Mostly for Uri, and Rather long .. Detailed Movei verses Fru

[Dann Corbit]

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Dann Corbit at 12 March 2004 21:10:43:

[Event "03-11-04"]
[Site "?"]
[Date "2004.03.12"]
[Round "1"]
[White "Fruit_src"]
[Black "Movei00_8_174"]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "B13"]
[Opening "Caro-Kann"]
[Time "02:57:56"]
[Variation "Panov-Botvinnik Attack"]
[TimeControl "900+5"]
[Termination "adjudication"]
[PlyCount "151"]
[WhiteType "program"]
[BlackType "program"]

1. e4
{(e2e4 e7e5 d2d4 d7d5 Ng1f3 d5xe4 Nf3xe5 Nb8d7 Nb1d2 Nd7xe5 d4xe5)
0.28/12 35}
1. ... c6
2. d4
{(d2d4 d7d5 e4xd5 c6xd5 Ng1f3 Nb8c6 Nb1c3 e7e6 Bf1e2 Bf8b4 Bc1d2)
0.59/11 21}
2. ... d5
3. exd5
{(e4xd5 c6xd5 Ng1f3 Qd8a5+ Qd1d2 Qa5xd2+ Bc1xd2 Bc8f5 Nb1c3 Ng8f6
Nf3e5 e7e6 Bf1d3 Bf5xd3 Ne5xd3) 0.53/11 28}
3. ... cxd5
4. Nf3
{(Ng1f3 Ng8f6 Nb1c3 e7e6 Bf1b5+ Bc8d7 Bb5e2 Bf8d6 00 00 Bc1d2) 0.33/10
20}
4. ... Nf6
{(g8f6 b1c3 d8a5 f3e5 c8d7 e5d7 b8d7 f1b5 f6e4) -0.48/9 20}
5. Nc3
{(Nb1c3 e7e6 Bf1d3 Nb8c6 Bc1d2 Bf8d6 00 00 Nc3b5 Bd6e7) 0.25/10 23}
5. ... e6
{(e7e6 c1g5 c8d7 f1d3 d8b6 g5f6 g7f6 d1c1 f8b4) -0.33/9 14}
6. Bd3
{(Bf1d3 Nb8c6 Bc1f4 Bf8b4 Qd1d2 Bc8d7 00 Qd8a5 Rf1e1 00) 0.19/10 31}
6. ... Qb6
{(d8b6 e1g1 c8d7 d1d2 b8c6 d2f4 c6b4 f3e5 b4d3 e5d3) -0.18/10 32}
7. O-O
{(00 Bf8e7 Nc3a4 Qb6a5 Qd1e2 Bc8d7 Na4c3 00 Bc1f4 Nb8c6) 0.11/10 30}
7. ... Bd7
{(c8d7 a2a4 b8c6 d3b5 f8d6 c1g5 e8g8 g5f6 g7f6 d1d3) -0.18/10 23}
8. Bd2
{(Bc1d2 Bf8e7 Qd1e1 00 Qe1e3 Nb8c6 Ra1e1 Ra8c8 Nc3b5 Rf8d8) 0.01/10 29
}
8. ... a6
{(a7a6 b2b3 b8c6 c3a4 b6c7 c2c3 f8a3 a4c5 e8g8 c5d7 c7d7) -0.11/10 48}
9. Re1
{(Rf1e1 Bf8e7 Qd1e2 00 Qe2e3 Rf8c8 Ra1b1 Nb8c6 Qe3f4) 0.25/9 26}
9. ... Be7
{(f8e7 b2b3 b8c6 c3a4 b6c7 a4c3 c7b6) 0.00/10 14}
10. Qe2
{(Qd1e2 Nb8c6 Qe2e3 00 Ra1c1 Ra8c8 Qe3f4 Nc6a5 Rc1b1 Na5c4) 0.13/10 28
}
10. ... O-O
{(e8g8 e2e3 e7d6 f3e5 d7e8 f2f4 b8c6 e5c6 e8c6 b2b3) -0.06/10 30}
11. Qe3
{(Qe2e3 Nb8c6 Ra1b1 Ra8c8 Nf3e5 Nc6xe5 Qe3xe5 Be7d6 Qe5e3 Bd7c6)
0.08/10 27}
11. ... Nc6
{(b8c6 f3e5 d7e8 c3a4 b6c7 e5c6 e8c6 a4c3 f6g4 e3h3) -0.04/10 51}
12. Rad1
{(Ra1d1 Ra8c8 Rd1b1 Nc6b4 Nf3e5 Nb4xd3 Ne5xd7 Nf6xd7 Qe3xd3) 0.06/10
26}
12. ... Bd6
{(e7d6 d1c1 a8c8 c1b1 c6b4 f3e5 d7e8 g2g3 b4d3 e3d3) 0.12/9 13}
13. Na4
{(Nc3a4 Qb6a7 Na4c3 Qa7b6) 0.00/9 20}
13. ... Qc7
{(b6c7 g2g3 c6b4 a4c3 c7b6 b2b3 f6g4 e3e2 g7g6 f3e5 b4d3 e5d7) 0.39/11
25}
14. h3
{(h2h3 Nc6b4 Na4c3 Ra8c8 Nf3e5 Rf8d8 Ne5xd7 Rd8xd7 Qe3e2 Nb4xd3
Qe2xd3) 0.02/10 24}
14. ... b5
{(b7b5 a4c3 c6b4 f3e5 b4d3 e3d3 b5b4 e5d7 c7d7 c3e2) 0.19/9 29}
15. Nc3
{(Na4c3 Nc6b4 Nf3e5 Ra8c8 Rd1c1 Nb4xd3 Qe3xd3 b5b4 Ne5xd7 Nf6xd7
Nc3e2) 0.15/11 23}
15. ... b4
{(b5b4 c3e2 c7a5 a2a3 a5b6 d2b4 c6b4 a3b4 b6b4) 0.23/9 34}
16. Ne2
{(Nc3e2 Ra8e8 Kg1h1 Nc6e7 Nf3e5 Bd7a4 Rd1c1 Ne7f5 Bd3xf5 e6xf5)
