Unfortunately, we don't know anything about their progress. If you are not moving forward you are falling behind so even if we catch Houdini 3 we have to deal with another several months of improvement that Houdart has made.Rebel wrote:Heya Don, is the end of King Code Grabber in sight?Don wrote:Thanks for the encouragement. We have made a lot of progress since then so I think you will really like Komodo 6!!Hurnavich wrote:Hi, I would just like to say that Komodo 5.1r2 which i use a lot is the best to date! Well done to Don and larry.
keep up the good work, and many thanks for giving us a great engine.
Komodo 5.1r2
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Re: Komodo 5.1r2
Capital punishment would be more effective as a preventive measure if it were administered prior to the crime.
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Re: Komodo 5.1r2
Hi, Catching the top spot is a good goal which you deserve a shot at! but for me the fact that Komodo is a brilliant analysis engine is more important than first place. I use komodo in aquarium gui all the time for deep search and Komodo 5.1r2 does not dissapoint in analysis i run 6 instances on a i7 980x @ 4410Mhz.
Looking forward to Komodo 6 but no rush.I'm ready to flex my wallett some more
Looking forward to Komodo 6 but no rush.I'm ready to flex my wallett some more
"May your next game be your best"
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Re: Komodo 5.1r2
Thanks for the kind words! Although we are very much into the ELO race we very strongly value playing style - we want Komodo to be as positional smart as we can make it - and as you know our emphasis is not on speed and flashy tactics. We don't see any point in focusing on something that even very weak program have in abundance.Hurnavich wrote:Hi, Catching the top spot is a good goal which you deserve a shot at! but for me the fact that Komodo is a brilliant analysis engine is more important than first place. I use komodo in aquarium gui all the time for deep search and Komodo 5.1r2 does not dissapoint in analysis i run 6 instances on a i7 980x @ 4410Mhz.
Looking forward to Komodo 6 but no rush.I'm ready to flex my wallett some more
Capital punishment would be more effective as a preventive measure if it were administered prior to the crime.
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Re: Komodo 5.1r2
I liked this game!
[Event "Komodo 5.1r2 vs Stockfish 4 Gambit, "]
[Site "Hurnavich-PC"]
[Date "2013.08.24"]
[Round "39"]
[White "Komodo 5.1r2 64-bit MP"]
[Black "Stockfish 4 64 SSE4.2."]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "C52"]
[WhiteElo "3000"]
[BlackElo "3000"]
[Annotator "-0.15;-0.42"]
[PlyCount "85"]
[TimeControl "180"]
{Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU 950 @ 3.07GHz 4217 MHz W=17.6 plies; 6,
071kN/s B=21.8 plies; 7,028kN/s} 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Bc5 4. b4 Bxb4 5.
c3 {Both last book move} Ba5 {-0.42/20 5} 6. d4 {-0.15/18 7} exd4 {-0.54/21 3}
7. O-O {-0.14/19 4} Nf6 {-0.38/21 3 (Nge7)} 8. e5 {-0.12/18 4} Ne4 {-0.56/24 6}
9. Re1 {0.58/18 12 (Qe1)} Nc5 {0.74/22 11 (Bxc3)} 10. Bg5 {0.58/18 4} Ne7 {0.
60/22 1} 11. Nxd4 {0.61/16 5} h6 {0.74/22 3} 12. Bh4 {0.64/19 12 (Qh5)} Ne6 {
0.60/22 9} 13. Bxe6 {0.63/19 3} dxe6 {0.62/23 3 (fxe6)} 14. Qa4+ {0.75/21 4} c6
{0.82/26 7} 15. Bxe7 {0.82/18 1} Kxe7 {0.82/25 4} 16. Qa3+ {0.81/20 3} Ke8 {0.
