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Subject: Re: Nolot Bxh7 and deep thought/deep blue

Author: Bruce Moreland

Date: 10:43:10 01/12/00

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On January 12, 2000 at 10:02:08, Vincent Diepeveen wrote:

>Let's zoom into position #8 not found by Deep Thought
>
[D]r3rbk1/ppq2ppp/2b1pB2/8/6Q1/1P1B3P/P1P2PP1/R2R2K1 w - - bm Bxh7; 8
>
>This position is of course in nolot as PC programs don't extend such
>lines too deeply. Just like the other nolots it only has to do with
>king safety and a lot of forced moves around the king.
>
>[c] ==> check extension
>[s] ==> singular best move extension
>[f] ==> forced move (a forced move is singular too) extension
>
>the TACTICAL line needed to find Bxh7:
>
>Bxh7+     Kxh7[c]
>Qh5+      Kg8[c]
>Rd4[s]    gf6[f]

Hsu points out that gxf6 is bad, and suggests that Bf3! holds.

bruce

>Rg4+[s]   Bg7[c]
>Qh6[s]    Kf8[f]
>Rxg7      Rec8
>Qxf6      Be4[f]     (otherwise rh7-h8 mate)
>Rae1[s]   Bf5[f]
>g4[s]     Bxc2[f]
>Rxe6[f]   Bd3
>Rg6[c]    Qc1+
>Kh2[c]    Qc7+
>f4[c]     Qc2+
>Kg3[c]    <any legal move>
>Qh8 mates in quiescencesearch.



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