Whats the best move

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Whats the best move?

Bf5
5
38%
c5
7
54%
Bh7
1
8%
 
Total votes: 13
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AdminX
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Whats the best move

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White to Move

[d]5k2/5pp1/3K3p/3Pp2P/P1P1B3/8/4r3/8 w - - 0 60
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Re: Whats the best move

Post by P. Villanueva »

I'd play Kxe5, but after one minute and a half my KMT Chess chooses Bh7. Then, my vote for Bh7.

14 -93 3837K 608cs 1.77 d6e5 f7f6 e5d4 e2a2 d5d6 a2a4 e4f5 f8e8 d6d7 e8d8 d4d5 d8e7 f5e6 a4a7 c4c5 a7d7
15 -96 13M 27s 2.53 d6e5 e2h2 e4f3 h2c2 e5d4 c2a2 d5d6 a2a4 f3e4 a4b4 e4f5 f7f6 d4d5 b4b2 d6d7
16 -66 41M 1m11s * e4h7!
16 -51 57M 1m35s 3.87 e4h7 e2a2 c4c5 a2a4 c5c6 f8e8 h7d3 a4f4 d6e5 f4h4 e5d6 h4a4 c6c7 a4a8 d3f5
17 -37 85M 2m21s 2.49 e4h7 e2a2 c4c5 a2a4 c5c6 a4a8 d6e5 f7f6 e5d6 f8e8 h7g6 e8d8 c6c7 d8c8 g6f5 c8b7 d6d7 a8c8 d5d6 c8a8 d7e6
18 -15 177M 4m50s 1.76 e4h7 g7g6 h5g6 f7g6 h7g6 f8g7 g6h5 e2h2 d6e6 h2h5 d5d6 h5h4 d6d7 h4d4 e6e7 e5e4 d7d8q d4d8 e7d8
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Re: Whats the best move

Post by gerold »

Be4-f5

Best.

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Re: Whats the best move

Post by Terry McCracken »

AdminX wrote:White to Move

[d]5k2/5pp1/3K3p/3Pp2P/P1P1B3/8/4r3/8 w - - 0 60
either a5 (not on the list) or c5.
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Re: Whats the best move

Post by Kurt Utzinger »

AdminX wrote:White to Move

[d]5k2/5pp1/3K3p/3Pp2P/P1P1B3/8/4r3/8 w - - 0 60
Did you not forget the simple winning move 60.a5
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Re: Whats the best move

Post by Vinvin »

I'd play Kxe5!
Taking the dangerous pawn and protecting the bishop.

1. Kxe5 Ke8 2. c5 f6+ 3. Kd4 Ra2 4. Bg6+ Kd7 5. d6 Ke6 +-

I see no good lines for black
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Re: Whats the best move

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Kurt Utzinger wrote:
AdminX wrote:White to Move

[d]5k2/5pp1/3K3p/3Pp2P/P1P1B3/8/4r3/8 w - - 0 60
Did you not forget the simple winning move 60.a5
Kurt
a5 and c5 transpose ...
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Re: Whats the best move

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White has a winning position here, but the win was not as clear as it would seem. Here it appears the simple move 60. Bf5 is the best move to play. 60. c5 The move that was played in the game leads to a drawn position. See diagrams below to see how c5 leads to a draw.

Note that a5 will more than likely transpose into the c5 line.

