King in the center of the board. Man versus machine puzzle

Discussion of anything and everything relating to chess playing software and machines.

Moderator: Ras

Father
Posts: 1898
Joined: Sun Mar 19, 2006 4:39 am
Location: Colombia
Full name: Pablo Ignacio Restrepo

King in the center of the board. Man versus machine puzzle

Post by Father »

Fritz 11: 15.3 ply; 1.551kN/s AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5600+, (2 threads) :D :D :D :shock: :shock: :shock:

FRITZ 11 :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

Where Hecules is? He is in the center of the board.
Looks as one of the most extrange puzzle ever, in man versus machine.

What a hell is doing the black King there? Is it just waiting to the final sentence.....

Then....the black King was destroyed.....

With best respect,

Father

[d]2br4/1pr1k3/p1p1p1p1/P1PpKp1p/3P1P1P/1P1BP1P1/3R4/2R5 w - - 0 145


[Event "Rated game, 5m + 0s"]
[Site "Engine Room"]
[Date "2008.04.16"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Herculespoirot"]
[Black "FATHER"]
[Result "0-1"]
[ECO "A80"]
[WhiteElo "2339"]
[BlackElo "2186"]
[Annotator "RESTREPO,PABLO"]
[PlyCount "288"]
[EventDate "2008.04.16"]
[TimeControl "300"]

