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Re: 2 testpositions
Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2018 12:04 pm
by zullil
Spliffjiffer wrote:hi Louis,
thx for confirming Nc4 as best move...as im interstetd in the time that was needed to find it...does "time 74088" means that C-fish needed 74088 ms or how to translate in seconds ?
74 seconds.
Actually, I think Peter might be correct. Upon returning to the computer, I now see:
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info depth 65 seldepth 108 multipv 1 score cp -725 nodes 2183181559275 nps 51580510 hashfull 999 tbhits 13875048237 time 42325707 pv a7a5 a3a2 g2f3 g6g5 h4g5 f6g5 f3g2 g5g4 a5a3 e6e7 f2f4 c5d7 a3a7 e7d8 a7a5 d8c7 g2f2 d7f6 a5a7 c7c6 a7a5 c6b7 a5a3 b7b6 f4f5 b6c7 a3a6 c7b7 a6a3 b7b6 a3b3 b6c6 b3a3 c6b5 a3b3 b5c5 b3a3 c5d6 d2c4 d6e7 a3a7 e7f8 a7a8 f8g7 a8a7 g7h6 c4d2 f6d5 f5f6 d5f6 f2g2 h6g6 a7a6 g6g7 a6a8 g7f7 a8a7 f7e6 a7a5 e6d6 d2c4 d6c6 c4d2 c6b6 d2c4 b6c7 a5c5 c7d7 c4b6 d7d6 c5a5 f6e4 b6c8 d6c7 c8e7 c7b6 a5a8 b6b5 e7f5 e4c3 a8b8 b5a6 b8a8 a6b6 f5d4
Don't have time now to examine the PV.
Re: 2 testpositions
Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2018 12:26 pm
by Spliffjiffer
wow, wow, wow....if this is true i am nearly sure that the position i posted in a former thread
http://talkchess.com/forum/viewtopic.ph ... 72&t=64806
is indeed won for black if black plays ne6 !?
unfortunately i have no possibilities (no 6-men TB's or access to Lomonosov TB's) to verify that...if u both are right with this, this position should be won for black !!?:
[d]8/4k3/R4pp1/6np/7P/p4NP1/5PK1/r7 b - - 0 1
Ne6 wins !??
Re: 2 testpositions
Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2018 12:34 pm
by Spliffjiffer
this would be the mainline then:
[d]8/4k3/R4pp1/6np/7P/p4NP1/5PK1/r7 b - - 0 1
1. ... Ne6 2. Nd2 Nc5 3. Ra7+ Ke6 4. Nc4
0:1
Re: 2 testpositions
Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2018 1:26 pm
by Spliffjiffer
btw...keep in mind that positions like this are lost for white !! :
[d]8/8/5Rp1/2k1n2p/7P/1r4P1/4KP2/8 w - - 0 1
Re: 2 testpositions
Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2018 1:47 pm
by Spliffjiffer
also consider that these positions are lost for white:
[d]8/8/2k2p2/7p/6pP/2NK2P1/5P2/r7 w - - 0 1
Re: 2 testpositions
Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2018 8:20 pm
by peter
Spliffjiffer wrote:
[d]8/4k3/R4pp1/6np/7P/p4NP1/5PK1/r7 b - - 0 1
Ne6 wins !??
I'd say yes, Peer.
But I'm even less able to prove it then with the later position we already discussed here.
Lines like this one
8/4k3/R4pp1/6np/7P/p4NP1/5PK1/r7 b - - 0 1
1... Ne6 2. Nd2 Nc5 3. Ra7+ Ke6 4. Nc4 a2 5. Ne3 Nd3 6. Ra6+ Ke5 7. f4+ Ke4 8. Nc2 Nc5 9. Ra3 Rd1 10. Rxa2 Rd2+ 11. Kf1 Rh2 12. Kg1 Re2 13. Kf1 Rd2 14. Kg1 f5 15. Rb2 Nd3
are a few moves too long to keep the winning eval with full Syzygys in hash back to starting position for my hardware.
Maybe Louis can do it again, otherwise I'd simply have to stick to believing.
Re: 2 testpositions
Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2018 5:08 pm
by MikeB
Dann Corbit wrote:
This one ? :
[d]1k1n4/1p1b1p2/1Bp1pPp1/1PP1P3/8/6P1/8/1K6 w - - acd 55; acs 211; bm Bc7+; c3 "Bc7+"; ce 32714; dm 27; id "yacpdb id 293779"; pm Bc7+; pv Bc7+ Ka7 Bb8+ Ka8 b6 Kxb8 Kc1 Ka8 Kd2 Bc8 Ke2 Bd7 Kf3 Be8 Kf4 Kb8 Kg5 Bd7 g4 Kc8 Kh6 Be8 Kg7 Kd7 Kf8 g5 Kg7 Kc8 Kh6 Kb8 Kxg5 Ka8 Kh6 Bd7 Kg7 Bc8 Kf8 Bd7 Ke7 Bc8 Kxd8 Kb8 g5 Ka8 Kc7 Bd7 Kxd7 Kb8 g6 fxg6 f7 g5 f8=Q+;
I know it's not the position, but for what it's worth:
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51 #27 1.33G 0:39.38 Bc7+ Ka7 Bb8+ Ka8 b6 Kxb8 Kc1 Ka8 Kd2 Kb8 Ke3 Kc8 Kf4 Kb8 Kg5 Kc8 Kh6 Kb8 g4 Kc8 Kh7 Be8 Kg7 Kd7 Kf8 g5 Kg7 Kc8 Kh6 Kb8 Kxg5 Ka8 Kh6 Kb8 Kg7 Bd7 Kf8 Ka8 Ke7 Bc8 g5 Kb8 Kxd8 Ka8 Kc7 Bd7 Kxd7 Kb8 g6 fxg6 f7 g5 f8=Q#
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Re: 2 testpositions
Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2018 6:01 pm
by Spliffjiffer
how does black play after 7. Rxa2 (instead of Kh3) ?
Re: 2 testpositions
Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2018 6:31 pm
by Spliffjiffer
ah, i got it...nice !...
Re: 2 testpositions
Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2018 7:27 pm
by Spliffjiffer
[d]8/4k3/R4pp1/6np/7P/p4NP1/5PK1/r7 b - - 0 1
1. ... Ne6 2. Nd2 Nc5 3. Ra7+ Ke6 4. Nc4 a2 5. Ne3 Nd3 6. Ra6+ Ke5 7. f4+ Ke4 8. Nc2 Nc5 !! ...9. Ra3 Rd1 10. Rxa2 Rd2+ 11. Kf1 Rh2 ! 12. Kg1 Re2 13. Kf1 Rd2 master,...14. Kg1 Nd3 15. Kf1 f5 16. Kg1 Nc1 17. Ra4+ Kf3 18. Ra3+ Kg4 19. Ne3+ Kh3 20. Kf1 Nd3 21. Kg1 Nc5 22. Kf1 Ne4 23. Ke1 Rh2 ...master 24. Nf1 Rf2 25. Ra6 Kg2 -+...delicious