[d]5k2/5pp1/3K3p/3Pp2P/P1P1B3/8/4r3/8 w - - 0 60
[d]5k2/5pp1/3K3p/2PPp2P/P3B3/8/4r3/8 b - - 0 60
[d]5k2/5pp1/3K3p/2PPp2P/P3r3/8/8/8 w - - 0 61
[d]5k2/5pp1/3K3p/P1PPp2P/4r3/8/8/8 b - - 0 61
[d]5k2/5pp1/3K3p/P1PPp2P/r7/8/8/8 w - - 0 62
[d]5k2/5pp1/2PK3p/P2Pp2P/r7/8/8/8 b - - 0 62
[d]5k2/5pp1/2PK3p/r2Pp2P/8/8/8/8 w - - 0 63
[d]5k2/2P2pp1/3K3p/r2Pp2P/8/8/8/8 b - - 0 63
[d]r4k2/2P2pp1/3K3p/3Pp2P/8/8/8/8 w - - 0 64
[d]r4k2/2P2pp1/2K4p/3Pp2P/8/8/8/8 b - - 0 64
[d]r3k3/2P2pp1/2K4p/3Pp2P/8/8/8/8 w - - 0 65
[d]r3k3/2P2pp1/2KP3p/4p2P/8/8/8/8 b - - 0 65
[d]4k3/2P2pp1/r1KP3p/4p2P/8/8/8/8 w - - 0 66
[d]4k3/1KP2pp1/r2P3p/4p2P/8/8/8/8 b - - 0 66
[d]4k3/1KP2pp1/3r3p/4p2P/8/8/8/8 w - - 0 67
[d]2Q1k3/1K3pp1/3r3p/4p2P/8/8/8/8 b - - 0 67
[d]2Q5/1K2kpp1/3r3p/4p2P/8/8/8/8 w - - 0 68
[d]1Q6/1K2kpp1/3r3p/4p2P/8/8/8/8 b - - 0 68
[d]1Q1r4/1K2kpp1/7p/4p2P/8/8/8/8 w - - 0 69
[d]3r4/1K2kpp1/7p/4Q2P/8/8/8/8 b - - 0 69
[d]3r1k2/1K3pp1/7p/4Q2P/8/8/8/8 w - - 0 70
[d]3r1k2/1K3pp1/7p/2Q4P/8/8/8/8 b - - 0 70
[d]3r2k1/1K3pp1/7p/2Q4P/8/8/8/8 w - - 0 71
[d]3r2k1/1K2Qpp1/7p/7P/8/8/8/8 b - - 0 71
[d]5rk1/1K2Qpp1/7p/7P/8/8/8/8 w - - 0 72

The Position is Drawn as White has no way to force a win with best play from here. {See diagram above}

[Event "60m + 15s, rated"]
[Site "?"]
[Date "2009.10.11"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Hyperspace, Rybka 3 32-bit wate"]
[Black "NYTed, Rybka 3"]
[Result "1/2-1/2"]
[ECO "B81"]
[WhiteElo "2625"]
[BlackElo "2538"]
[Annotator "0.28;0.17"]
[PlyCount "261"]
[EventDate "2009.10.11"]
[EventType "rapid"]
[TimeControl "3600+15"]