0.24/10 17}
16. ... Rfe8
{(f8e8 g1h1 c7a5 a2a3 a5b6 d2b4 c6b4 a3b4 b6b4) 0.29/9 18}
17. Qg5
{(Qe3g5 e6e5 d4xe5 Nc6xe5 Nf3xe5 Bd6xe5 Bd2f4 Nf6e4 Bf4xe5 Re8xe5)
0.21/10 21}
17. ... e5
{(e6e5 f3e5 c6e5 d4e5 e8e5 g5h4 e5h5 h4d4 d6c5 d4f4 c7f4 e2f4) 0.25/10
26}
18. dxe5
{(d4xe5 Nc6xe5 Nf3xe5 h7h6 Qg5g3 Bd6xe5 Bd2f4 Nf6e4 Bf4xe5 Re8xe5)
0.22/10 17}
18. ... Nxe5
{(c6e5 e2d4 e5d3 c2d3 a8d8 e1e8 d8e8 d1c1 c7b6 d2f4 h7h6 g5g3 d6c5)
0.44/11 108}
19. Nxe5
{(Nf3xe5 Bd6xe5 Bd2f4 Bd7b5 Bf4xe5 Re8xe5 Qg5d2 Bb5xd3 Qd2xd3 Ra8e8
Kg1h2) 0.13/11 22}
19. ... Rxe5
{(e8e5 g5h4 f6e4 d2e3 d6e7 h4f4 e7g5 e3b6 c7d6 f4h2) 0.40/10 18}
20. Qh4
{(Qg5h4 Nf6e4 Bd2f4 g7g5 Bf4xg5 Ne4xg5 f2f4 Ng5xh3+ g2xh3 Bd6c5+
Kg1g2) 0.17/10 22}
20. ... a5
{(a6a5 e2g3 a8c8 d2g5 e5e1 d1e1 d6g3 h4g3 c7g3 f2g3 f6e4 g5f4) 0.24/9
42}
21. Bg5
{(Bd2g5 Nf6e4 Bg5f4 g7g5 Bf4xg5 Ne4xg5 f2f4 Qc7c5+ Kg1f1 Re5e3 Qh4xg5+
Kg8h8) 0.95/10 15}
21. ... Ne4
{(f6e4 g5f4 g7g5 f4g5 e4g5 f2f4 d6e7 f4g5 e7c5 g1h1 d7f5 d3f5 e5f5)
-0.60/10 22}
22. Bf4
{(Bg5f4 g7g5 Bf4xg5 Ne4xg5 f2f4 Bd6e7 f4xg5 Bd7f5 Ne2f4 Bf5xd3 Re1xe5
Qc7xe5 Rd1xd3 Qe5xb2 Nf4xd5) 1.05/11 20}
22. ... g5
{(g7g5 f4g5 e4g5 f2f4 d6e7 f4g5 e7c5 g1h1 d7f5 b2b3 f5d3 d1d3)
-0.65/10 17}
23. Bxg5
{(Bf4xg5 Ne4xg5 f2f4 Qc7c5+ Kg1h2 f7f6 f4xe5 Bd6xe5+ Kh2h1 Be5xb2
Bd3c4 Bd7c6) 0.84/11 20}
23. ... Nxg5
{(e4g5 f2f4 d6e7 f4g5 d7f5 h4g3 f5d3 d1d3 c7c5 e2d4 e5g5) -0.15/9 10}
24. f4
{(f2f4 Bd6e7 f4xg5 Bd7f5 Bd3xf5 Re5xf5 Ne2d4 Be7xg5 Qh4g4) 0.60/10 20}
24. ... Be7
{(d6e7 f4g5 d7f5 d3f5 e5f5 e2d4 f5g5 e1e2 a5a4 h4h6) -0.11/9 39}
25. fxg5
{(f4xg5 Bd7f5 Bd3xf5 Re5xf5 Ne2d4 Be7xg5 Qh4g4 Rf5e5 h3h4 Re5xe1+
Rd1xe1) 0.65/10 13}
25. ... Bf5
{(d7f5 e2d4 f5d3 e1e5 c7e5 d1d3 a8c8 h4g3 e5g5 g1f2 f7f6 g3g5 f6g5)
-0.14/9 12}
26. Nd4
{(Ne2d4 Bf5xd3 Re1xe5 Qc7xe5 Rd1xd3 Be7xg5 Nd4f3 Bg5xh4 Nf3xe5 Ra8c8)
0.53/10 12}
26. ... Bxd3
{(f5d3 e1e5 c7e5 d1d3 e7c5 g1f1 a8e8 d3d2 e5e3 d2d1 c5d4 h4d4)
-0.24/10 42}
27. Rxe5
{(Re1xe5 Qc7xe5 Rd1xd3 Ra8e8 Qh4g3 Be7c5 Qg3xe5 Re8xe5 Kg1f2 Bc5xd4+
Rd3xd4 Re5xg5) 0.79/11 17}
27. ... Qxe5
{(c7e5 d1d3 a8e8 h4g3 e7c5 g3e5 e8e5 g1f2 e5g5 d3d1) -0.35/9 9}
28. Rxd3
{(Rd1xd3 Ra8c8 Qh4g3 Qe5xg3 Rd3xg3 Rc8c4 Rg3d3 Be7xg5 Kg1f2 Kg8g7
g2g3) 0.52/11 18}
28. ... Rc8
{(a8c8 h4f2 c8c4 c2c3 b4c3 b2c3 e7g5 d3f3 e5e7 f3g3) -0.09/10 36}
29. Rd1
{(Rd3d1 Qe5xg5 Qh4f2 Be7c5 Rd1d2 Kg8g7 Kg1h1 Qg5e5 Qf2h4 h7h5) 0.24/10
18}
29. ... Qxg5
{(e5g5 h4g5 e7g5 d4f5 c8c5 g1f1 g8f8 c2c3 b4c3 b2c3 c5c3 d1d5) -0.06/9
16}
30. Qxg5+
{(Qh4xg5+ Be7xg5 Nd4f5 Rc8xc2 Rd1xd5 Rc2xb2 Rd5xa5 h7h5 g2g3 Kg8h7
Ra5a7 Kh7g6) 0.25/11 13}
30. ... Bxg5
{(e7g5 d4f5 c8c5 h3h4 g5f6 c2c3 b4c3 b2c3 c5c3 d1d5 c3c1 g1h2) 0.02/10
9}
31. Nf5
{(Nd4f5 Rc8xc2 Rd1xd5 Rc2xb2 Rd5xa5 h7h5 g2g3 Kg8h7 Ra5a6 f7f6 h3h4
Bg5c1 Ra6a7+ Kh7g6) 0.21/13 17}
31. ... Rc5