92/27 12} 17. Nd2 {0.85/20 1} Bc7 {0.92/26 3} 18. Nc4 {0.72/20 6} h5 {0.88/24
3 (Bd7)} 19. Nd6+ {0.87/18 5 (Rad1)} Bxd6 {0.74/17 1} 20. exd6 {0.85/19 5} h4 {
0.66/21 4 (Bd7)} 21. h3 {0.76/18 4} Bd7 {0.62/21 3 (Rh5)} 22. Nf3 {0.91/18 3
(c4)} b6 {0.54/23 3 (Kf8)} 23. Ne5 {0.90/18 4} f6 {0.58/23 3 (Rh6)} 24. Ng6 {
0.94/18 2} Rh6 {0.52/22 3} 25. Ne7 {1.00/16 1} Kf8 {0.48/23 11 (Kf7)} 26. Qa4 {
0.97/16 4 (Qb3)} Qb8 {0.54/21 2 (Qe8)} 27. Rad1 {1.10/16 1} b5 {0.52/20 3 (Qe8)
} 28. Qe4 {1.03/17 3 (Qd4)} Qe8 {0.54/20 2} 29. a4 {1.10/16 3 (c4)} a5 {0.54/
19 3 (a6)} 30. f4 {1.02/17 2} Rb8 {0.92/19 3 (g6)} 31. f5 {1.81/15 2} e5 {1.87/
21 3} 32. Rb1 {1.68/15 1 (axb5)} Rb6 {1.87/19 2} 33. Red1 {2.07/17 2 (axb5)}
Rh5 {2.76/22 3} 34. axb5 {2.26/15 1} Rxb5 {4.84/21 2} 35. Rxb5 {2.98/19 3} cxb5
{5.11/21 1} 36. Qd5 {2.93/18 1} Qf7 {5.31/22 1} 37. Qa8+ {2.81/17 1 (Ng6+)} Qe8
{3.43/21 1} 38. Qxa5 {3.08/18 2} g5 {4.14/22 2 (g6)} 39. fxg6 {3.01/17 1} Kg7 {
4.38/22 2} 40. Ra1 {3.70/18 5 (Rf1)} Be6 {7.25/21 5 (e4)} 41. Qb6 {4.57/16 3
(Qc7)} Rg5 {8.08/20 2} 42. Qb7 {4.62/17 1} Qh8 {8.08/21 1} 43. Ra8 {5.09/17 1}
1-0
[Event "Komodo 5.1r2 vs Stockfish 4 Gambit, "]
[Site "Hurnavich-PC"]
[Date "2013.08.24"]
[Round "39"]
[White "Komodo 5.1r2 64-bit MP"]
[Black "Stockfish 4 64 SSE4.2."]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "C52"]
[WhiteElo "3000"]
[BlackElo "3000"]
[Annotator "-0.15;-0.42"]
[PlyCount "85"]
[TimeControl "180"]
{Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU 950 @ 3.07GHz 4217 MHz W=17.6 plies; 6,
071kN/s B=21.8 plies; 7,028kN/s} 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Bc5 4. b4 Bxb4 5.
c3 {Both last book move} Ba5 {-0.42/20 5} 6. d4 {-0.15/18 7} exd4 {-0.54/21 3}
7. O-O {-0.14/19 4} Nf6 {-0.38/21 3 (Nge7)} 8. e5 {-0.12/18 4} Ne4 {-0.56/24 6}
9. Re1 {0.58/18 12 (Qe1)} Nc5 {0.74/22 11 (Bxc3)} 10. Bg5 {0.58/18 4} Ne7 {0.
60/22 1} 11. Nxd4 {0.61/16 5} h6 {0.74/22 3} 12. Bh4 {0.64/19 12 (Qh5)} Ne6 {
0.60/22 9} 13. Bxe6 {0.63/19 3} dxe6 {0.62/23 3 (fxe6)} 14. Qa4+ {0.75/21 4} c6
{0.82/26 7} 15. Bxe7 {0.82/18 1} Kxe7 {0.82/25 4} 16. Qa3+ {0.81/20 3} Ke8 {0.
