R30 begins to stray with..
46.Rg4+
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Spock
Re: Move 46
Tough choices now... Kf8, Kf7 (my preferred move at the moment). I guess h7 is possible too, but I see no good reason to have the king hanging loose over thereSteve B wrote:R30 begins to stray with..
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Matthias Gemuh
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Re: Move 46
46 ... Kf7
White's bishop is black-squared, so white square is better for black king,
especially as f7 is nearer black pawns than f8.
Matthias.
White's bishop is black-squared, so white square is better for black king,
especially as f7 is nearer black pawns than f8.
Matthias.
My engine was quite strong till I added knowledge to it.
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Spock
Re: Move 46
They are the exact reasons I prefer Kf7. But on the other hand the king is under no immediate threat from the black-squared bishop so we may not need to factor that in. I'm embarrassed to admit I have been using some engines to help me decide this move. Most prefer Kf8 and I don't really know why. One top engine prefers Kh7 at the moment at depth 26, rather strange. Regardless, I'm likely to go for Kf7 as the move _I_ prefer rather than the engines.Matthias Gemuh wrote:46 ... Kf7
White's bishop is black-squared, so white square is better for black king,
especially as f7 is nearer black pawns than f8.
Matthias.
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Steve B
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Re: Move 46
Spock wrote:
. One top engine prefers Kh7 at the moment at depth 26,
depth 26??
the R30 Would take about 3 months to reach a 26 ply search
i will post the R30's reply just before Xmas 2009 Regards
Steve
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Spock
Re: Move 46
Steve B wrote:Spock wrote:
. One top engine prefers Kh7 at the moment at depth 26,![]()
depth 26??
the R30 Would take about 3 months to reach a 26 ply search
i will post the R30's reply just before Xmas 2009 Regards
Steve
It is quite easy for engines to get this deep very quickly with so few pieces on the board and 4CPUs to utilise. At the end of the day I'll go with what I l prefer though
bring on the heavy artillery regards
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Steve B
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Re: Move 46
im saving the really big gun for your 960 gameSpock wrote:
bring on the heavy artillery regards
the strongest dedicated computer ever released for sale(not counting the recently released Res/Rev computers) was The Tasc R40..locked and loaded with version 2.5 of the King program
this monster weighs in at 2400 Elo at 3 minutes per move
giving it 24 hours per move could well raise its rating to 4000+ and beyond
you have been warned regards
Steve
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Spock
Re: Move 46
Steve B wrote:
im saving the really big gun for your 960 game
the strongest dedicated computer ever released for sale(not counting the recently released Res/Rev computers) was The Tasc R40..locked and loaded with version 2.5 of the King program
this monster weighs in at 2400 Elo at 3 minutes per move
giving it 24 hours per move could well raise its rating to 4000+ and beyond
you have been warned regards
Steve
Depending on the starting position, the special castling rules will probably be an issue, but once we are past that stage, it will be fine
Meanwhile, my Vote for this move is Kf7
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Re: Move 46
Move 46 for black i vote for Kf8.Steve B wrote:R30 begins to stray with..
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Matthias Gemuh
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Re: Move 46
Matthias Gemuh wrote:46 ... Kf7
White's bishop is black-squared, so white square is better for black king,
especially as f7 is nearer black pawns than f8.
Matthias.
correction: 46 ... Kf8
f7 should remain empty so that Rook can pass to b7 and grab a pawn.
Matthias.
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