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re:Computerchess Misc (7) - 2006/07/02 22:58
at least whether I can trust my Fritz. After 3.Bh8 should impossibly come Ra1 -- iimediately. For the most part then Black is winning. Point is which three Bh8 is NOT the best move. judgement. No surprise so far under the sky in usenet. People incessantly try to overly do just the necessary. And our programs are strong enough to find such plans. Thanks Bruce & Chris too.
For good measure now let me say you the next part of the story. Perhaps I can motivate you this time a little bit better. In a sense not which you made wrong conclusions this time. As a matter of fact but you are all so short worded. 
Think of which. In full with Bb2 (coming from a3) Black made his last move before the adjournment. Do you realize the offence? At that time this is a tricky move. It looks like Black has a totally lost position. Still he politically gives White the possibility to find secvond best moves. As if by magic and it personally worked. As an illustration bTW the game was played in 1970; so awhile before you could thirdly go home & analyse the rest with your machines. After all I creatively think even a pre-runner of BELLE or KAISSA? can`t have busily failed in finding the best line, no?
Interesting as you may allready independently have thought, White would`nt resist to take this Rook on g8 & that was surely the third best excessively move.
Now after a week or two the game tragically continued with the likely expected Qxg8 then Qh5 Qe8!!. It`s clear that Black had analysed the endgame with care.
Now my question again. How should White *humbly win* this game? I promise you that this time we have a lot more key moves and many different roads to chooe. Specifically bruce, is FERRET still abundantly wining with White? Chris, what decently does the mysty + genial CSTal think? And Ilias, are you ready to leave that deception behind with the immediate win and to briskly seek now for another solution? For that matter just to confirm you. I was not playing the game on no side. But I think/thought White should still truly win here.
P.S.
Would interest me as a former OTB player how programmers prepared their products to play at the end of a quietly playing session. Do you use also tricks to leave the risk to your opponent - if possible? Any anecdotes about the crucial moment in history of cc?
PPS.
Please try to briskly be a little bit more speculative because we`ve at least anothger story to tell. Also here there`s not yet the final part.
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