Father versus Rybka 3. Catching the enemy. Draw Number 3o

[Father]

Rybka 3 is the King.
But we can learn aout King`s moves.

I am learning only after a deppd study of the monster, about Rybka 3 profile. Hundreds of games, now close to the first Thousand we have played,

It (te experience and ponderation) will be a safe, to edificate a new wall.......... Tesis, antitesis, sintesis, new tesis(Like Alex has wrotten)...........then better engines, more knowdlodge.

The challenger is open.

Man versus machine has not ended.

With best respect this little gift to Vasic and Chessbase.

Enjoy it.

Best,

Pablo
Father Usser

[Event "Rated game, 3m + 0s"]
[Site "Engine Room"]
[Date "2008.08.16"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Zombik"]
[Black "Father"]
[Result "1/2-1/2"]
[ECO "C98"]
[WhiteElo "2733"]
[BlackElo "2044"]
[Annotator "Restrepo,Pablo Ignacio"]
[PlyCount "301"]
[EventDate "2008.08.16"]
[WhiteTeam "Rybka 3: 16.8 ply; 307kN/s Intel(R) Core(TM)2"]
[TimeControl "180"]

1. e4 {B/0 0} e5 {1} 2. Nf3 {B/0 0} Nc6 {1} 3. Bb5 {B/0 0} a6 {0} 4. Ba4 {B/0 0
} Nf6 {1} 5. O-O {B/0 0} Be7 {1} 6. Re1 {B/0 0} b5 {1} 7. Bb3 {B/0 0} O-O {1}
8. c3 {B/0 0} d6 {0} 9. h3 {B/0 0} Na5 {0} 10. Bc2 {B/0 0} c5 {0} 11. d4 {B/0 0
} Qc7 {0} 12. Nbd2 {B/0 0} Nc6 {0} 13. d5 {B/0 0} Nd8 {0} 14. a4 {B/0 0} Rb8 {0
} 15. axb5 {B/0 0} axb5 {0} 16. c4 {B/0 0} b4 {0} 17. Nh4 {B/0 0} Nd7 {1} 18.
Nf5 {0.50/15 4} Nb6 {2} 19. Qg4 {0.53/16 5} g6 {1} 20. Qg3 {0.47/16 8} Kh8 {1}
21. Ne3 {0.44/16 11} f6 {4} 22. h4 {0.58/16 3} Nf7 {1} 23. b3 {0.63/15 2} Bd7 {
3} 24. h5 {0.66/15 3} g5 {1} 25. Nf5 {0.68/15 2} Bxf5 {2} 26. exf5 {0.66/17 2}
h6 {1} 27. Ne4 {0.81/15 2} Ra8 {3} 28. Bb2 {0.80/16 0} Rxa1 {1} 29. Rxa1 {0.80/
16 1} Ra8 {0} 30. Rxa8+ {0.80/14 1} Nxa8 {0} 31. Qe3 {0.71/14 6} Qd8 {5} 32.
Qe1 {0.82/15 3} Qa5 {1} 33. Qa1 {0.78/15 2} Qxa1+ {1} 34. Bxa1 {0.75/20 1} Kg8
{2} 35. Bb2 {0.76/18 5} Nc7 {1} 36. Kh2 {0.72/19 2} Na6 {0} 37. Kg3 {0.72/18 4}
Kg7 {1} 38. Kg4 {0.76/18 2} Kg8 {0} 39. Bc1 {0.77/16 2} Kg7 {0} 40. Bd1 {0.77/
17 2} Bf8 {1} 41. Kf3 {0.77/18 3} Be7 {0} 42. Bc2 {0.76/18 2} Bf8 {0} 43. g3 {0
.77/17 2} Be7 {0} 44. Kg4 {0.75/17 2} Bf8 {0} 45. Bd2 {0.75/18 2} Be7 {0} 46.
Bd1 {0.75/17 1} Bf8 {0} 47. Bf3 {0.75/19 3} Be7 {0} 48. Bg2 {0.75/18 2} Bd8 {1}
49. Bf1 {0.75/16 2} Be7 {0} 50. Be3 {0.75/18 1} Bd8 {0} 51. f3 {0.72/17 3} Be7
{0} 52. Bc1 {0.73/18 4} Bd8 {0} 53. Bd3 {0.72/19 2} Be7 {0} 54. Be2 {0.73/18 2}
Bd8 {0} 55. Kh3 {0.72/19 1} Be7 {0} 56. Bd3 {0.72/19 2} Bd8 {0} 57. Bb1 {0.72/
19 1} Be7 {0} 58. Be3 {0.72/17 1} Bd8 {0} 59. Kg2 {0.72/19 1} Be7 {0} 60. Bd3 {