1. e4 {0.05/1 0} c5 {B 0} 2. Nf3 {0.05/1 0} d6 {B 0} 3. d4 {0.05/1 0} cxd4 {B 0
} 4. Nxd4 {0.05/1 0} Nf6 {B 0} 5. Nc3 {0.05/1 0} a6 {B 0} 6. h3 {0.05/1 0} e6 {
B 0} 7. g4 {0.05/1 0} h6 {B 0} 8. Bg2 {0.05/1 0} Nc6 {B 0} 9. Be3 {0.05/1 0}
Ne5 {B 0} 10. Qe2 {0.05/1 0} Qc7 {B 0} 11. f4 {0.05/1 0} Nc4 {0.17/16 68} 12.
O-O-O {0.05/1 0} e5 {B 0} 13. Nf5 {0.28/16 86} Be6 {0.26/16 58} 14. fxe5 {0.33/
17 137} dxe5 {0.29/17 10} 15. Nd5 {0.34/18 152} Nxd5 {0.28/19 76} 16. exd5 {0.
35/19 105} Bxf5 {0.28/20 64} 17. gxf5 {0.35/20 89} Be7 {0.26/20 325 (Nxe3)} 18.
Kb1 {0.37/16 38} Nxe3 {0.24/20 90} 19. Qxe3 {0.27/19 44} Qd6 {0.20/20 125} 20.
Rhg1 {0.24/18 8} O-O {0.15/19 172} 21. Bf3 {0.18/18 0 (Rde1)} Kh8 {0.14/18 140}
22. Rg4 {0.17/17 0} b5 {0.11/18 94} 23. Qd2 {0.15/17 16 (h4)} Rac8 {0.10/19 160
} 24. Rdg1 {0.14/18 13 (h4)} Bf6 {0.01/18 174} 25. a3 {0.11/17 0 (c3)} Rb8 {0.
01/17 36 (Rfe8)} 26. h4 {0.00/16 71 (Qb4)} Rfc8 {0.00/17 32} 27. Qb4 {-0.02/18
180} Rc5 {-0.17/19 0} 28. Qe1 {-0.11/19 235} Rc4 {-0.16/19 0 (a5)} 29. Qg3 {-0.
15/17 68 (h5)} Rxg4 {-0.42/18 74} 30. Qxg4 {-0.28/18 46} b4 {-0.33/19 102 (e4)}
31. a4 {-0.32/19 109} Qd7 {-0.33/20 26} 32. Qc4 {-0.40/19 101} Qxf5 {-0.33/20
72 (Qxa4)} 33. Be4 {-0.31/19 40} Qc8 {-0.33/21 44} 34. Qxc8+ {-0.31/19 72} Rxc8
{-0.33/23 28} 35. h5 {-0.31/22 25} Kg8 {-0.33/23 22 (Be7)} 36. Ka2 {-0.31/22 60
} Be7 {-0.33/23 41} 37. Kb3 {-0.31/23 12} a5 {-0.32/24 52} 38. Bf5 {-0.31/25
45 (Rg3)} Rc7 {-0.32/24 68 (Rc5)} 39. c4 {-0.31/23 42 (Be4)} bxc3 {-0.32/23 26}
40. bxc3 {-0.31/24 25} Kf8 {-0.32/24 49} 41. Be4 {-0.31/24 15} Rc8 {-0.32/24
64 (Bd6)} 42. Bf5 {-0.31/22 43 (Rg3)} Rc5 {-0.32/24 47} 43. Be4 {-0.31/24 2}
Bd6 {-0.20/25 145} 44. Rg2 {-0.31/25 0 (Rb1)} Rc8 {-0.32/25 57 (Rc7)} 45. Rg1 {
-0.27/25 86 (Bf5)} Rc7 {-0.32/23 46 (Bc5)} 46. Rg4 {-0.26/23 33 (Rg3)} Bc5 {-0.
32/24 61} 47. Rg3 {-0.26/23 181 (Rg2)} Kg8 {-0.20/23 137 (f6)} 48. Rg2 {-0.11/
22 49 (Rg4)} Bd6 {-0.20/24 84} 49. Rg1 {-0.01/23 17 (Rb2)} Rc5 {-0.20/23 29
(Rc8)} 50. Rb1 {0.00/23 44} Kf8 {0.00/23 50} 51. c4 {0.00/25 47} Rc7 {0.00/24
11 (Rc8)} 52. Kc3 {0.00/22 26} Bb4+ {0.00/24 13} 53. Rxb4 {0.78/24 289} axb4+ {
0.00/24 137} 54. Kxb4 {0.78/25 82} Rb7+ {0.00/24 307} 55. Kc5 {0.98/26 199}
Rc7+ {0.00/22 103 (Ke8)} 56. Kb5 {1.45/20 52} Rb7+ {2.43/22 222} 57. Kc6 {1.82/
23 0} Rb4 {2.43/22 37} 58. Kc5 {2.46/22 227} Rb2 {2.53/23 0} 59. Kd6 {2.56/22
77} Re2 {2.53/23 17 (Rb4)} 60. c5 {2.59/22 60} Rxe4 {2.53/23 1} 61. a5 {2.74/
23 62} Ra4 {2.57/23 0} 62. c6 {2.74/25 58} Rxa5 {2.57/25 1} 63. c7 {2.74/26 40}
Ra8 {2.58/26 20} 64. Kc6 {2.74/27 43} Ke8 {2.58/27 3} 65. d6 {2.74/28 231} Ra6+
{2.58/28 0} 66. Kb7 {2.74/29 93} Rxd6 {2.58/30 23} 67. c8=Q+ {2.74/26 1} Ke7 {
2.58/28 226 (Rd8)} 68. Qb8 {2.74/25 30} Rd8 {2.58/27 134} 69. Qxe5+ {2.94/29 0}
Kf8 {3.07/29 104} 70. Qc5+ {2.94/31 0} Kg8 {3.07/30 17} 71. Qe7 {2.94/31 25}
