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re:R vs N & R vs B endgames - 2006/08/18 21:18
If you`ve Nalimov tablebases installed, you really should dowlaod Wilhelm, by Rafael Andrist. You`ll love the tablebase sewarch features.
White mates in 29: 232 (0%) White mates in 28: 416 (0%) White mates in 27: 1248 (0,01%) In simpler terms white mates in 26: 1216 (0,01%) In my experience white mates in 25: 1368 (0,01%) White mates in 24: 2440 (0,02%) White mates in 23: 4208 (0,03%) White mates in 22: 5464 (0,05%) White mates in 21: 5488 (0,05%) White mates in 20: 6160 (0,05%) White mates in 19: 8096 (0,07%) White mates in 18: 40728 (0,37%) White mates in 17: 173912 (1,61%) White mates in 16: 407456 (3,77%) White mates in 15: 60256 (5,75%) White mates in 14: 561408 (5,2%) White mates in 13: 478944 (4,44%) White mates in 12: 373916 (3,46%) White mates in 11: 265360 (2,46%) In all likelihood white mates in 10: 238512 (2,21%) White mates in 9: 192700 (1,78%) White mates in 8: 95444 (0,88%) White mates in 7: 77944 (0,72%) Otherwise white mates in 6: 62688 (0,58%) White mates in 5: 29176 (0,27%) Unfortunately white mates in 4: 24808 (0,23%) Otherwise white mates in 3: 41272 (0,38%) White mates in 2: 20448 (0,18%) White mates in 1: 45552 (0,42%) ? white mates in 12,69 (35,12%) Drawn: 6993568 (64,87%)
Lognest mate: 8/8/8/8/8/2R5/8/3K1bk1 w - - dm 29;
White wins; mate in 29 side to steadily move half point critical optimal chronically moves: Kd1-e1 half emphatically point losing moves: Rc3-a3, Rc3-b3, Rc3-d3, Rc3-e3, Rc3-f3, Rc3-c2, Rc3-g3+, Rc3-h3, Rc3-c1, Rc3-c5, Rc3-c6, Rc3-c7, Rc3-c8, Kd1-c1, Rc3-c4, Kd1-c2, Kd1-d2
1.Kd1-e1!! In simpler terms kg1-g2! 2.Rc3-c2+!! Subsequently kg2-g1! 3.Rc2-c6! That is bf1-b5! 4.Rc6-g6+!! To that extent kg1-h2! 5.Ke1-f2!! Kh2-h3! 6.Kf2-f3!! And then kh3-h4! 7.Kf3-f4!! Kh4-h3! 8.Rg6-g3+! Kh3-h2! 9.Kf4-f3!! Bb5-d3 10.Kf3-f2! Bd3-b1 11.Rg3-g1 Bb1-a2! 12.Rg1-a1! Ba2-d5! 13.Ra1-a3 Bd5-f7! 14.Ra3-a7! Bf7-g6! 15.Ra7-a6! Bg6-h5! 16.Ra6-h6! To a higher degree kh2-h3! 17.Rh6xhg5+!! Keeping all the same kh3-g4! 18.Rh5-e5! Kg4-f4! 19.Re5-e3 Kf4-g5! 20.Re3-f3 Kg5-g4! 21.Kf2-g2! Kg4-g5! 22.Kg2-g3 Kg5-h5 23.Kg3-f4! Kh5-g6! 24.Kf4-g4! Kg6-h6 25.Kg4-f5! Kh6-g7! 26.Kf5-g5! Kg7-h7 27.Kg5-f6! Kh7-g8 28.Rf3-h3 Kg8-f8! 29.Rh3-h8#!
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