0.72/15 1} Bd8 {0} 61. Bf1 {0.72/17 1} Be7 {0} 62. Bg1 {0.72/16 1} Bd8 {0} 63.
Be2 {0.72/18 5} Be7 {0} 64. Be3 {0.72/18 1} Bd8 {0} 65. Kh3 {0.72/19 2} Be7 {0}
66. Bd3 {0.72/19 1} Bd8 {0} 67. Bc2 {0.72/20 1} Be7 {0} 68. Kg4 {0.72/18 1} Bd8
{0} 69. Bg1 {0.72/20 1} Be7 {0} 70. Bb1 {0.72/17 1} Bd8 {0} 71. Be3 {0.72/19 1}
Be7 {0} 72. Bd3 {0.72/18 1} Bd8 {0} 73. Be2 {0.72/20 0} Be7 {0} 74. Bd1 {0.72/
18 1} Bd8 {0} 75. Bc2 {0.72/19 3} Be7 {0} 76. Nf2 {0.72/19 1} Bd8 {0} 77. Bb1 {
0.72/20 0} Be7 {0} 78. Ne4 {0.72/19 1} Bd8 {1} 79. Bc1 {0.72/21 0} Be7 {0} 80.
Bd3 {0.72/19 1} Bd8 {0} 81. Be3 {0.72/20 0} Be7 {0} 82. Bd2 {0.72/19 1} Bd8 {0}
83. Bf1 {0.72/18 0} Be7 {0} 84. Be3 {0.72/18 1} Bd8 {0} 85. Bg1 {0.72/19 1} Be7
{0} 86. Bd3 {0.72/17 1} Bd8 {0} 87. Bb1 {0.71/19 5} Be7 {0} 88. Bc2 {0.72/18 1}
Bd8 {0} 89. Bd1 {0.72/21 0} Be7 {0} 90. Bh2 {0.72/18 1} Bd8 {0} 91. Kh3 {0.71/
19 1} Be7 {0} 92. Bg1 {0.72/20 3} Bd8 {0} 93. Be3 {0.72/20 1} Be7 {0} 94. Bc2 {
0.72/18 1} Bd8 {0} 95. Bd3 {0.72/17 1} Be7 {1} 96. Bd2 {0.71/18 4} Bd8 {0} 97.
Be2 {0.72/18 0} Be7 {0} 98. Kg4 {0.72/17 0} Bd8 {0} 99. Be1 {0.59/16 1} Be7 {0}
100. Kh3 {0.63/14 0} Bd8 {0} 101. g4 {0.59/17 0} Be7 {0} 102. Kg3 {0.62/16 0}
Bd8 {0} 103. Kf2 {0.60/15 0} Be7 {0} 104. Ke3 {0.60/15 0} Bd8 {0} 105. Bg3 {0.
59/15 0} Be7 {0} 106. Bf2 {0.60/16 0} Bd8 {0} 107. Bg1 {0.59/16 1} Be7 {0} 108.
Kd3 {0.59/17 0} Bd8 {0} 109. Bf1 {0.59/15 0} Be7 {0} 110. Ke3 {0.59/19 0} Bd8 {
0} 111. Ng3 {0.59/15 0} Be7 {1} 112. Ke4 {0.59/18 0} Bd8 {0} 113. Ne2 {0.59/17
0} Be7 {0} 114. Bf2 {0.59/18 0} Bd8 {0} 115. Nc1 {0.59/16 0} Be7 {1} 116. Nd3 {
0.59/17 0} Bd8 {1} 117. Be2 {0.59/16 0} Be7 {0} 118. Nb2 {0.59/16 0} Bd8 {0}
119. Be1 {0.59/18 0} Be7 {0} 120. Bd3 {0.59/17 0} Bd8 {0} 121. Nd1 {0.59/18 0}
Be7 {0} 122. Bd2 {0.59/17 0} Bd8 {0} 123. Bf1 {0.59/21 0} Be7 {0} 124. Nf2 {0.
59/17 0} Bd8 {0} 125. Bc1 {0.59/21 0} Be7 {0} 126. Bd3 {0.59/17 0} Bd8 {0} 127.
Bb2 {0.59/21 0} Be7 {0} 128. Nd1 {0.59/18 0} Bd8 {0} 129. Bb1 {0.59/23 0} Be7 {
0} 130. Bc1 {0.59/19 0} Bd8 {0} 131. Bc2 {0.59/22 0} Be7 {1} 132. Ne3 {0.59/19
0} Bd8 {0} 133. Nf1 {0.59/23 0} Be7 {0} 134. Be3 {0.59/19 0} Bd8 {0} 135. Bb1 {
0.59/23 0} Be7 {0} 136. Bg1 {0.59/19 0} Bd8 {0} 137. Bh2 {0.59/23 0} Be7 {0}
138. Ng3 {0.59/19 0} Bd8 {0} 139. Bc2 {0.59/24 0} Be7 {0} 140. Ke3 {0.59/19 0}
Bd8 {0} 141. Ne4 {0.59/17 0} Be7 {1} 142. Bg1 {0.59/15 0} Bd8 {0} 143. Ke2 {0.
59/16 0} Be7 {0} 144. Kd3 {0.59/13 0} Bd8 {0} 145. Be3 {0.59/17 0} Be7 {0} 146.
Bf2 {0.59/15 0} Bd8 {0} 147. Kd2 {0.59/15 0} Be7 {0} 148. Ke3 {0.59/14 0} Bd8 {
0} 149. Bg3 {0.00/18 0} Be7 {0} 150. Bh2 {0.00/22 0} Bd8 {0} 151. Kd2 {
(Lag: Av=0.61s, max=1.3s) 0.00/250} 1/2-1/2

