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Subject: Re: the wrong move (with diagram)

Author: Dann Corbit

Date: 14:32:39 01/21/02

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On January 21, 2002 at 16:36:45, Dann Corbit wrote:

>On January 21, 2002 at 16:00:18, K. Burcham wrote:
>
>>
>>the wrong move is 62...Kd5
>
>What is the line to draw or lose for black?
>
>Here is the position after moving Kd5 and analysis by Chess Tiger:
>
>[D]8/1R5P/8/p2k4/4pK2/2p5/8/7r w - - ce -348; acd 15; acs 1; pv Rf7 a4 Rc7 Rh6
>Kg5 Rxh7 Rxh7 e3 Rd7+ Ke4 Re7+ Kf3 Rf7+ Kg2 Kh4 e2 Re7 Kf2 Rf7+;|Rb7f7

Consider:
8/1R5P/8/p2k4/4pK2/2p5/8/7r w - - pv Rb5+ Kc4 Rb7 a4 Rc7+ Kd3 Rd7+ Kc2 Ke3 a3
Ra7 Kd1 Kf2 e3+ Kf3 a2 Rd7+ Ke1 Rg7;

After which, we have  this analysis:
 43757045  1:58.9 -18.69 13u. 10.Rg7 a1=Q 11.h8=Q Qd1+ 12.Kxe3 Qd2+ 13.Ke4
                              Rxh8 14.Rg1+ Ke2 15.Rg2+ Kf1 16.Rg3 c2 17.Rf3+
                              Ke1 18.Kf5 c1=Q 19.Kg6 {-2002}

Is there a way for white to wiggle out of it?

• Re: the wrong move (with diagram) David Rasmussen 15:36:28 01/21/02
  • Re: the wrong move (with diagram) Dann Corbit 16:23:23 01/21/02
    • the move that caused the win to be a draw K. Burcham 19:05:39 01/21/02
      • Re: the move that caused the win to be a draw David Rasmussen 23:48:05 01/21/02
      • Re: the move that caused the win to be a draw Dann Corbit 20:17:13 01/21/02
        • Re: the move that caused the win to be a draw David Rasmussen 23:51:27 01/21/02
          • Re: the move that caused the win to be a draw Uri Blass 02:14:40 01/22/02

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