Rf8 {3.07/30 15} 72. Qe4 {3.14/32 208 (Qd7)} f5 {3.07/30 18} 73. Qd5+ {3.14/31
147} Kh7 {3.07/31 0 (Kh8)} 74. Kc6 {3.34/28 74} Rf6+ {3.07/29 30} 75. Kc5 {3.
54/29 8} f4 {3.07/29 92 (Rf8)} 76. Qf3 {3.54/25 33} Kg8 {3.68/29 44} 77. Kd4 {
3.70/27 0} Kf7 {3.68/29 68} 78. Kd3 {3.70/28 0} Rf5 {3.68/28 36 (Kg8)} 79. Ke2
{3.70/24 25} Re5+ {3.68/28 6 (Rg5)} 80. Kf2 {3.70/27 17} Rg5 {3.68/29 3} 81.
Qxf4+ {3.70/29 18} Ke6 {3.68/30 5 (Ke7)} 82. Qe3+ {3.70/29 36 (Qc4+)} Kf7 {3.
68/30 10} 83. Qb3+ {3.70/31 18 (Qf3+)} Kf8 {3.68/32 16 (Kf6)} 84. Qf3+ {3.70/
31 14 (Qb8+)} Ke7 {3.68/33 18 (Kg8)} 85. Qb7+ {3.70/31 27 (Qd3)} Kf6 {3.68/32
15} 86. Qc6+ {3.70/32 59} Ke7 {3.68/33 0 (Kf7)} 87. Qe4+ {3.70/32 11 (Qf3)} Kf7
{3.68/32 12} 88. Qh1 {3.70/32 11 (Qc4+)} Rf5+ {3.68/30 10 (Kf6)} 89. Kg3 {3.70/
31 24} Rg5+ {3.68/32 10} 90. Kf4 {3.70/32 11} Kg8 {3.68/33 29 (Rb5)} 91. Qe4 {
3.70/32 17 (Ke3)} Rc5 {3.68/33 17} 92. Qe8+ {3.70/33 9} Kh7 {3.68/33 0} 93. Kg4
{3.70/34 40 (Qf7)} Rg5+ {3.68/34 10 (Rc4+)} 94. Kf3 {3.70/33 11 (Kh4)} Rf5+ {
3.68/34 14} 95. Ke4 {3.70/34 4 (Kg2)} Rg5 {3.68/35 14 (Rc5)} 96. Qf7 {3.70/35
25} Ra5 {3.68/36 12 (Rc5)} 97. Kd4 {3.70/34 21 (Kf4)} Rg5 {3.68/33 9 (Ra1)} 98.
Qe7 {3.70/32 21 (Qf3)} Kg8 {3.68/33 37} 99. Qd7 {3.70/33 0 (Qe8+)} Kf8 {3.68/
33 30 (Kh7)} 100. Qd6+ {3.70/31 13 (Qb7)} Kg8 {3.68/35 35 (Kf7)} 101. Qb8+ {3.
70/33 13 (Qe6+)} Kh7 {3.68/35 26 (Kf7)} 102. Qe8 {3.70/35 47} Ra5 {3.68/36 0
(Rg1)} 103. Qe4+ {3.70/34 18} Kh8 {3.68/36 1 (Kg8)} 104. Qe7 {3.70/34 17 (Qg6)}
Rg5 {3.68/34 31 (Ra4+)} 105. Qd7 {3.70/33 20 (Kc4)} Kg8 {3.68/34 8} 106. Qe8+ {
3.70/33 10} Kh7 {3.68/35 0} 107. Qe4+ {3.70/33 15} Kg8 {3.68/35 1} 108. Qa8+ {
3.70/33 72 (Qe2)} Kh7 {3.68/35 27 (Kf7)} 109. Qb7 {3.70/33 36} Ra5 {3.68/35 0
(Kg8)} 110. Qe7 {3.70/33 16 (Qf3)} Rg5 {3.68/34 9} 111. Qe3 {3.70/34 33 (Kc4)}
Ra5 {3.68/34 11 (Kh8)} 112. Qd3+ {3.70/34 24} Kh8 {3.68/36 11} 113. Qg6 {3.70/
33 10} Rg5 {3.68/37 45 (Ra4+)} 114. Qe6 {3.70/34 15} Ra5 {3.68/37 18 (Rg1)}
115. Qd7 {3.70/33 20 (Qc8+)} Kh7 {3.68/35 14 (Ra1)} 116. Qb7 {3.70/33 15} Kh8 {
3.68/35 26 (Ra1)} 117. Qc6 {3.70/33 14 (Kd3)} Rg5 {3.68/36 14 (Kg8)} 118. Qf3 {
3.70/34 42 (Qc8+)} Kg8 {3.68/36 52} 119. Qb3+ {3.70/34 0 (Qe4)} Kh7 {3.68/35 11
} 120. Qf7 {3.70/35 16} Ra5 {3.68/36 30} 121. Kd3 {3.70/35 0 (Ke4)} Rc5 {3.68/
35 16 (Re5)} 122. Qe6 {3.70/32 17 (Ke3)} Rg5 {3.68/35 42 (Rc1)} 123. Qe4+ {3.
70/32 42} Kg8 {3.68/36 0} 124. Qc4+ {3.70/30 33 (Qe8+)} Kf8 {3.68/30 15 (Kh7)}
125. Qf4+ {3.70/28 28} Ke7 {3.68/31 9} 126. Qc7+ {3.70/28 14} Kf6 {3.48/30 22
(Ke6)} 127. Qd6+ {3.61/22 25 (Qc3+)} Kf5 {0.00/27 13 (Kf7)} 128. Ke3 {3.70/25
22 (Kd4)} Rg1 {0.00/34 9} 129. Qc7 {0.00/34 10} Kf6 {0.00/38 4} 130. Kd4 {0.00/
37 15 (Qf4+)} Rd1+ {0.00/40 12 (Rf1)} 131. Ke4 {0.00/59 1 (Lag: Av=0.35s,
max=3.4s)} 1/2-1/2
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Re: Whats the best move