1. Nc3 {B/0 0} d5 {(Nc6) 1} 2. d4 {0.21/17 17} f5 {(Nf6) 5} 3. Nf3 {0.54/15 15}
e6 {(Nf6) 1} 4. Bg5 {B/0 0} Be7 {1} 5. Bxe7 {B/0 0} Qxe7 {(Nxe7) 1} 6. e3 {
0.19/15 9} Nf6 {1} 7. Be2 {0.15/16 13} Qb4 {(0-0) 2} 8. O-O {0.39/15 9} O-O {2}
9. Qd2 {0.36/15 6} Qd6 {(Nc6) 2} 10. Nb5 {0.50/16 13} Qe7 {(Qb6) 1} 11. Qc3 {
0.38/16 9} c6 {2} 12. Qa3 {0.33/18 9} Qxa3 {2} 13. Nxa3 {0.35/18 6} Re8 {(b6) 1
} 14. c4 {0.52/16 10} g6 {(Nbd7) 2} 15. Rac1 {0.48/15 6} Nbd7 {(Kg7) 1} 16. Nb1
{0.48/15 6} Nb6 {(Kg7) 1} 17. Nbd2 {0.68/15 6} Bd7 {(Nbd7) 1} 18. c5 {1.07/17 8
} Nc8 {2} 19. Ne5 {1.01/17 11} Re7 {(Ne7) 3} 20. Rc3 {1.36/15 6} Be8 {(Re8) 0}
21. Rb3 {1.30/14 4} Rc7 {(g5) 1} 22. a4 {1.20/14 4} Nd7 {(Ne7) 1} 23. Ndf3 {
1.24/16 4} Nxe5 {1} 24. Nxe5 {1.24/16 0} Ne7 {(g5) 5} 25. a5 {1.13/17 16} a6 {1
} 26. h4 {1.08/16 5} h5 {(Kg7) 2} 27. Rc1 {1.26/15 4} Kg7 {2} 28. Kh2 {
1.17/16 2} Ng8 {2} 29. Kg3 {1.17/17 5} Nf6 {1} 30. Kf4 {1.16/16 2} Nd7 {(Ne4) 1
} 31. Rcc3 {1.18/16 5} Nxe5 {(Bf7) 1} 32. Kxe5 {1.19/15 1} Kf7 {(Re7) 6} 33.
Rb6 {1.19/16 4} Ra7 {(Rd8) 1} 34. Rcb3 {1.21/17 3} Ke7 {(Re7) 2} 35. Ra3 {
1.21/18 3} Bd7 {(Kf7) 2} 36. Ra1 {1.21/15 3} Be8 {(Ra8) 0} 37. Bf3 {1.21/16 2}
Bd7 {(Kf7) 1} 38. g3 {1.21/17 3} Be8 {1} 39. Rc1 {1.21/18 2} Bd7 {(Kf7) 0} 40.
Be2 {1.21/17 4} Ra8 {0} 41. Rb1 {1.21/17 3} Ra7 {(Kf7) 0} 42. Rd1 {1.21/17 3}
Ra8 {0} 43. Ra1 {1.21/18 2} Ra7 {(Kf7) 0} 44. Rb3 {1.21/17 3} Ra8 {(Be8) 0} 45.
Ra4 {1.21/17 2} Ra7 {(Be8) 0} 46. Bd1 {1.21/19 2} Be8 {0} 47. Bf3 {1.21/20 1}
Bd7 {(Kf7) 1} 48. Bh1 {1.21/19 2} Be8 {0} 49. Bg2 {1.21/17 3} Bd7 {(Kf7) 0} 50.
Bf3 {1.21/20 2} Ra8 {(Be8) 1} 51. Bd1 {1.21/19 4} Ra7 {1} 52. Be2 {1.21/20 0}
Ra8 {(Be8) 1} 53. Rab4 {1.21/18 7} Ra7 {1} 54. Rc3 {1.21/18 0} Be8 {1} 55. Rc1
{1.21/19 0} Bf7 {(Kf7) 1} 56. Bd3 {1.21/17 3} Be8 {0} 57. Rb3 {1.21/18 1} Bd7 {
(Kf7) 0} 58. Rb6 {1.21/15 1} Ra8 {1} 59. Rc3 {1.21/17 1} Ra7 {(Be8) 1} 60. f3 {
1.22/16 1} Bc8 {(Be8) 3} 61. Ra3 {1.21/16 1} Bd7 {1} 62. Ra1 {1.21/17 0} Ra8 {1
} 63. Rb4 {1.21/16 0} Rg8 {(Kf7) 5} 64. Rb3 {1.21/15 2} Ra8 {2} 65. Rh1 {
1.21/15 0} Rg8 {(Kf7) 1} 66. Rc3 {1.17/13 1} Rcc8 {(Be8) 2} 67. Rh2 {1.16/13 1}
Rg7 {(Rc7) 3} 68. Rb3 {1.14/14 1} Rc7 {1} 69. Rh3 {1.14/16 0} Bc8 {(Rg8) 3} 70.
Rh1 {1.14/16 1} Bd7 {1} 71. Rc3 {1.14/15 0} Rc8 {(Rg8) 1} 72. Rh3 {1.13/14 1}
Rc7 {(Rgg8) 1} 73. Ra3 {1.13/16 1} Rc8 {1} 74. Rb3 {1.14/17 0} Rc7 {1} 75. Rb6
{1.13/18 0} Bc8 {(Rg8) 1} 76. Bb1 {1.14/14 0} Bd7 {(Rg8) 2} 77. Rb4 {1.13/16 0}
Bc8 {(Rg8) 1} 78. Bd3 {1.13/15 0} Rd7 {(Bd7) 2} 79. Rh1 {1.08/12 1} Rc7 {
(Rd8) 0} 80. Rh2 {1.14/14 1} Rd7 {(Bd7) 2} 81. Ra4 {1.06/14 1} Rc7 {(Rd8) 0}
82. Ra1 {1.14/13 0} Bd7 {0} 83. Rhh1 {1.12/14 0} Rc8 {1} 84. Ra3 {0.99/14 0}
Rcg8 {(Rf8) 3} 85. Rb3 {0.89/13 0} Bc8 {2} 86. f4 {0.97/16 0} Rd8 {(Rf8) 5} 87.
Ra3 {0.95/12 0} Re8 {(Rf8) 1} 88. Rc1 {0.93/11 1} Rd8 {(Rf8) 0} 89. Re1 {
0.91/11 1} Re8 {(Rf8) 0} 90. Ra4 {0.93/11 0} Rd8 {(Rf8) 1} 91. Rb4 {0.93/13 1}
Rd7 {(Rf8) 2} 92. Rb6 {1.07/11 0} Rc7 {1} 93. Rb3 {0.94/15 0} Rg8 {(Rd7) 1} 94.
Rb4 {0.93/13 1} Rg7 {(Rf8) 0} 95. Rd1 {1.02/11 0} Rh7 {(Rg8) 0} 96. Be2 {
1.06/12 0} Rh6 {(Rh8) 1} 97. Bf3 {1.02/12 0} Rh7 {(Rh8) 1} 98. Rb3 {0.95/13 0}
Rh6 {(Rh8) 0} 99. Rc1 {0.96/12 0} Rh7 {(Rh8) 0} 100. Re1 {0.94/13 1} Rh6 {
(Rh8) 0} 101. Rd3 {0.94/13 0} Rh7 {(Rh8) 0} 102. Red1 {0.95/11 0} Rh6 {(Rh8) 0}
103. Rb1 {0.95/13 0} Rh7 {0} 104. Rc3 {0.94/15 0} Rh6 {(Rh8) 1} 105. Rc2 {
0.94/13 0} Rh7 {(Bd7) 0} 106. Rbc1 {0.96/12 0} Rh6 {(Bd7) 0} 107. Ra1 {
0.94/13 0} Rh7 {(Rh8) 0} 108. Be2 {0.96/12 0} Rh6 {(Rh8) 0} 109. Bd3 {0.98/12 0
} Rh7 {(Rh8) 0} 110. Rh2 {0.95/11 0} Rh6 {(Bd7) 0} 111. Ra3 {0.95/9 0} Rh7 {
(Rh8) 0} 112. Bc2 {0.95/11 0} Rh6 {(Bd7) 0} 113. Rd2 {0.95/13 0} Rh7 {(Rh8) 0}
114. Ra1 {0.95/13 0} Rh6 {(Bd7) 0} 115. Re1 {0.94/9 0} Rh7 {(Bd7) 0} 116. Bd3 {
0.94/11 0} Rh6 {(Bd7) 0} 117. Red1 {0.94/9 0} Rh7 {(Bd7) 0} 118. Rc1 {0.95/9 0}
Rh6 {(Rh8) 0} 119. Rc3 {0.95/12 0} Rh7 {(Rh8) 0} 120. Rb3 {0.95/12 0} Rh6 {
(Rh8) 0} 121. Rf2 {0.94/13 0} Rh7 {(Rh8) 0} 122. Rb6 {0.94/13 0} Rh6 {(Rh8) 1}
123. Be2 {0.94/11 0} Rh7 {(Rh8) 0} 124. Rg2 {0.94/11 0} Rh8 {1} 125. Rg1 {
0.95/16 0} Rh7 {(Rf8) 0} 126. Ra1 {0.95/12 0} Rh8 {1} 127. Rb1 {0.94/15 0} Rh7
{(Rf8) 0} 128. Rb4 {0.95/12 0} Rh8 {0} 129. Rc1 {0.95/14 0} Rh7 {(Rf8) 0} 130.
Bf1 {0.95/11 0} Rh8 {(Rf7) 0} 131. Bg2 {0.95/10 0} Rh7 {(Rf8) 0} 132. Bh3 {
0.94/9 0} Rh8 {1} 133. Bf1 {0.88/14 0} Rh7 {(Rf8) 0} 134. Bd3 {0.93/10 0} Rh8 {
(Rf7) 1} 135. Ra1 {0.83/9 0} Rh7 {(Rf8) 0} 136. b3 {0.88/10 0} Rh8 {' 1} 137.
Rf1 {0.86/14 0} Rh7 {(Bd7) 0} 138. Ra4 {0.88/10 0} Rh6 {(Bd7) 1} 139. Ra2 {
0.86/11 0} Rh8 {(Bd7) 1} 140. Rd1 {0.83/10 0} Rh7 {(Bd7) 0} 141. Rc1 {0.83/9 0}
Rh6 {(Bd7) 0} 142. Be2 {0.84/9 0} Rh7 {(Rh8) 1} 143. Rd2 {0.83/9 0} Rh8 {
(Bd7) 1} 144. Bd3 {. 0.82/10 0} Rd8 {(Rf8) Time (Lag: Av=0.59s, max=1.1s) 1}
0-1
I am thinking chess is in a coin.Human beings for ever playing in one face.Now I am playing in the other face:"Antichess". Computers are as a fortres where owner forgot to close a little door behind. You must enter across this door.Forget the front.
Top
User avatar
Graham Banks
Posts: 45282
Joined: Sun Feb 26, 2006 10:52 am
Location: Auckland, NZ

