Author: Johan Melin
Date: 23:39:34 06/06/02
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On June 07, 2002 at 02:31:49, Peter McKenzie wrote:
>I'm thinking that this position has alot to do with the relative value a program
>gives the queen. Crafty and Yace probably give the Q a high value.
>
>The critical line is 1...e4 2.fxe4 Ne5 3.Rxa5
>
After your line, KnightDreamer thinks that black has the advantage:
7 -37 121 420816 d8a5 a1a5 e5c4 h2h4 c4a5 h4g5 a5b3 d5e7
b3d2 e7g6 h7g6 e6g6 b8b1 h1h2 (347.8k)
Failhigh Bxe3 510323
7 -26 154 543481 ++ g5e3 (352.9k)
7 -10 165 573999 ++ g5e3 (347.9k)
7 22 176 619118 ++ g5e3 (351.8k)
7 62 214 737313 g5e3 d5e3 g6f7 a5e5 f7e6 e5e6 d8g5 e3f5
b8a8 (344.5k)
CV(0.12): Bxe3 Nxe3 Bf7! Qh3? Nxc4! Nxc4? Bxc4! bxc4? Qxa5!
8 61 368 1283016 g5e3 d5e3 g6f7 a5e5 f7e6 e5e6 f8f2 a1f1
f2b2 f1d1 b8b6 e4e5 (348.6k)
>Now black gets interesting play after Qxa5 4.Rxa5 Nxc4 when black has material
>vs the Q and white can't recapture on c4 because of various back rank threats.
>Actually white can play h4 with unclear play, there are other similar lines with
>a delayed Qxa5.
>
>Peter
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