Post by Terry McCracken »

AdminX wrote:White has a winning position here, but the win was not as clear as it would seem. Here it appears the simple move 60. Bf5 is the best move to play. 60. c5 The move that was played in the game leads to a drawn position. See diagrams below to see how c5 leads to a draw.

Note that a5 will more than likely transpose into the c5 line.

[d]5k2/5pp1/3K3p/3Pp2P/P1P1B3/8/4r3/8 w - - 0 60
[d]5k2/5pp1/3K3p/2PPp2P/P3B3/8/4r3/8 b - - 0 60
[d]5k2/5pp1/3K3p/2PPp2P/P3r3/8/8/8 w - - 0 61
[d]5k2/5pp1/3K3p/P1PPp2P/4r3/8/8/8 b - - 0 61
[d]5k2/5pp1/3K3p/P1PPp2P/r7/8/8/8 w - - 0 62
[d]5k2/5pp1/2PK3p/P2Pp2P/r7/8/8/8 b - - 0 62
[d]5k2/5pp1/2PK3p/r2Pp2P/8/8/8/8 w - - 0 63
[d]5k2/2P2pp1/3K3p/r2Pp2P/8/8/8/8 b - - 0 63
[d]r4k2/2P2pp1/3K3p/3Pp2P/8/8/8/8 w - - 0 64
[d]r4k2/2P2pp1/2K4p/3Pp2P/8/8/8/8 b - - 0 64
[d]r3k3/2P2pp1/2K4p/3Pp2P/8/8/8/8 w - - 0 65
[d]r3k3/2P2pp1/2KP3p/4p2P/8/8/8/8 b - - 0 65
[d]4k3/2P2pp1/r1KP3p/4p2P/8/8/8/8 w - - 0 66
[d]4k3/1KP2pp1/r2P3p/4p2P/8/8/8/8 b - - 0 66
[d]4k3/1KP2pp1/3r3p/4p2P/8/8/8/8 w - - 0 67
[d]2Q1k3/1K3pp1/3r3p/4p2P/8/8/8/8 b - - 0 67
[d]2Q5/1K2kpp1/3r3p/4p2P/8/8/8/8 w - - 0 68
[d]1Q6/1K2kpp1/3r3p/4p2P/8/8/8/8 b - - 0 68
[d]1Q1r4/1K2kpp1/7p/4p2P/8/8/8/8 w - - 0 69
[d]3r4/1K2kpp1/7p/4Q2P/8/8/8/8 b - - 0 69
[d]3r1k2/1K3pp1/7p/4Q2P/8/8/8/8 w - - 0 70
[d]3r1k2/1K3pp1/7p/2Q4P/8/8/8/8 b - - 0 70
[d]3r2k1/1K3pp1/7p/2Q4P/8/8/8/8 w - - 0 71
[d]3r2k1/1K2Qpp1/7p/7P/8/8/8/8 b - - 0 71
[d]5rk1/1K2Qpp1/7p/7P/8/8/8/8 w - - 0 72

