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[Jorge Pichard]

[Event "Computer Shogi Game"]
[Site "Pichy-PC"]
[Date "2012.04.30"]
[Round "1"]
[White "Pichy"]
[Black "Shokidoki 0.9s"]
[Result "0-1"]
[TimeControl "40/600"]
[Variant "shogi"]
[Annotator "14. -399.92 1... -0.12"]

1. Kd2 Kf8 {-0.12/13 17} 2. Kc2 b6 {+1.44/14 11} 3. Kd2 b5 {+1.24/14 12} 4.
Kc2 b4 {+2.92/13 10} 5. bxb4 Rxb4 {+2.56/13 16} 6. Kd2 P@b3 {+14.60/13 20}
7. Kc2 Gfe8 {+16.00/10 15} 8. Kd2 bxb2+ {+35.96/10 22} 9. Sxb2 Rxb2+
{+44.68/9 50} 10. Ke1 +Rxb1 {+46.68/10 14} 11. Kd2 +Rxa1 {+48.36/8 11} 12.
Kc2 B@b1 {+58.88/6 35} 13. Kb3 S@b5 {+399.88/8} 14. c4 {-399.92/4} Bxd3+
{+399.92/3 0.2} 15. c5 {-399.96/2 0.1} N@a5# {+399.96/1}
{Xboard adjudication: Checkmate} 0-1

Final position, Well guess what I got Checkmated, you can only learn by playing, in 4 years I might get close to what is compared in chess equal to 1600 Elo. It took me about 16 years to become a 2236 in Normal Chess and this is much harder to calculate all the tactics:lol:

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