I took a look at the position and I think a next version of Sting can be much closer to solve this very complex problem (similar to "The horse Trojan").fishpov wrote:Hi Marek, thanks for this new version
Chinese Wall from Otto Blathy, "Chess Amateur", 1921
This problem seems to be impossible for computer !
[d]4k3/6p1/8/3p3b/p1pPp1pP/BpP1PpP1/1P3P1R/K2N3N w - - 0 0[/d]
explanation for position
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEq_X-yE9nU
Sting SF 9.6
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Re: Sting SF 9.6 : Chinese Wall problem
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Re: Sting SF 9.6 : Chinese Wall problem
See my post:lech wrote:I took a look at the position and I think a next version of Sting can be much closer to solve this very complex problem (similar to "The horse Trojan").fishpov wrote:Hi Marek, thanks for this new version
Chinese Wall from Otto Blathy, "Chess Amateur", 1921
This problem seems to be impossible for computer !
[d]4k3/6p1/8/3p3b/p1pPp1pP/BpP1PpP1/1P3P1R/K2N3N w - - 0 0[/d]
explanation for position
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEq_X-yE9nU
http://rybkaforum.net/cgi-bin/rybkaforu ... ?tid=32459
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Re: Sting SF 9.6 : Chinese Wall problem
Thanks Dann, the followig positions:Dann Corbit wrote:See my post:lech wrote:I took a look at the position and I think a next version of Sting can be much closer to solve this very complex problem (similar to "The horse Trojan").fishpov wrote:Hi Marek, thanks for this new version
Chinese Wall from Otto Blathy, "Chess Amateur", 1921
This problem seems to be impossible for computer !
[d]4k3/6p1/8/3p3b/p1pPp1pP/BpP1PpP1/1P3P1R/K2N3N w - - 0 0[/d]
explanation for position
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEq_X-yE9nU]
http://rybkaforum.net/cgi-bin/rybkaforu ... ?tid=32459
[d]8/3k4/8/2Bp2pb/p1pPp1p1/1pP1PpP1/1PRK1P2/3N3N w - - 0 1
seems to be impossible to win after 1. Kc1 bxc2!
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Re: Sting SF 9.6 : Chinese Wall problem
Hi Dan and Marek
I thing you're right
1. Kc1 bxc2 2. Kxc2 Kc6 3. b4 axb3+ 4. Kb2 Kb5 5. Ka3 Be8 6. Nb2 Bc6 7. Na4 Ka6 8. Nb6 Kb7 and black can prevent white knight breakthrough
I thing you're right
1. Kc1 bxc2 2. Kxc2 Kc6 3. b4 axb3+ 4. Kb2 Kb5 5. Ka3 Be8 6. Nb2 Bc6 7. Na4 Ka6 8. Nb6 Kb7 and black can prevent white knight breakthrough