{(c8c5 h3h4 g5f6 c2c3 b4c3 b2c3 f6c3 f5e7 g8g7 e7d5 c3e5 h4h5)
-0.01/11 30}
32. Re1
{(Rd1e1 h7h5 Re1e2 Kg8h7 Kg1f2 Kh7g6 Nf5e3 d5d4 Ne3d1 Rc5f5+ Kf2e1
Kg6g7 g2g3) 0.24/12 10}
32. ... h5
{(h7h5 e1e2 g8h7 b2b3 h7g6 f5d4 c5c3 d4b5 c3c8 g1f2 h5h4) 0.26/11 18}
33. Re2
{(Re1e2 Kg8h7 g2g3 Kh7g6 Nf5d6 Rc5c6 Nd6b7 Bg5f6 b2b3 Rc6b6 Nb7xa5
Rb6a6 Na5b7 Ra6xa2) 0.27/13 16}
33. ... Kh7
{(g8h7 b2b3 g5f6 g1f2 h7g6 f5e3 f6g5 e2d2 h5h4) 0.25/10 10}
34. g3
{(g2g3 Kh7g6 Nf5d6 h5h4 g3xh4 Bg5xh4 Kg1g2 Bh4f6 b2b3 a5a4 Nd6e8 a4a3
Ne8d6) 0.14/13 16}
34. ... Kg6
{(h7g6 f5d6 g5f6 b2b3 c5c3 g1h2 h5h4 g3h4 f6h4 d6b7 h4g3 h2g2) 0.54/11
13}
35. Nd6
{(Nf5d6 f7f5 Kg1g2 Bg5f6 b2b3 h5h4 g3xh4 Bf6xh4 Nd6b7 Rc5b5 Re2e6+
Kg6f7 Re6h6) 0.02/12 12}
35. ... a4
{(a5a4 g1g2 g5f6 b2b3 a4a3 h3h4 f6d4 g2f3 c5c3 f3f4 g6f6) 0.40/10 14}
36. b3
{(b2b3 Rc5c3 Kg1g2 h5h4 g3xh4 Bg5xh4 b3xa4 Rc3a3 Re2d2 Ra3xa4 Rd2xd5
Ra4xa2) 0.16/11 10}
36. ... Rc3
{(c5c3 g1g2 a4b3 a2b3 h5h4 g3h4 g5h4 e2d2 c3g3 g2h2 g3g5) 0.50/10 8}
37. Kg2
{(Kg1g2 a4xb3 a2xb3 h5h4 g3xh4 Bg5xh4 Nd6b5 Rc3g3+ Kg2h2 Rg3g5 Re2g2
Kg6f6 Nb5d4 Kf6g7) 0.00/13 15}
37. ... a3
{(a4a3 h3h4 g5d8 d6b5 c3c5 b5d6 d8b6 e2f2 c5c3 f2d2) 0.41/11 11}
38. Nb5
{(Nd6b5 Rc3c5 Nb5d4 Bg5f6 Nd4f3 Bf6c3 Re2e8 Rc5c7 Re8e3 Bc3f6 Re3e2
Kg6g7 Re2d2) 0.28/14 15}
38. ... Rc8
{(c3c8 h3h4 g5d8 b5d4 d8b6 d4b5 g6f6 g2f3 b6c5) 0.42/10 4}
39. Nd4
{(Nb5d4 Bg5f6 Nd4f3 Bf6c3 Re2f2 Kg6g7 Nf3h4 Rc8c5 Nh4f5+ Kg7f6 Rf2f1
Bc3e5 Nf5e3+ Kf6e6 Rf1e1 Rc5c6) 0.24/14 15}
39. ... Bf6
{(g5f6 d4f3 g6f5 g2f2 c8c5 f2g2 c5c6 e2d2 f6e5 f3e5 f5e5 d2e2 e5d4)
0.39/10 8}
40. Nf3
{(Nd4f3 Bf6c3 Re2f2 Kg6g7 Nf3h4 Rc8c5 Nh4f5+ Kg7f6 Nf5e3+ Kf6e6 Rf2f4
Bc3d2 Rf4f3 Bd2xe3 Rf3xe3+ Ke6d6 Re3e2) 0.25/14 10}
40. ... Bc3
{(f6c3 g2f2 c8g8 f2e3 g6f5 f3h4 f5f6 e2f2 f6e6 h4f5 g8e8) 0.38/9 10}
41. Rf2
{(Re2f2 Kg6g7 Nf3h4 Rc8c5 Nh4f5+ Kg7f6 Nf5e3+ Kf6e6 Rf2e2 Bc3e5 Re2e1
Rc5c6 Re1f1 Rc6c5 Rf1d1) 0.24/13 14}
41. ... f6
{(f7f6 f3h4 g6f7 h4f5 c3e5 h3h4 d5d4 g2f3 c8c3 f3e4 e5g3 f5g3 c3g3
e4d4) 0.43/10 9}
42. Nh4+
{(Nf3h4+ Kg6f7 Nh4f5 Bc3e5 Rf2d2 Rc8c7 Rd2e2 Kf7e6 Re2f2 Be5c3 Rf2f1
Bc3e5 Nf5e3 Rc7c8) 0.23/13 9}
42. ... Kf7
{(g6f7 h4f5 c3e5 f2d2 c8c7 f5e3 c7c3 e3f5 d5d4 d2e2 f7g6 e2f2) 0.45/12
12}
43. Nf5
{(Nh4f5 Bc3e5 Rf2e2 Rc8c7 Re2d2 Rc7c3 h3h4 Rc3c7 Rd2e2 Kf7e6 Re2f2
Ke6f7 Rf2d2 Kf7e6) 0.13/14 14}
43. ... Be5
{(c3e5 f2d2 c8c7 d2e2 d5d4 g2f3 c7c3 f3e4 e5g3 f5d4) 0.43/9 4}
44. Rd2
{(Rf2d2 Rc8c7 Rd2e2 Rc7c3 h3h4 Rc3c8 Re2f2 Rc8c7 Nf5e3 Kf7e6 Rf2f1
Rc7c3 Rf1f3 Rc3c7) 0.12/14 11}
44. ... Rc7
{(c8c7 f5e3 c7c3 d2d3 f7e6 d3c3 b4c3 g2f3 d5d4 e3c4) 0.47/10 11}
45. h4
{(h3h4 Kf7g6 Nf5e3 Rc7c3 Rd2e2 Kg6f7 Ne3f1 Kf7e6 Nf1e3 Ke6f7) 0.00/14
13}
45. ... Ke6
{(f7e6 d2f2 d5d4 g2h3 e6f7 f2d2 c7c3 h3g2 f7g6 d2f2) 0.45/10 6}
46. Rf2
{(Rd2f2 Ke6f7 Rf2d2) 0.00/15 9}
46. ... d4