92/27 12} 17. Nd2 {0.85/20 1} Bc7 {0.92/26 3} 18. Nc4 {0.72/20 6} h5 {0.88/24
3 (Bd7)} 19. Nd6+ {0.87/18 5 (Rad1)} Bxd6 {0.74/17 1} 20. exd6 {0.85/19 5} h4 {
0.66/21 4 (Bd7)} 21. h3 {0.76/18 4} Bd7 {0.62/21 3 (Rh5)} 22. Nf3 {0.91/18 3
(c4)} b6 {0.54/23 3 (Kf8)} 23. Ne5 {0.90/18 4} f6 {0.58/23 3 (Rh6)} 24. Ng6 {
0.94/18 2} Rh6 {0.52/22 3} 25. Ne7 {1.00/16 1} Kf8 {0.48/23 11 (Kf7)} 26. Qa4 {
0.97/16 4 (Qb3)} Qb8 {0.54/21 2 (Qe8)} 27. Rad1 {1.10/16 1} b5 {0.52/20 3 (Qe8)
} 28. Qe4 {1.03/17 3 (Qd4)} Qe8 {0.54/20 2} 29. a4 {1.10/16 3 (c4)} a5 {0.54/
19 3 (a6)} 30. f4 {1.02/17 2} Rb8 {0.92/19 3 (g6)} 31. f5 {1.81/15 2} e5 {1.87/
21 3} 32. Rb1 {1.68/15 1 (axb5)} Rb6 {1.87/19 2} 33. Red1 {2.07/17 2 (axb5)}
Rh5 {2.76/22 3} 34. axb5 {2.26/15 1} Rxb5 {4.84/21 2} 35. Rxb5 {2.98/19 3} cxb5
{5.11/21 1} 36. Qd5 {2.93/18 1} Qf7 {5.31/22 1} 37. Qa8+ {2.81/17 1 (Ng6+)} Qe8
{3.43/21 1} 38. Qxa5 {3.08/18 2} g5 {4.14/22 2 (g6)} 39. fxg6 {3.01/17 1} Kg7 {
4.38/22 2} 40. Ra1 {3.70/18 5 (Rf1)} Be6 {7.25/21 5 (e4)} 41. Qb6 {4.57/16 3
(Qc7)} Rg5 {8.08/20 2} 42. Qb7 {4.62/17 1} Qh8 {8.08/21 1} 43. Ra8 {5.09/17 1}
1-0
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Re: Komodo 5.1r2
I took the liberty of adding the pgn tag:
[pgn]
[Event "Komodo 5.1r2 vs Stockfish 4 Gambit, "]
[Site "Hurnavich-PC"]
[Date "2013.08.24"]
[Round "39"]
[White "Komodo 5.1r2 64-bit MP"]
[Black "Stockfish 4 64 SSE4.2."]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "C52"]
[WhiteElo "3000"]
[BlackElo "3000"]
[Annotator "-0.15;-0.42"]
[PlyCount "85"]
[TimeControl "180"]
{Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU 950 @ 3.07GHz 4217 MHz W=17.6 plies; 6,
071kN/s B=21.8 plies; 7,028kN/s} 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Bc5 4. b4 Bxb4 5.
c3 {Both last book move} Ba5 {-0.42/20 5} 6. d4 {-0.15/18 7} exd4 {-0.54/21 3}
7. O-O {-0.14/19 4} Nf6 {-0.38/21 3 (Nge7)} 8. e5 {-0.12/18 4} Ne4 {-0.56/24 6}
9. Re1 {0.58/18 12 (Qe1)} Nc5 {0.74/22 11 (Bxc3)} 10. Bg5 {0.58/18 4} Ne7 {0.
60/22 1} 11. Nxd4 {0.61/16 5} h6 {0.74/22 3} 12. Bh4 {0.64/19 12 (Qh5)} Ne6 {
0.60/22 9} 13. Bxe6 {0.63/19 3} dxe6 {0.62/23 3 (fxe6)} 14. Qa4+ {0.75/21 4} c6
{0.82/26 7} 15. Bxe7 {0.82/18 1} Kxe7 {0.82/25 4} 16. Qa3+ {0.81/20 3} Ke8 {0.