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Ruy Lopez the Vega, was an old Father. His ideas has vigency many years after his end in the Earth.
Rybka 3: 16.8 ply; 307kN/s Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Extreme CPU X9650 @ 3.00GHz 3833MHz, (4 CPUs)

[Dr.Wael Deeb]

And what part of the enemy's body did you catch Pablo
I am embarresed to say regards,
Dr.Wael Deeb

[Nimzovik]

HAH! He just keeps COMING! In terms of abstract thinking -the programs have no brains

[Dr.Wael Deeb]

HAH! He just keeps COMING! In terms of abstract thinking -the programs have no brains

True,but I wish I could play quarter as they do

[Dirt]

Congratulations

[Nimzovik]

Truth to that!

[Father]

Greg,
Thanks Greg. Value of this draw, is equivalent to many draws against other kind of Rybkas.

[gerold]

Thanks Pablo. Very good of you to share this game.

Best to you,

Gerold.

[Father]

Thanks Gerold,
Rybka 3 until its move 10, plays similar to other Rybkas. But then Rybka 3 doesnt move the pawn in C5, then, after that put the pawns in a line and move to b4 atacking in c3 and a3. This is the first technic of Rybka 3. After that, atack the center, and after that, the right place h lines. Same technique has Rybka 3 playing against blackone.
I am understanding to Rybka 3, a very beutifull chess machine.
Best to you too Gerold,
Pablo

[Martin Thoresen]

Pablo,

Have you played only the default Rybka 3, or have you played against Rybka 3 Human and/or Rybka 3 Dynamic as well?