The Position is Drawn as White has no way to force a win with best play from here. {See diagram above}

[Event "60m + 15s, rated"]
[Site "?"]
[Date "2009.10.11"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Hyperspace, Rybka 3 32-bit wate"]
[Black "NYTed, Rybka 3"]
[Result "1/2-1/2"]
[ECO "B81"]
[WhiteElo "2625"]
[BlackElo "2538"]
[Annotator "0.28;0.17"]
[PlyCount "261"]
[EventDate "2009.10.11"]
[EventType "rapid"]
[TimeControl "3600+15"]

1. e4 {0.05/1 0} c5 {B 0} 2. Nf3 {0.05/1 0} d6 {B 0} 3. d4 {0.05/1 0} cxd4 {B 0
} 4. Nxd4 {0.05/1 0} Nf6 {B 0} 5. Nc3 {0.05/1 0} a6 {B 0} 6. h3 {0.05/1 0} e6 {
B 0} 7. g4 {0.05/1 0} h6 {B 0} 8. Bg2 {0.05/1 0} Nc6 {B 0} 9. Be3 {0.05/1 0}
Ne5 {B 0} 10. Qe2 {0.05/1 0} Qc7 {B 0} 11. f4 {0.05/1 0} Nc4 {0.17/16 68} 12.
O-O-O {0.05/1 0} e5 {B 0} 13. Nf5 {0.28/16 86} Be6 {0.26/16 58} 14. fxe5 {0.33/
17 137} dxe5 {0.29/17 10} 15. Nd5 {0.34/18 152} Nxd5 {0.28/19 76} 16. exd5 {0.
35/19 105} Bxf5 {0.28/20 64} 17. gxf5 {0.35/20 89} Be7 {0.26/20 325 (Nxe3)} 18.
Kb1 {0.37/16 38} Nxe3 {0.24/20 90} 19. Qxe3 {0.27/19 44} Qd6 {0.20/20 125} 20.
Rhg1 {0.24/18 8} O-O {0.15/19 172} 21. Bf3 {0.18/18 0 (Rde1)} Kh8 {0.14/18 140}
22. Rg4 {0.17/17 0} b5 {0.11/18 94} 23. Qd2 {0.15/17 16 (h4)} Rac8 {0.10/19 160
} 24. Rdg1 {0.14/18 13 (h4)} Bf6 {0.01/18 174} 25. a3 {0.11/17 0 (c3)} Rb8 {0.
01/17 36 (Rfe8)} 26. h4 {0.00/16 71 (Qb4)} Rfc8 {0.00/17 32} 27. Qb4 {-0.02/18
180} Rc5 {-0.17/19 0} 28. Qe1 {-0.11/19 235} Rc4 {-0.16/19 0 (a5)} 29. Qg3 {-0.
15/17 68 (h5)} Rxg4 {-0.42/18 74} 30. Qxg4 {-0.28/18 46} b4 {-0.33/19 102 (e4)}
31. a4 {-0.32/19 109} Qd7 {-0.33/20 26} 32. Qc4 {-0.40/19 101} Qxf5 {-0.33/20
72 (Qxa4)} 33. Be4 {-0.31/19 40} Qc8 {-0.33/21 44} 34. Qxc8+ {-0.31/19 72} Rxc8
{-0.33/23 28} 35. h5 {-0.31/22 25} Kg8 {-0.33/23 22 (Be7)} 36. Ka2 {-0.31/22 60
} Be7 {-0.33/23 41} 37. Kb3 {-0.31/23 12} a5 {-0.32/24 52} 38. Bf5 {-0.31/25
45 (Rg3)} Rc7 {-0.32/24 68 (Rc5)} 39. c4 {-0.31/23 42 (Be4)} bxc3 {-0.32/23 26}
40. bxc3 {-0.31/24 25} Kf8 {-0.32/24 49} 41. Be4 {-0.31/24 15} Rc8 {-0.32/24
64 (Bd6)} 42. Bf5 {-0.31/22 43 (Rg3)} Rc5 {-0.32/24 47} 43. Be4 {-0.31/24 2}
Bd6 {-0.20/25 145} 44. Rg2 {-0.31/25 0 (Rb1)} Rc8 {-0.32/25 57 (Rc7)} 45. Rg1 {