{(d5d4 g2h3 c7d7 f2f1 d7h7 f1f2 h7a7 f2f1 e6d5) 0.59/10 11}
47. Kf1
{(Kg2f1 Ke6d5 Rf2e2 Rc7d7 Kf1g1 Kd5e6 Re2f2 d4d3 c2xd3 Rd7xd3 Kg1g2
Be5d4 Nf5xd4+ Rd3xd4) 0.08/13 9}
47. ... Kd5
{(e6d5 f2e2 c7c3 f1g2 d5c5 g2f2 c5c6 f5e7 c6d7 e7f5) 0.65/10 12}
48. Re2
{(Rf2e2 Rc7d7 Kf1e1 Kd5e6 Re2f2 d4d3 c2xd3 Rd7xd3 Nf5g7+ Ke6e7 Ng7xh5
Be5xg3 Nh5xg3 Rd3xg3 Ke1e2) 0.08/14 8}
48. ... Rc3
{(c7c3 f1f2 d5c5 e2d2 c5c6 d2e2 c6b6 f2g2 c3c8 g2f3 b6c5) 0.62/11 9}
49. Kg2
{(Kf1g2 d4d3 c2xd3 Rc3xd3 Kg2f2 Rd3c3 Nf5e3+ Kd5d4 Ne3f5+ Kd4d5)
0.00/14 8}
49. ... Kc6
{(d5c6 g2f2 c6c5 e2d2 c5b6 f2g2 b6b7 g2f2 b7c7) 0.65/10 7}
50. Rf2
{(Re2f2 d4d3 c2xd3 Rc3xd3 Kg2h2 Rd3c3 Kh2g2 Rc3d3) 0.00/13 10}
50. ... Kc5
{(c6c5 f2d2 c5b6 d2f2 b6a7 f2d2 a7a6 d2e2 a6b5 g2f2) 0.55/11 26}
51. Rd2
{(Rf2d2 Kc5d5 Rd2e2) 0.00/14 7}
51. ... Bb8
{(e5b8 g2f2 c5d5 d2e2 b8d6 f2g2 d6e5 g2f2) 0.53/9 4}
52. Re2
{(Rd2e2 Bb8c7 Re2d2 Bc7b8) 0.00/14 12}
52. ... Bc7
{(b8c7 g2f2 c7e5 e2d2 c5d5 d2e2 d5c6 f5e7 c6b7 e7f5 b7b6 e2d2) 0.58/11
11}
53. Rd2
{(Re2d2 Bc7b8) 0.00/15 12}
53. ... Be5
{(c7e5 g2f2 c5b6 f2g2 b6b5 d2e2 d4d3 c2d3 c3d3 e2c2 d3d8) 0.56/12 15}
54. Rf2
{(Rd2f2 d4d3 c2xd3 Rc3xd3 Kg2h2 Kc5c6 Kh2g2 Kc6c5) 0.00/15 8}
54. ... Kb5
{(c5b5 g2h3 b5b6 f2g2 c3c8 f5g7 c8h8 g3g4 h5g4 h3g4 b6c6) 0.54/11 10}
55. Kh3
{(Kg2h3 Kb5c6 Rf2g2 Rc3f3 Nf5g7 Kc6d7 Ng7xh5 Rf3f1 Nh5f4 Be5xf4 g3xf4
Rf1xf4 Rg2g4 Rf4f3+ Kh3g2) 0.05/14 10}
55. ... d3
{(d4d3 c2d3 c3d3 h3g2 b5c5 f2f3 d3d7 f3f2 d7d8 g2f3) 0.53/11 16}
56. cxd3
{(c2xd3 Rc3xd3 Rf2g2 Be5c3 Nf5g7 Rd3d5 Rg2f2 Kb5c6 Ng7e6 Kc6d6 Ne6f4
Rd5e5 Kh3g2 Bc3d4 Rf2c2) 0.09/15 8}
56. ... Rxd3
{(c3d3 h3g2 b5b6 f2e2 b6b7 g2f2 d3c3 e2e1 c3c2 e1e2) 0.50/10 5}
57. Rg2
{(Rf2g2 Be5c3 Nf5g7 Rd3d5 Rg2f2 Kb5c6 Ng7e6 Kc6d6 Ne6f4 Rd5e5 Kh3g2
Re5c5 Rf2e2 Bc3d4 Re2e6+ Kd6d7) 0.12/15 11}
57. ... Bc3
{(e5c3 f5g7 d3d5 g2c2 b5b6 h3g2 d5e5 g2f3 b6c5) 0.47/9 6}
58. Ng7
{(Nf5g7 Rd3d5 Ng7e6 Kb5c6 Rg2c2 Rd5e5 Ne6d4+ Kc6d6 Nd4e2 Re5e3 Ne2f4
Re3e5 Kh3g2 Re5f5 Nf4d3 Rf5d5) 0.12/15 9}
58. ... Rd5
{(d3d5 g2f2 b5c6 h3g2 c6d7 f2e2 d5c5 e2e4 f6f5 g7e6) 0.23/10 5}
59. Ne6
{(Ng7e6 Bc3e5 Rg2f2 Kb5c6 Ne6f4 Be5xf4 Rf2xf4 Rd5d2 Rf4xf6+ Kc6d7
Rf6h6 Rd2xa2 Rh6b6 Ra2d2 Rb6xb4) 0.18/14 11}
59. ... Kc6
{(b5c6 e6f4 d5e5 g2f2 c6d7 f2f1 d7d6 h3g2 c3d4) 0.33/10 9}
60. Nf4
{(Ne6f4 Rd5e5 Rg2c2 Re5f5 Kh3g2 Kc6d6 Rc2c1 Rf5c5 Rc1d1+ Kd6c6 Kg2f3
Rc5e5 Nf4d3 Re5e6 Kf3f4) 0.18/15 11}
60. ... Re5
{(d5e5 g2e2 e5e2 f4e2 c3e5 g3g4 h5g4 h3g4 c6c7 e2f4 c7d6) 0.16/10 8}
61. Rc2
{(Rg2c2 Re5f5 Rc2c1 Kc6d7 Rc1d1+ Kd7c6 Kh3g2 Rf5e5 Rd1c1 Kc6d6 Kg2h3
Re5c5 Rc1d1+ Kd6e7 Kh3g2 Rc5f5 Nf4d5+ Ke7e6) 0.18/15 10}
61. ... Rf5
{(e5f5 h3g2 c6b5 g2f3 f5e5 g3g4 h5g4 f3g4 e5e4) 0.16/9 5}
62. Rc1
{(Rc2c1 Kc6b5 Rc1d1 Bc3e5 Rd1d5+ Kb5c6 Rd5a5 Kc6b6 Ra5a4 Kb6b5 Nf4d3
Be5c3 Kh3g2 Rf5d5 Nd3f2) 0.23/14 10}
62. ... Kb7