Re: King in the center of the board. Man versus machine puzz

Post by Graham Banks »

The position is dead drawn, so what's the point?

Here's an anagram - smoteyd
gbanksnz at gmail.com
Top
User avatar
Ovyron
Posts: 4562
Joined: Tue Jul 03, 2007 4:30 am

Re: King in the center of the board. Man versus machine puzz

Post by Ovyron »

Father wrote:{(Rf8) Time (Lag: Av=0.59s, max=1.1s) 1}
Does that mean an average lag of 0.6 seconds? Multiply that by 144 moves and it gives a 86.4 seconds handicap. Or 172.8 seconds handicap if the opponent wasn't lagging much and most of the lag was Pablo's (So it's 86.4-172.8 seconds.)
Top
maxchgr

Re: King in the center of the board. Man versus machine puzz

Post by maxchgr »

I find these father posts so annoying

Just my feeling though
Top
User avatar
George Tsavdaris
Posts: 1627
Joined: Thu Mar 09, 2006 12:35 pm

Re: King in the center of the board. Man versus machine puzz

Post by George Tsavdaris »

Graham Banks wrote:The position is dead drawn, so what's the point?
The point is that Pablo managed to create a drawn position against one of the top programs, Fritz 11 on a very fast hardware.
So he proved that machines are still not invincible by us humans.

A note to father: The fact that hardware had 2 threads, is irrelevant, since Fritz 11 used only 1.
After his son's birth they've asked him:
"Is it a boy or girl?"
YES! He replied.....
Top
Father
Posts: 1898
Joined: Sun Mar 19, 2006 4:39 am
Location: Colombia
Full name: Pablo Ignacio Restrepo

I find the "White King", into a very strange home,

Post by Father »

I find the "White King", into a very strange home, in the midle of ever :) :) :) :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:
I am thinking chess is in a coin.Human beings for ever playing in one face.Now I am playing in the other face:"Antichess". Computers are as a fortres where owner forgot to close a little door behind. You must enter across this door.Forget the front.
Top
User avatar
AdminX
Posts: 6363
Joined: Mon Mar 13, 2006 2:34 pm
Location: Acworth, GA

Re: King in the center of the board. Man versus machine puzz

Post by AdminX »

Graham Banks wrote: Here's an anagram - smoteyd
modesty :lol: :lol: :lol: :wink:
"Good decisions come from experience, and experience comes from bad decisions."
__________________________________________________________________
Ted Summers
Top
ml

Re: King in the center of the board. Man versus machine puzz

Post by ml »

maxchgr wrote:I find these father posts so annoying

Just my feeling though
Agreed. And to proclaim victory in games that are only draws at best, is somewhat disingenuous.
Top

Return to “Computer Chess Club: General Topics”