Author: Omid David Tabibi
Date: 05:23:28 02/03/04
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On February 02, 2004 at 13:00:00, Anthony Cozzie wrote:
>On February 02, 2004 at 10:41:38, Albert Silver wrote:
>
>>
>>>Round 8: Zappa - Searcher 1-0
>>
>>>A few moves later Zappa was able to get a tactical win with Re6!
>>>
>>>[D]1rb2rk1/4R1p1/1pqn1pBp/3p4/5Q2/1NP3PP/6PK/4R3 w - - 0 30
Falcon 1.0.8.1 running on GenuineIntel 733MHz 256MB:
depth time nodes nps score variation
3/9 0.02 1k 64k 1.38 1.b3d4 c6c5 2.g3g4
4/14 0.03 2k 84k 1.15 1.b3d4 c6c5 2.g3g4 c8a6
5/15 0.09 9k 101k 1.13 1.b3d4 c6c5 2.d4e6 c8e6 3.e1e6
6/18 0.22 24k 111k 0.83 1.b3d4--
6/19 0.28 31k 112k 0.71 1.b3d4 c6c5 2.g3g4 b8b7 3.f4f3 d6e4
6/19 0.92 98k 107k 0.72 1.g6e8++
7/18 1.12 120k 107k 1.03 1.g6e8++
7/18 1.15 125k 109k 1.26 1.g6e8 f8e8 2.e7e8 d6e8 3.f4b8 c8d7
4.b3d4 c6c3 5.e1e8 d7e8 6.b8e8 g8h7
8/22 1.80 205k 113k 1.50 1.g6e8 f8e8 2.e7e8 d6e8 3.f4b8 g8h7
4.b3d4 c6c7 5.b8c7 e8c7
9/24 2.66 323k 121k 1.50 1.g6e8 f8e8 2.e7e8 d6e8 3.f4b8 g8h7
4.b3d4 c6c7 5.b8c7 e8c7
10/24 4.87 618k 127k 1.55 1.g6e8 f8e8 2.e7e8 d6e8 3.f4b8 g8h7
4.b3d4 c6c7 5.b8c7 e8c7 6.g3g4
10/32 8.70 1111k 127k 1.56 1.e1e6++
10/32 9.27 1189k 128k 1.80 1.e1e6++
10/32 9.75 1257k 128k 1.87 1.e1e6 c8e6 2.b3d4 c6c4 3.f4d6 e6h3
4.g2h3 c4c5 5.d6e6 g8h8 6.e6e3
11/31 12.95 1688k 130k 1.88 1.e1e6 c8e6 2.b3d4 c6c4 3.f4d6 e6h3
4.h2h3 c4c3 5.d4f5 g8h8 6.d6d5
12/35 27.00 3476k 128k 2.18 1.e1e6++
12/35 29.17 3781k 129k 2.31 1.e1e6 c8e6 2.b3d4 c6c4 3.f4d6 e6h3
4.h2h3 g8h8 5.d4e6 f8g8 6.e7g7 g8g7
7.d6b8 g7g8
13/37 65.67 8377k 127k 2.49 1.e1e6 c8e6 2.b3d4 c6c4 3.f4d6 e6h3
4.h2h3 g8h8 5.d4e6 f8g8 6.e7c7 c4a2
7.c7g7
>>>
>>>1. Re1-e6 Bc8xe6 2. Nb3-d4 Qc6-c4 3. Qf4xd6 Be6xh3 4. Kh2xh3 Kg8-h8 5. Nd4-e6
>>>Rf8-g8 6. Qd6-d7 Qc4-c8 7. Qd7xd5 Rb8-a8 8. Qd5-f5
>>> = (3.58) Depth: 15/23 00:03:03.90 174729471kN
>>
>>A fantastic combination.
>>
>> Albert
>
>Note that Zappa played Re6 entirely on eval, not search. In the position at the
>end of the PV, white has BN v RP. Zappa is giving white almost 3 pawns worth of
>positional compensation due to very agressively placed Ne6, Re7, and the black
>king being in danger.
>
>anthony
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