{(c6b7 h3g2 f5c5 g2f3 b7b6 c1c2 c5a5 f4d3 a5f5 f3e4 f5f1) 0.03/11 23}
63. Kg2
{(Kh3g2 Rf5c5 Kg2f3 Kb7b6 Rc1d1 Bc3b2 Rd1d6+ Kb6b5 Nf4d3 Bb2e5 Nd3xe5
f6xe5 Kf3e4 Kb5a5) 0.43/13 8}
63. ... Rc5
{(f5c5 g2f3 b7b6 c1f1 b6c6 g3g4 h5g4 f3g4 c6d6) 0.05/8 2}
64. Kf3
{(Kg2f3 Rc5e5 Rc1d1 Kb7c6 Rd1d8 Re5e1 Nf4xh5 Re1f1+ Kf3e4 f6f5+ Ke4e3
Rf1e1+ Ke3f4 Re1a1 Rd8f8 Ra1xa2 Rf8xf5) 0.41/13 6}
64. ... Kb6
{(b7b6 c1d1 c3e5 f4h5 c5c2 d1e1 b6c5 e1e2 c2e2 f3e2) -0.16/10 11}
65. Rd1
{(Rc1d1 Bc3e5 Nf4xh5 Rc5c2 Kf3g4 Kb6c6 Rd1e1 Rc2f2 Re1e3 Kc6d6 Re3f3
f6f5+ Rf3xf5 Rf2xa2) 0.16/13 10}
65. ... Kc6
{(b6c6 g3g4 h5g4 f3g4 c5e5 h4h5 e5e7 h5h6 e7h7 d1h1) -0.12/9 10}
66. Rd8
{(Rd1d8 Rc5e5 Rd8c8+ Kc6d7 Rc8h8 Re5e1 Rh8xh5 Re1f1+ Kf3g4 Rf1a1 Nf4d3
Ra1xa2 Rh5b5 f6f5+ Kg4xf5) 0.44/12 9}
66. ... Be5
{(c5e5) -0.57/10 33}
67. Rc8+
{(Rd8c8+ Be5c7 Rc8xc7+ Kc6xc7 Nf4e6+ Kc7c6 Ne6xc5 Kc6xc5 Kf3e4 Kc5c6
Ke4f5 Kc6d5 Kf5g6 Kd5e4 Kg6xh5 Ke4f5 g3g4+ Kf5e4) 1.09/14 6}
67. ... Kd6
{(c6d6 c8c5 d6c5 f4h5 c5d4 g3g4 d4c3 f3e4 c3b2 g4g5 b2a2 g5f6)
-1.03/11 3}
68. Rxc5
{(Rc8xc5 Kd6xc5 Nf4xh5 Kc5d4 Nh5f4 Kd4c3 Nf4d5+ Kc3b2 Nd5xb4 Be5d6
Nb4c6 Kb2xa2 b3b4 Ka2b3 b4b5 a3a2 Nc6d4+ Kb3c4) 0.80/16 9}
68. ... Kxc5
{(d6c5 f4h5 c5d4 h5f4 d4c3 f4d5 c3b2 d5b4 e5d6 b4d5 b2a2 b3b4 a2b3
b4b5) -0.62/12 7}
69. g4
{(g3g4 h5xg4+ Kf3xg4 Kc5d6 h4h5 Kd6e7 Nf4d5+ Ke7e6 Nd5xb4 f6f5+ Kg4f3
Ke6f6 Nb4c2 Be5b2 Nc2e3 Kf6e5 Ne3c4+ Ke5e6 h5h6 Ke6d5) 1.47/16 8}
69. ... hxg4+
{(h5g4 f3g4 c5d6 h4h5 d6e7 f4d5 e7e6 d5b4 f6f5 g4f3 e6f7 b4c6 e5c3
h5h6 f7g6) -1.44/12 10}
70. Kxg4
{(Kf3xg4 Kc5d6 h4h5 Kd6e7 Nf4d5+ Ke7e6 Nd5xb4 f6f5+ Kg4f3 Ke6f6 Nb4c2
Kf6g5 Nc2xa3 Kg5xh5 Na3c4 Be5c3 a2a4 Kh5g5 a4a5) 1.48/17 9}
70. ... Bc3
{(e5c3 h4h5 c5d6 h5h6 d6e5 h6h7 f6f5 g4g5 e5e4 f4h5 e4e3 g5f5)
-1.38/10 2}
71. h5
{(h4h5 Kc5d6 h5h6 Kd6e5 Kg4f3 Ke5d6 Nf4g6 Kd6e6 h6h7 f6f5 h7h8Q Bc3xh8
Ng6xh8 Ke6d5 Nh8g6) 1.84/15 8}
71. ... Kd6
{(c5d6 h5h6 d6e5 g4f3 f6f5 h6h7 e5d6 f4d3 c3d4 f3f4 d6e6 d3b4 d4e5
f4e3) -1.59/12 8}
72. Kf5
{(Kg4f5 Kd6e7 h5h6 Ke7d6 Nf4e6 Bc3b2 h6h7 Kd6c6 h7h8Q Kc6b7 Ne6c5+
Kb7b6 Nc5e4 Bb2e5 Qh8f8 Kb6c6 Qf8xb4) 10.12/15 6}
72. ... Ke7
{(d6e7 h5h6 e7f7 f4e6 f7g8 f5g6 g8h8 h6h7 c3d4 e6d4 f6f5 g6f5 h8h7)
-4.46/12 3}
73. h6
{(h5h6 Ke7d6 h6h7 Kd6c6 h7h8Q Kc6b7 Qh8h7+ Kb7b6 Nf4d5+ Kb6c5 Kf5e6
Kc5d4 Qh7h3 Kd4c5 Nd5xc3 b4xc3 Qh3xc3+ Kc5b5 Qc3xf6) 11.42/14 9}
73. ... Kf7
{(e7f7 f4e6 f7e7 h6h7 e7d6 h7h8q d6d7 h8f8 d7c6 f8c8 c6b6 c8c5 b6a6)
-9.72/11 13}
74. Ne6
{(Nf4e6 Bc3d4 h6h7 Bd4b6 h7h8Q Kf7e7 Qh8b8 Bb6a5 Qb8a7+ Ke7d6 Qa7xa5
Kd6c6 Qa5c5+ Kc6b7 Kf5xf6 Kb7a6 Qc5xb4) 14.79/14 5}
74. ... Ke8
{(f7e8 h6h7 e8d7 h7h8q c3e5 h8d8 d7c6 d8c8 c6b6 c8c5 b6a6 c5b4)
-10.71/11 8}
75. h7
{(h6h7 Ke8d7 h7h8Q Bc3e5 Qh8d8+ Kd7c6 Qd8c8+ Kc6b6 Qc8c5+ Kb6b7 Ne6d8+
Kb7a6 Qc5c6+ Ka6a5 Nd8b7+) M8/13 7}
75. ... Kd7
{1-0 Arena Adjudication}
[Event "03-11-04"]
[Site "?"]