92/27 12} 17. Nd2 {0.85/20 1} Bc7 {0.92/26 3} 18. Nc4 {0.72/20 6} h5 {0.88/24
3 (Bd7)} 19. Nd6+ {0.87/18 5 (Rad1)} Bxd6 {0.74/17 1} 20. exd6 {0.85/19 5} h4 {
0.66/21 4 (Bd7)} 21. h3 {0.76/18 4} Bd7 {0.62/21 3 (Rh5)} 22. Nf3 {0.91/18 3
(c4)} b6 {0.54/23 3 (Kf8)} 23. Ne5 {0.90/18 4} f6 {0.58/23 3 (Rh6)} 24. Ng6 {
0.94/18 2} Rh6 {0.52/22 3} 25. Ne7 {1.00/16 1} Kf8 {0.48/23 11 (Kf7)} 26. Qa4 {
0.97/16 4 (Qb3)} Qb8 {0.54/21 2 (Qe8)} 27. Rad1 {1.10/16 1} b5 {0.52/20 3 (Qe8)
} 28. Qe4 {1.03/17 3 (Qd4)} Qe8 {0.54/20 2} 29. a4 {1.10/16 3 (c4)} a5 {0.54/
19 3 (a6)} 30. f4 {1.02/17 2} Rb8 {0.92/19 3 (g6)} 31. f5 {1.81/15 2} e5 {1.87/
21 3} 32. Rb1 {1.68/15 1 (axb5)} Rb6 {1.87/19 2} 33. Red1 {2.07/17 2 (axb5)}
Rh5 {2.76/22 3} 34. axb5 {2.26/15 1} Rxb5 {4.84/21 2} 35. Rxb5 {2.98/19 3} cxb5
{5.11/21 1} 36. Qd5 {2.93/18 1} Qf7 {5.31/22 1} 37. Qa8+ {2.81/17 1 (Ng6+)} Qe8
{3.43/21 1} 38. Qxa5 {3.08/18 2} g5 {4.14/22 2 (g6)} 39. fxg6 {3.01/17 1} Kg7 {
4.38/22 2} 40. Ra1 {3.70/18 5 (Rf1)} Be6 {7.25/21 5 (e4)} 41. Qb6 {4.57/16 3
(Qc7)} Rg5 {8.08/20 2} 42. Qb7 {4.62/17 1} Qh8 {8.08/21 1} 43. Ra8 {5.09/17 1}
1-0
[/pgn]
[pgn]
[Event "Komodo 5.1r2 vs Stockfish 4 Gambit, "]
[Site "Hurnavich-PC"]
[Date "2013.08.24"]
[Round "39"]
[White "Komodo 5.1r2 64-bit MP"]
[Black "Stockfish 4 64 SSE4.2."]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "C52"]
[WhiteElo "3000"]
[BlackElo "3000"]
[Annotator "-0.15;-0.42"]
[PlyCount "85"]
[TimeControl "180"]
{Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU 950 @ 3.07GHz 4217 MHz W=17.6 plies; 6,
071kN/s B=21.8 plies; 7,028kN/s} 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Bc5 4. b4 Bxb4 5.
c3 {Both last book move} Ba5 {-0.42/20 5} 6. d4 {-0.15/18 7} exd4 {-0.54/21 3}
7. O-O {-0.14/19 4} Nf6 {-0.38/21 3 (Nge7)} 8. e5 {-0.12/18 4} Ne4 {-0.56/24 6}
9. Re1 {0.58/18 12 (Qe1)} Nc5 {0.74/22 11 (Bxc3)} 10. Bg5 {0.58/18 4} Ne7 {0.
60/22 1} 11. Nxd4 {0.61/16 5} h6 {0.74/22 3} 12. Bh4 {0.64/19 12 (Qh5)} Ne6 {
0.60/22 9} 13. Bxe6 {0.63/19 3} dxe6 {0.62/23 3 (fxe6)} 14. Qa4+ {0.75/21 4} c6
{0.82/26 7} 15. Bxe7 {0.82/18 1} Kxe7 {0.82/25 4} 16. Qa3+ {0.81/20 3} Ke8 {0.