-0.27/25 86 (Bf5)} Rc7 {-0.32/23 46 (Bc5)} 46. Rg4 {-0.26/23 33 (Rg3)} Bc5 {-0.
32/24 61} 47. Rg3 {-0.26/23 181 (Rg2)} Kg8 {-0.20/23 137 (f6)} 48. Rg2 {-0.11/
22 49 (Rg4)} Bd6 {-0.20/24 84} 49. Rg1 {-0.01/23 17 (Rb2)} Rc5 {-0.20/23 29
(Rc8)} 50. Rb1 {0.00/23 44} Kf8 {0.00/23 50} 51. c4 {0.00/25 47} Rc7 {0.00/24
11 (Rc8)} 52. Kc3 {0.00/22 26} Bb4+ {0.00/24 13} 53. Rxb4 {0.78/24 289} axb4+ {
0.00/24 137} 54. Kxb4 {0.78/25 82} Rb7+ {0.00/24 307} 55. Kc5 {0.98/26 199}
Rc7+ {0.00/22 103 (Ke8)} 56. Kb5 {1.45/20 52} Rb7+ {2.43/22 222} 57. Kc6 {1.82/
23 0} Rb4 {2.43/22 37} 58. Kc5 {2.46/22 227} Rb2 {2.53/23 0} 59. Kd6 {2.56/22
77} Re2 {2.53/23 17 (Rb4)} 60. c5 {2.59/22 60} Rxe4 {2.53/23 1} 61. a5 {2.74/
23 62} Ra4 {2.57/23 0} 62. c6 {2.74/25 58} Rxa5 {2.57/25 1} 63. c7 {2.74/26 40}
Ra8 {2.58/26 20} 64. Kc6 {2.74/27 43} Ke8 {2.58/27 3} 65. d6 {2.74/28 231} Ra6+
{2.58/28 0} 66. Kb7 {2.74/29 93} Rxd6 {2.58/30 23} 67. c8=Q+ {2.74/26 1} Ke7 {
2.58/28 226 (Rd8)} 68. Qb8 {2.74/25 30} Rd8 {2.58/27 134} 69. Qxe5+ {2.94/29 0}
Kf8 {3.07/29 104} 70. Qc5+ {2.94/31 0} Kg8 {3.07/30 17} 71. Qe7 {2.94/31 25}
Rf8 {3.07/30 15} 72. Qe4 {3.14/32 208 (Qd7)} f5 {3.07/30 18} 73. Qd5+ {3.14/31
147} Kh7 {3.07/31 0 (Kh8)} 74. Kc6 {3.34/28 74} Rf6+ {3.07/29 30} 75. Kc5 {3.
54/29 8} f4 {3.07/29 92 (Rf8)} 76. Qf3 {3.54/25 33} Kg8 {3.68/29 44} 77. Kd4 {
3.70/27 0} Kf7 {3.68/29 68} 78. Kd3 {3.70/28 0} Rf5 {3.68/28 36 (Kg8)} 79. Ke2
{3.70/24 25} Re5+ {3.68/28 6 (Rg5)} 80. Kf2 {3.70/27 17} Rg5 {3.68/29 3} 81.
Qxf4+ {3.70/29 18} Ke6 {3.68/30 5 (Ke7)} 82. Qe3+ {3.70/29 36 (Qc4+)} Kf7 {3.
68/30 10} 83. Qb3+ {3.70/31 18 (Qf3+)} Kf8 {3.68/32 16 (Kf6)} 84. Qf3+ {3.70/
31 14 (Qb8+)} Ke7 {3.68/33 18 (Kg8)} 85. Qb7+ {3.70/31 27 (Qd3)} Kf6 {3.68/32
15} 86. Qc6+ {3.70/32 59} Ke7 {3.68/33 0 (Kf7)} 87. Qe4+ {3.70/32 11 (Qf3)} Kf7
{3.68/32 12} 88. Qh1 {3.70/32 11 (Qc4+)} Rf5+ {3.68/30 10 (Kf6)} 89. Kg3 {3.70/
31 24} Rg5+ {3.68/32 10} 90. Kf4 {3.70/32 11} Kg8 {3.68/33 29 (Rb5)} 91. Qe4 {
3.70/32 17 (Ke3)} Rc5 {3.68/33 17} 92. Qe8+ {3.70/33 9} Kh7 {3.68/33 0} 93. Kg4
{3.70/34 40 (Qf7)} Rg5+ {3.68/34 10 (Rc4+)} 94. Kf3 {3.70/33 11 (Kh4)} Rf5+ {
3.68/34 14} 95. Ke4 {3.70/34 4 (Kg2)} Rg5 {3.68/35 14 (Rc5)} 96. Qf7 {3.70/35