[Date "2004.03.12"]
[Round "2"]
[White "Movei00_8_174"]
[Black "Fruit_src"]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "D00"]
[Opening "Queen's Pawn"]
[Time "10:39:30"]
[Variation "Mason Variation"]
[TimeControl "900+5"]
[Termination "adjudication"]
[PlyCount "87"]
[WhiteType "program"]
[BlackType "program"]

1. d4 d5
{(d7d5 Bc1f4 Bc8g4 Ng1f3 e7e6 e2e3 Ng8f6 h2h3 Bg4xf3 Qd1xf3 Nb8c6)
-0.08/11 28}
2. Bf4 Bg4
{(Bc8g4 Ng1f3 Nb8d7 e2e3 e7e6 Nb1d2 Bf8b4 c2c3 Bb4d6 Bf1d3 Bd6xf4
e3xf4) -0.21/10 21}
3. Nc3
{(b1c3 e7e6 h2h3 g4h5 g1f3 f8d6 f4e5 h5f3 e2f3 d6e5 d4e5) 0.26/10 26}
3. ... Nf6
{(Ng8f6 f2f3 Bg4f5 e2e3 e7e6 Bf1d3 Bf8b4 Ng1e2 Bb4xc3+ Ne2xc3 Nb8c6)
-0.17/10 28}
4. f3
{(f2f3 g4d7 e2e4 e7e6 f4g5 d5e4 f3e4 f8b4 e4e5 b4c3 b2c3) 0.17/10 23}
4. ... Bd7
{(Bg4d7 e2e4 e7e6 Bf4g5 Bd7c6 e4e5 h7h6 Bg5h4 g7g5 Bh4g3 Nf6d7)
-0.25/11 33}
5. e4
{(e2e4 d5e4 c3e4 b8c6 e4c5 f6d5 g1e2 d5f4 e2f4 d7f5) 0.28/10 26}
5. ... e6
{(e7e6 Ng1e2 Bd7c6 Ne2g3 Bf8b4 Qd1d2 00 Bf1d3 d5xe4 Bd3xe4) -0.18/10
28}
6. e5
{(e4e5 f6h5 f4e3 c7c5 g2g4 c5d4 e3d4 h5f4 g1e2 d8h4 e2g3) 0.27/10 32}
6. ... Ng8
{(Nf6g8 Qd1d2 c7c5 Ng1e2 Nb8c6 Ra1d1 c5xd4 Ne2xd4 Bf8b4 Bf1e2 Qd8h4+
g2g3) -0.17/10 25}
7. Be3
{(f4e3 c7c5 g1h3 c5d4 e3d4 b8c6 f1b5 c6d4 d1d4) 0.27/9 33}
7. ... Bb4
{(Bf8b4 Qd1d2 c7c5 a2a3 Bb4xc3 Qd2xc3 c5xd4 Be3xd4 Nb8c6 Ng1e2 Nc6xd4
Ne2xd4) -0.06/10 30}
8. Qd2
{(d1d2 b8c6 f1d3 d8h4 e3f2 b4c3 b2c3 h4h5 a1b1 b7b6) 0.25/9 50}
8. ... c5
{(c7c5 a2a3 c5xd4 Be3xd4 Bb4a5 000 Nb8c6 Kc1b1 f7f6 f3f4 Nc6xd4
Qd2xd4) 0.08/11 29}
9. dxc5
{(d4c5 b8c6 f3f4 g8h6 g1f3 h6g4 e3g1 b4c3 d2c3 e8g8) 0.21/10 40}
9. ... Qa5
{(Qd8a5 a2a3 Bb4xc3 Qd2xc3 Qa5xc3+ b2xc3 Nb8c6 Ra1b1 Ra8b8 Be3f4 Ng8e7
Bf1d3) -0.12/11 28}
10. f4
{(f3f4 g8h6 g1f3 h6g4 e3g1 b4c3 d2c3 a5c3 b2c3 b8c6 f1d3) 0.07/9 35}
10. ... Nh6
{(Ng8h6 Ng1f3 Nb8c6 Bf1e2 Nh6g4 Be3d4 00 00 Bb4xc5 Ra1d1 Nc6xd4
Nf3xd4) 0.13/11 28}
11. Nf3
{(g1f3 b8c6 e3g1 e8f8 f1d3 b4c5 g1c5 a5c5 e1c1 c5b4) 0.22/9 17}
11. ... Nc6
{(Nb8c6 Bf1d3 Ra8c8 Ra1d1 Nh6g4 Be3g1 Bb4xc3 Qd2xc3 Qa5xc3+ b2xc3 00)
0.15/11 27}
12. Bd3
{(f1d3 h6g4 e3g1 b4c5 h2h3 d5d4 h3g4 d4c3 d2c3 a5c3 b2c3) 0.28/9 16}
12. ... O-O
{(00 Nf3d4 Nc6xd4 Be3xd4 Bb4xc5 Nc3e2 Bc5b4 c2c3 Bb4c5 00) 0.15/10 25}
13. a4
{(a2a4 h6g4 e3g1 f7f5 h2h3 b4c3 d2c3 a5c3 b2c3 g4h6) 0.28/8 15}
13. ... Rac8
{(Ra8c8 00 Nh6g4 Bd3b5 a7a6 Bb5xc6 Bb4xc3 b2xc3 Bd7xc6) 0.30/9 16}
14. h3
{(h2h3 b4c5 e3c5 a5c5 f3g5 g7g6 d2f2 c6b4 f2c5 b4d3 c2d3 c8c5) 0.13/9
24}
14. ... Rfd8
{(Rf8d8 g2g4 Bd7e8 g4g5 d5d4 Nf3xd4 Nc6xd4 Be3xd4 Rd8xd4 g5xh6 Bb4xc3
b2xc3 Rd4xa4 Ra1xa4 Be8xa4 h6xg7 Kg8xg7) 0.29/9 15}
15. g4
{(g2g4 g7g6 e1d1 b4c5 e3c5 a5c5 f4f5 c5f8 f5f6 d5d4) 0.48/9 28}
15. ... Kh8
{(Kg8h8 00 Bb4xc5 Be3xc5 Qa5xc5+ Kg1g2 Qc5b6 Ra1d1 f7f6 Bd3b5 Nh6f7
e5xf6 g7xf6 Bb5xc6 Bd7xc6) 0.19/10 25}
16. Kd1
{(e1d1 c6e7 f3g5 b4c5 e3c5 a5c5 g5h7 c5b4 d1c1 h8g8) 0.38/9 29}
16. ... Bxc5
{(Bb4xc5 Nc3xd5 e6xd5 Qd2xa5 Nc6xa5 Be3xc5 Rc8xc5 b2b4 Rc5c4 Bd3xc4
Na5xc4) 0.33/9 24}
17. Bxc5
{(e3c5 a5c5 c3b5 c8a8 b5d6 c5b6 a1a2 g7g6 f3g5) 0.35/8 9}
17. ... Qxc5
