} 24... Qc5 {215} 25. Qd2 {
>0.59/14 499} 25... exd5 {291} 26. Rb5 {0.91/16 0} 26... Qa7 {360} 27. exd5 {
>1.00/16 673} 27... Rce8 {3} 28. Qd4 {0.78/15 309} 28... Qxd4 {398} 29. Rxd4 {
>1.41/17 0} 29... Rxe3 {224} 30. Rxc4 {1.31/14 0} 30... Rd3 {256} 31. Rxa5 {
>1.34/13 243} 31... Rd8 {1003} 32. Rb5 {1.41/13 302} 32... R3xd5 {152} 33. Rxb7
>{1.31/14 0} 33... Rd2 {370} 34. Rd4 {1.41/14 0}
I think that 34.Rd4 is not good because it losing one of the important passed
pawn of white.
I think that the idea Rf4 f5 Rf2 Rxf2 Kxf2 Rd2+ Ke3 is better.
Fritz6 is clearly worse than some previous versions of Fritz in some positions
Can other program(including previous versions of fritz) produce Rd4?
Here is the position:
3r2k1/1R3pp1/6p1/8/P1R5/2P3P1/3r3P/6K1 w - - 0 1
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