92/27 12} 17. Nd2 {0.85/20 1} Bc7 {0.92/26 3} 18. Nc4 {0.72/20 6} h5 {0.88/24
3 (Bd7)} 19. Nd6+ {0.87/18 5 (Rad1)} Bxd6 {0.74/17 1} 20. exd6 {0.85/19 5} h4 {
0.66/21 4 (Bd7)} 21. h3 {0.76/18 4} Bd7 {0.62/21 3 (Rh5)} 22. Nf3 {0.91/18 3
(c4)} b6 {0.54/23 3 (Kf8)} 23. Ne5 {0.90/18 4} f6 {0.58/23 3 (Rh6)} 24. Ng6 {
0.94/18 2} Rh6 {0.52/22 3} 25. Ne7 {1.00/16 1} Kf8 {0.48/23 11 (Kf7)} 26. Qa4 {
0.97/16 4 (Qb3)} Qb8 {0.54/21 2 (Qe8)} 27. Rad1 {1.10/16 1} b5 {0.52/20 3 (Qe8)
} 28. Qe4 {1.03/17 3 (Qd4)} Qe8 {0.54/20 2} 29. a4 {1.10/16 3 (c4)} a5 {0.54/
19 3 (a6)} 30. f4 {1.02/17 2} Rb8 {0.92/19 3 (g6)} 31. f5 {1.81/15 2} e5 {1.87/
21 3} 32. Rb1 {1.68/15 1 (axb5)} Rb6 {1.87/19 2} 33. Red1 {2.07/17 2 (axb5)}
Rh5 {2.76/22 3} 34. axb5 {2.26/15 1} Rxb5 {4.84/21 2} 35. Rxb5 {2.98/19 3} cxb5
{5.11/21 1} 36. Qd5 {2.93/18 1} Qf7 {5.31/22 1} 37. Qa8+ {2.81/17 1 (Ng6+)} Qe8
{3.43/21 1} 38. Qxa5 {3.08/18 2} g5 {4.14/22 2 (g6)} 39. fxg6 {3.01/17 1} Kg7 {
4.38/22 2} 40. Ra1 {3.70/18 5 (Rf1)} Be6 {7.25/21 5 (e4)} 41. Qb6 {4.57/16 3
(Qc7)} Rg5 {8.08/20 2} 42. Qb7 {4.62/17 1} Qh8 {8.08/21 1} 43. Ra8 {5.09/17 1}
1-0
[/pgn]
Capital punishment would be more effective as a preventive measure if it were administered prior to the crime.
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Re: Komodo 5.1r2
Apparently, I was very wrong about Komodo's level of performance, and very hard on you in the bargain. I hope you are willing to accept my apology for being so hard nosed.Don wrote:Thanks for the kind words! Although we are very much into the ELO race we very strongly value playing style - we want Komodo to be as positional smart as we can make it - and as you know our emphasis is not on speed and flashy tactics. We don't see any point in focusing on something that even very weak program have in abundance.Hurnavich wrote:Hi, Catching the top spot is a good goal which you deserve a shot at! but for me the fact that Komodo is a brilliant analysis engine is more important than first place. I use komodo in aquarium gui all the time for deep search and Komodo 5.1r2 does not dissapoint in analysis i run 6 instances on a i7 980x @ 4410Mhz.
Looking forward to Komodo 6 but no rush.I'm ready to flex my wallett some more
It is glaringly obvious that Komodo MP is every bit a champ and I have no doubts now that should you continue to make improvements in the short term , there is a very good chance you will over take Houdini -and Stockfish may very well end up in third place.
I ran this match from July 28th- to August 11th
Komodo 5.1r2 64-bit vs Stockfish 270713 64 SSE4.2
1hr 15sec 100 games +18=67-15
Currently
Started August 8th - to present
Komodo 5.1r2 64 bit vs Stockfish 110813 64 SSE4.2
1hr 15sec 100 games into the 94th game at a dead heat.
+18=58-18
By round 34 Komodo was behind Stockfish by 8 games. By round 50 Komodo had only picked up one game. I thought it was up for Komodo.
By round 75 Komodo was gaining momentum - three games behind Stockfish.
You cannot help but be impressed with this chess engine.
Congratulations.
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Re: Komodo 5.1r2
How do you add a pgn tag here i try but it did not work.
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Re: Komodo 5.1r2
From the following, remove the blanks around "pgn" and "/pgn".Hurnavich wrote:How do you add a pgn tag here i try but it did not work.
[ pgn ]
(insert PGN of game here)
[ /pgn ]
You can also see it by clicking on "quote" for a post with PGN tag that is displayed correctly.