{(Qa5xc5 Kd1c1 Nc6d4 Nf3g5 g7g6 Kc1b1 Rd8f8 Rh1d1 f7f6 e5xf6 Rf8xf6)
0.25/10 20}
18. Nb5
{(c3b5 d8f8 b5d6 c8b8 g4g5 h6f5 d3f5 e6f5 d2d3 c5b4) 0.44/10 30}
18. ... Rf8
{(Rd8f8 Kd1c1 f7f6 e5xf6 g7xf6 f4f5 Nh6f7 f5xe6 Bd7xe6) 0.37/9 17}
19. c3
{(c2c3 a7a5 b5d6 c8b8 g4g5 h6f5 d3f5 e6f5 a1c1) 0.39/9 19}
19. ... f6
{(f7f6 e5xf6 g7xf6 f4f5 Nh6f7 f5xe6 Bd7xe6 Rh1e1 Rf8e8) 0.46/9 19}
20. g5
{(g4g5 f6g5 b2b4 c5e7 f3g5 g7g6 b5d6 c8c7 b4b5 c6d8) 0.67/10 13}
20. ... fxg5
{(f6xg5 Nf3xg5 g7g6 Nb5d6 Rc8b8 Kd1e1 Kh8g7 Ra1d1 Nh6f5 Bd3xf5 g6xf5)
0.48/10 15}
21. Nxg5
{(f3g5 g7g6 b5d6 c8b8 b2b4 c5b6 a4a5 b6d8 d2e3 d8e7 a1c1) 0.80/11 30}
21. ... g6
{(g7g6 Nb5d6 Rc8b8 Kd1e1 Qc5a5 Rh1g1 Qa5b6 Rg1g2 Rb8d8) 0.55/10 22}
22. Nd6
{(b5d6 c8b8 b2b4 c5b6 a4a5 b6c7 c3c4 h8g8 c4d5 e6d5) 0.62/10 30}
22. ... Rb8
{(Rc8b8 Kd1e1 Kh8g7 Ra1d1 Nc6d8 b2b4 Qc5c7 Nd6b5 Bd7xb5 Bd3xb5)
0.46/10 22}
23. b4
{(b2b4 c5b6 a4a5 b6c7 a1c1 c6e7 d2e3 e7c8 d6b5 d7b5 d3b5) 0.55/9 13}
23. ... Qb6
{(Qc5b6 Kd1c2 a7a5 b4xa5 Qb6xa5 Rh1b1 Qa5a7 Kc2b2 Rb8a8 Rb1d1 Qa7b6+
Bd3b5) 0.42/10 19}
24. a5
{(a4a5 b6c7 h3h4 h6g4 d6f7 h8g7 h1g1 g4h6 f7h6 g7h6 a1c1) 1.04/10 16}
24. ... Qc7
{(Qb6c7 Kd1e1 Rb8d8 a5a6 b7b6 c3c4 Kh8g7 Ra1d1 d5d4) 0.41/10 20}
25. h4
{(h3h4 h6g4 d6f7 h8g7 h1g1 g4h6 f7h6 g7h6 a1c1) 1.04/8 15}
25. ... Kg7
{(Kh8g7 h4h5 Rf8d8 Qd2c2 Nh6g4 h5h6+ Kg7g8 Qc2e2 Ng4f6 Nd6xb7) -0.01/9
19}
26. h5
{(h4h5 f8h8 h1g1 c6e7 h5g6 h7g6 d6b5 c7c6 b5a7) 1.62/9 12}
26. ... Rh8
{(Rf8h8 h5xg6 h7xg6 Rh1g1 Nc6e7 Nd6b5 Qc7d8 Nb5xa7 Nh6f5) -0.47/9 17}
27. Rg1
{(h1g1 c6e7 h5g6 h7g6 d6b5 c7c6 b5a7) 1.62/7 6}
27. ... Ne7
{(Nc6e7 Nd6b5 Qc7d8 Nb5xa7 Nh6f5 h5xg6 h7xg6 Kd1e1 Qd8c7) -0.55/9 15}
28. Nb5
{(d6b5 c7c8 b5a7 c8e8 d2f2 h6f5 h5g6 h7g6 b4b5) 1.65/9 14}
28. ... Qd8
{(Qc7d8 Nb5xa7 Nh6f5 h5xg6 h7xg6 Kd1e1 Rh8f8 Ra1d1 Qd8c7 Na7b5)
-0.84/10 12}
29. Nxa7
{(b5a7 d8e8 d2f2 h6f7 g5f3 h8g8 h5g6 d7a4 d3c2 a4c2 d1c2 e7g6) 1.76/9
17}
29. ... Nhf5
{(Nh6f5 h5xg6 h7xg6 Kd1e1 Qd8f8 Bd3b5 Qf8d8 c3c4 Rb8a8 Qd2f2) -0.85/10
17}
30. Nb5
{(a7b5 h7h6 g5f3 d7b5 d3b5 g7f7 h5g6 e7g6 f3d4 f5d4 c3d4) 1.82/8 10}
30. ... h6
{(h7h6 Ng5f3 Bd7xb5 Bd3xb5 Rh8f8 h5xg6 Ne7xg6 c3c4 d5d4 Kd1e1)
-0.82/10 17}
31. Nf3
{(g5f3 d7b5 d3b5 h8g8 a5a6 b7a6 b5d3 g7f7 h5g6 g8g6 a1a6 g6g1 f3g1)
1.91/10 16}
31. ... Bxb5
{(Bd7xb5 Bd3xb5 Rh8g8 h5xg6 Kg7h8 Nf3d4 Nf5xd4 c3xd4 Rg8xg6 Rg1xg6
Ne7xg6) -1.10/11 17}
32. Bxb5
{(d3b5 h8g8 f3d4 f5d4 c3d4 g7h8 f4f5 e7f5 h5g6 b8c8) 1.98/9 9}
32. ... Rg8
{(Rh8g8 Nf3d4 Nf5xd4 c3xd4 Kg7h8 h5xg6 Qd8f8 f4f5 Ne7xf5 Ra1c1 h6h5)
-1.23/11 17}
33. hxg6
{(h5g6 g7h8 g6g7 g8g7 g1g7 h8g7 f3d4 d8g8 b5d7 f5d4 c3d4) 1.77/9 15}
33. ... Nxg6
{(Ne7xg6 Bb5d3 Nf5e7 Nf3h4 Kg7f7 Nh4xg6 Ne7xg6 Bd3xg6+ Rg8xg6 Rg1xg6
Kf7xg6 Kd1e2) -1.30/11 16}
34. Bd3
{(b5d3 d8d7 a5a6 b8a8 a6a7 g7f8 d3f5 e6f5 d1c2 d7b5) 2.64/10 42}
34. ... Ne7
{(Nf5e7 Nf3d4 Qd8c8 Qd2c2 Kg7h7 c3c4 Qc8d7 Qc2a4 Qd7xa4+ Ra1xa4 d5xc4
Bd3xg6+ Ne7xg6 Nd4xe6) -1.42/10 10}
35. Qh2
{(d2h2 d8c7 h2h5 g7f7 a1c1 c7d7 h5h6 d7a4 d3c2) 3.15/8 14}
35. ... Qc8
{(Qd8c8 Qh2h5 Kg7f7 Kd1d2 Rg8g7 Qh5xh6 Qc8c6 Rg1xg6 Rg7xg6 Nf3g5+
