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Subject: Re: Why is this position so difficult to evaluate?

Author: Dann Corbit

Date: 19:41:51 01/10/00

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On January 10, 2000 at 21:47:00, Ed Schröder wrote:
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[D] 8/p3kp2/2pr1pb1/2b1p3/P3P1Pp/1PNB1P1P/2K5/3R4 w - - 0 26
[snip]
>And can save a few bucks as in my case. I think it is doable to write
>code for this kind of situations only that in the 18 years I am working
>now on Rebel I haven't seen such a case of a trapped bishop happening.
>These guys surely know how to debug a chess engine.

Sierwan talks about exactly this kind of position in one of his books.  The
tactics one, IIRC.

• Re: Why is this position so difficult to evaluate? Peter McKenzie 01:02:27 01/11/00
  • Re: Why is this position so difficult to evaluate? Dann Corbit 01:34:27 01/11/00
    • Re: Why is this position so difficult to evaluate? Peter Kappler 09:10:10 01/11/00

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