25} Ra5 {3.68/36 12 (Rc5)} 97. Kd4 {3.70/34 21 (Kf4)} Rg5 {3.68/33 9 (Ra1)} 98.
Qe7 {3.70/32 21 (Qf3)} Kg8 {3.68/33 37} 99. Qd7 {3.70/33 0 (Qe8+)} Kf8 {3.68/
33 30 (Kh7)} 100. Qd6+ {3.70/31 13 (Qb7)} Kg8 {3.68/35 35 (Kf7)} 101. Qb8+ {3.
70/33 13 (Qe6+)} Kh7 {3.68/35 26 (Kf7)} 102. Qe8 {3.70/35 47} Ra5 {3.68/36 0
(Rg1)} 103. Qe4+ {3.70/34 18} Kh8 {3.68/36 1 (Kg8)} 104. Qe7 {3.70/34 17 (Qg6)}
Rg5 {3.68/34 31 (Ra4+)} 105. Qd7 {3.70/33 20 (Kc4)} Kg8 {3.68/34 8} 106. Qe8+ {
3.70/33 10} Kh7 {3.68/35 0} 107. Qe4+ {3.70/33 15} Kg8 {3.68/35 1} 108. Qa8+ {
3.70/33 72 (Qe2)} Kh7 {3.68/35 27 (Kf7)} 109. Qb7 {3.70/33 36} Ra5 {3.68/35 0
(Kg8)} 110. Qe7 {3.70/33 16 (Qf3)} Rg5 {3.68/34 9} 111. Qe3 {3.70/34 33 (Kc4)}
Ra5 {3.68/34 11 (Kh8)} 112. Qd3+ {3.70/34 24} Kh8 {3.68/36 11} 113. Qg6 {3.70/
33 10} Rg5 {3.68/37 45 (Ra4+)} 114. Qe6 {3.70/34 15} Ra5 {3.68/37 18 (Rg1)}
115. Qd7 {3.70/33 20 (Qc8+)} Kh7 {3.68/35 14 (Ra1)} 116. Qb7 {3.70/33 15} Kh8 {
3.68/35 26 (Ra1)} 117. Qc6 {3.70/33 14 (Kd3)} Rg5 {3.68/36 14 (Kg8)} 118. Qf3 {
3.70/34 42 (Qc8+)} Kg8 {3.68/36 52} 119. Qb3+ {3.70/34 0 (Qe4)} Kh7 {3.68/35 11
} 120. Qf7 {3.70/35 16} Ra5 {3.68/36 30} 121. Kd3 {3.70/35 0 (Ke4)} Rc5 {3.68/
35 16 (Re5)} 122. Qe6 {3.70/32 17 (Ke3)} Rg5 {3.68/35 42 (Rc1)} 123. Qe4+ {3.
70/32 42} Kg8 {3.68/36 0} 124. Qc4+ {3.70/30 33 (Qe8+)} Kf8 {3.68/30 15 (Kh7)}
125. Qf4+ {3.70/28 28} Ke7 {3.68/31 9} 126. Qc7+ {3.70/28 14} Kf6 {3.48/30 22
(Ke6)} 127. Qd6+ {3.61/22 25 (Qc3+)} Kf5 {0.00/27 13 (Kf7)} 128. Ke3 {3.70/25
22 (Kd4)} Rg1 {0.00/34 9} 129. Qc7 {0.00/34 10} Kf6 {0.00/38 4} 130. Kd4 {0.00/
37 15 (Qf4+)} Rd1+ {0.00/40 12 (Rf1)} 131. Ke4 {0.00/59 1 (Lag: Av=0.35s,
max=3.4s)} 1/2-1/2
It's a draw...but why do you think Bf5 will win?
Terry McCracken
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Steve B
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Re: Whats the best move

Post by Steve B »

Terry McCracken wrote: It's a draw...but why do you think Bf5 will win?
can we paleese use the reply option here instead of the quote feature?
Teds post so far takes the prize for longest scrolling post of the year
:P

Squinting Regards
Steve
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