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Re: Komodo 5.1r2
[pgn]
[Event "Komodo 5.1r2 vs Stockfish 4 Gambit, "]
[Site "Hurnavich-PC"]
[Date "2013.08.24"]
[Round "39"]
[White "Komodo 5.1r2 64-bit MP"]
[Black "Stockfish 4 64 SSE4.2."]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "C52"]
[WhiteElo "3000"]
[BlackElo "3000"]
[Annotator "-0.15;-0.42"]
[PlyCount "85"]
[TimeControl "180"]
{Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU 950 @ 3.07GHz 4217 MHz W=17.6 plies; 6,
071kN/s B=21.8 plies; 7,028kN/s} 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Bc5 4. b4 Bxb4 5.
c3 {Both last book move} Ba5 {-0.42/20 5} 6. d4 {-0.15/18 7} exd4 {-0.54/21 3}
7. O-O {-0.14/19 4} Nf6 {-0.38/21 3 (Nge7)} 8. e5 {-0.12/18 4} Ne4 {-0.56/24 6}
9. Re1 {0.58/18 12 (Qe1)} Nc5 {0.74/22 11 (Bxc3)} 10. Bg5 {0.58/18 4} Ne7 {0.
60/22 1} 11. Nxd4 {0.61/16 5} h6 {0.74/22 3} 12. Bh4 {0.64/19 12 (Qh5)} Ne6 {
0.60/22 9} 13. Bxe6 {0.63/19 3} dxe6 {0.62/23 3 (fxe6)} 14. Qa4+ {0.75/21 4} c6
{0.82/26 7} 15. Bxe7 {0.82/18 1} Kxe7 {0.82/25 4} 16. Qa3+ {0.81/20 3} Ke8 {0.
92/27 12} 17. Nd2 {0.85/20 1} Bc7 {0.92/26 3} 18. Nc4 {0.72/20 6} h5 {0.88/24
3 (Bd7)} 19. Nd6+ {0.87/18 5 (Rad1)} Bxd6 {0.74/17 1} 20. exd6 {0.85/19 5} h4 {
0.66/21 4 (Bd7)} 21. h3 {0.76/18 4} Bd7 {0.62/21 3 (Rh5)} 22. Nf3 {0.91/18 3
(c4)} b6 {0.54/23 3 (Kf8)} 23. Ne5 {0.90/18 4} f6 {0.58/23 3 (Rh6)} 24. Ng6 {
0.94/18 2} Rh6 {0.52/22 3} 25. Ne7 {1.00/16 1} Kf8 {0.48/23 11 (Kf7)} 26. Qa4 {
0.97/16 4 (Qb3)} Qb8 {0.54/21 2 (Qe8)} 27. Rad1 {1.10/16 1} b5 {0.52/20 3 (Qe8)
} 28. Qe4 {1.03/17 3 (Qd4)} Qe8 {0.54/20 2} 29. a4 {1.10/16 3 (c4)} a5 {0.54/
19 3 (a6)} 30. f4 {1.02/17 2} Rb8 {0.92/19 3 (g6)} 31. f5 {1.81/15 2} e5 {1.87/
21 3} 32. Rb1 {1.68/15 1 (axb5)} Rb6 {1.87/19 2} 33. Red1 {2.07/17 2 (axb5)}
Rh5 {2.76/22 3} 34. axb5 {2.26/15 1} Rxb5 {4.84/21 2} 35. Rxb5 {2.98/19 3} cxb5
{5.11/21 1} 36. Qd5 {2.93/18 1} Qf7 {5.31/22 1} 37. Qa8+ {2.81/17 1 (Ng6+)} Qe8
{3.43/21 1} 38. Qxa5 {3.08/18 2} g5 {4.14/22 2 (g6)} 39. fxg6 {3.01/17 1} Kg7 {
4.38/22 2} 40. Ra1 {3.70/18 5 (Rf1)} Be6 {7.25/21 5 (e4)} 41. Qb6 {4.57/16 3
(Qc7)} Rg5 {8.08/20 2} 42. Qb7 {4.62/17 1} Qh8 {8.08/21 1} 43. Ra8 {5.09/17 1}
1-0
[/pgn][/quote]
[Event "Komodo 5.1r2 vs Stockfish 4 Gambit, "]
[Site "Hurnavich-PC"]
[Date "2013.08.24"]
[Round "39"]
[White "Komodo 5.1r2 64-bit MP"]
[Black "Stockfish 4 64 SSE4.2."]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "C52"]
[WhiteElo "3000"]
[BlackElo "3000"]
[Annotator "-0.15;-0.42"]
[PlyCount "85"]
[TimeControl "180"]
{Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU 950 @ 3.07GHz 4217 MHz W=17.6 plies; 6,
071kN/s B=21.8 plies; 7,028kN/s} 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Bc5 4. b4 Bxb4 5.
c3 {Both last book move} Ba5 {-0.42/20 5} 6. d4 {-0.15/18 7} exd4 {-0.54/21 3}
7. O-O {-0.14/19 4} Nf6 {-0.38/21 3 (Nge7)} 8. e5 {-0.12/18 4} Ne4 {-0.56/24 6}
9. Re1 {0.58/18 12 (Qe1)} Nc5 {0.74/22 11 (Bxc3)} 10. Bg5 {0.58/18 4} Ne7 {0.
60/22 1} 11. Nxd4 {0.61/16 5} h6 {0.74/22 3} 12. Bh4 {0.64/19 12 (Qh5)} Ne6 {
0.60/22 9} 13. Bxe6 {0.63/19 3} dxe6 {0.62/23 3 (fxe6)} 14. Qa4+ {0.75/21 4} c6
{0.82/26 7} 15. Bxe7 {0.82/18 1} Kxe7 {0.82/25 4} 16. Qa3+ {0.81/20 3} Ke8 {0.
92/27 12} 17. Nd2 {0.85/20 1} Bc7 {0.92/26 3} 18. Nc4 {0.72/20 6} h5 {0.88/24
3 (Bd7)} 19. Nd6+ {0.87/18 5 (Rad1)} Bxd6 {0.74/17 1} 20. exd6 {0.85/19 5} h4 {
0.66/21 4 (Bd7)} 21. h3 {0.76/18 4} Bd7 {0.62/21 3 (Rh5)} 22. Nf3 {0.91/18 3
(c4)} b6 {0.54/23 3 (Kf8)} 23. Ne5 {0.90/18 4} f6 {0.58/23 3 (Rh6)} 24. Ng6 {
0.94/18 2} Rh6 {0.52/22 3} 25. Ne7 {1.00/16 1} Kf8 {0.48/23 11 (Kf7)} 26. Qa4 {
0.97/16 4 (Qb3)} Qb8 {0.54/21 2 (Qe8)} 27. Rad1 {1.10/16 1} b5 {0.52/20 3 (Qe8)
} 28. Qe4 {1.03/17 3 (Qd4)} Qe8 {0.54/20 2} 29. a4 {1.10/16 3 (c4)} a5 {0.54/
19 3 (a6)} 30. f4 {1.02/17 2} Rb8 {0.92/19 3 (g6)} 31. f5 {1.81/15 2} e5 {1.87/
21 3} 32. Rb1 {1.68/15 1 (axb5)} Rb6 {1.87/19 2} 33. Red1 {2.07/17 2 (axb5)}
Rh5 {2.76/22 3} 34. axb5 {2.26/15 1} Rxb5 {4.84/21 2} 35. Rxb5 {2.98/19 3} cxb5
{5.11/21 1} 36. Qd5 {2.93/18 1} Qf7 {5.31/22 1} 37. Qa8+ {2.81/17 1 (Ng6+)} Qe8
{3.43/21 1} 38. Qxa5 {3.08/18 2} g5 {4.14/22 2 (g6)} 39. fxg6 {3.01/17 1} Kg7 {
4.38/22 2} 40. Ra1 {3.70/18 5 (Rf1)} Be6 {7.25/21 5 (e4)} 41. Qb6 {4.57/16 3
(Qc7)} Rg5 {8.08/20 2} 42. Qb7 {4.62/17 1} Qh8 {8.08/21 1} 43. Ra8 {5.09/17 1}
1-0
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