Rg6xg5 f4xg5) -2.24/9 10}
36. Qh5
{(h2h5 c8e8 f3d4 e8f7 h5h3 g7f8 d4e6 f8e8 d3g6 e7g6) 4.29/9 12}
36. ... Kf7
{(Kg7f7 Ra1a3 b7b6 Nf3h4 b6xa5 Bd3xg6+ Ne7xg6 Nh4xg6 Kf7e8 Ng6h4+
Ke8d7 Rg1xg8 Qc8xg8 Ra3xa5) -4.03/10 16}
37. Bxg6+
{(d3g6 g8g6 g1g6 e7g6 f3h4 c8g8 f4f5 f7e8 h4g6 g8f7) 5.51/9 12}
37. ... Nxg6
{(Ne7xg6 Rg1xg6 Rg8xg6 Nf3h4 Qc8g8 f4f5 Rb8e8 Nh4xg6 e6xf5 Qh5xf5+
Kf7g7 Kd1d2) -4.59/10 9}
38. Rxg6
{(g1g6 g8g6 f3h4 c8g8 f4f5 e6f5 h5f5 f7e8 h4g6 g8f7 f5f6 f7f6 e5f6)
5.14/10 19}
38. ... Rxg6
{(Rg8xg6 Nf3h4 Qc8g8 f4f5 e6xf5 Qh5xf5+ Kf7e8 Nh4xg6 Qg8f7 Qf5f6 Rb8c8
Kd1d2) -4.70/12 15}
39. Nh4
{(f3h4 c8g8 d1c2 d5d4 a1g1 d4c3 h4g6 g8h7 h5f3 f7g8 f3c3) 5.42/10 16}
39. ... Qg8
{(Qc8g8 Kd1c2 Kf7f8 Nh4xg6+ Kf8g7 f4f5 Qg8f7 f5f6+ Kg7h7 Ng6f4 Qf7xh5
Nf4xh5 Rb8c8) -4.86/12 15}
40. Ke2
{(d1e2 f7e8 a1g1 e8d7 g1g6 g8f8 g6f6 f8g8 h5h6) 5.96/9 9}
40. ... Qh7
{(Qg8h7 Ra1g1 Rb8g8 f4f5 Kf7e8 f5xe6 Qh7c7 Nh4xg6 Qc7c4+ Ke2d2 Qc4a2+
Kd2e1) -5.58/10 14}
41. Rg1
{(a1g1 f7e7 g1g6 b8g8 f4f5 e7d8 f5e6 g8g6 h4g6) 6.67/9 9}
41. ... Rg8
{(Rb8g8 f4f5 Kf7e8 f5xe6 Qh7c7 Nh4xg6 Qc7c4+ Ke2d2 Qc4a2+ Kd2e3 Ke8d8
e6e7+ Kd8c7 Qh5xh6) -6.65/11 14}
42. f5
{(f4f5 f7e8 f5e6 h7c7 h4g6 c7c4 e2d2 e8d8 h5h6 g8e8 h6f8 c4a2 d2e3)
7.35/11 30}
42. ... Ke8
{(Kf7e8 f5xe6 Ke8d8 Rg1xg6 Rg8g7 Qh5xh6 Qh7xh6 Rg6xh6 Rg7g4 Nh4f3
Kd8c7) -6.84/12 14}
43. fxe6
{(f5e6 e8d8 h4g6 d8c7 h5f5 h7g7 e6e7 g8e8 f5f8 g7g8 f8h6 e8e7 g6e7
g8g1 e7d5) 7.63/10 14}
43. ... Qc7
{1-0 Arena Adjudication}

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[Uri Blass]

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Uri Blass at 12 March 2004 22:31:42:
Als Antwort auf: / In reply to: Mostly for Uri, and Rather long .. Detailed Movei verses Fruit 1-1 geschrieben von: / posted by: Dann Corbit at 12 March 2004 21:10:43:

[Event "03-11-04"]
[Site "?"]
[Date "2004.03.12"]
[Round "1"]
[White "Fruit_src"]
[Black "Movei00_8_174"]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "B13"]
[Opening "Caro-Kann"]
[Time "02:57:56"]
[Variation "Panov-Botvinnik Attack"]
[TimeControl "900+5"]
[Termination "adjudication"]
[PlyCount "151"]
[WhiteType "program"]
[BlackType "program"]

1. e4
{(e2e4 e7e5 d2d4 d7d5 Ng1f3 d5xe4 Nf3xe5 Nb8d7 Nb1d2 Nd7xe5 d4xe5)
0.28/12 35}
1. ... c6
2. d4
{(d2d4 d7d5 e4xd5 c6xd5 Ng1f3 Nb8c6 Nb1c3 e7e6 Bf1e2 Bf8b4 Bc1d2)
0.59/11 21}
2. ... d5
3. exd5
{(e4xd5 c6xd5 Ng1f3 Qd8a5+ Qd1d2 Qa5xd2+ Bc1xd2 Bc8f5 Nb1c3 Ng8f6
Nf3e5 e7e6 Bf1d3 Bf5xd3 Ne5xd3) 0.53/11 28}
3. ... cxd5
4. Nf3
{(Ng1f3 Ng8f6 Nb1c3 e7e6 Bf1b5+ Bc8d7 Bb5e2 Bf8d6 00 00 Bc1d2) 0.33/10
20}
4. ... Nf6
{(g8f6 b1c3 d8a5 f3e5 c8d7 e5d7 b8d7 f1b5 f6e4) -0.48/9 20}
5. Nc3
{(Nb1c3 e7e6 Bf1d3 Nb8c6 Bc1d2 Bf8d6 00 00 Nc3b5 Bd6e7) 0.25/10 23}
5. ... e6
{(e7e6 c1g5 c8d7 f1d3 d8b6 g5f6 g7f6 d1c1 f8b4) -0.33/9 14}
6. Bd3
{(Bf1d3 Nb8c6 Bc1f4 Bf8b4 Qd1d2 Bc8d7 00 Qd8a5 Rf1e1 00) 0.19/10 31}
6. ... Qb6
{(d8b6 e1g1 c8d7 d1d2 b8c6 d2f4 c6b4 f3e5 b4d3 e5d3) -0.18/10 32}
7. O-O
{(00 Bf8e7 Nc3a4 Qb6a5 Qd1e2 Bc8d7 Na4c3 00 Bc1f4 Nb8c6) 0.11/10 30}
7. ... Bd7
{(c8d7 a2a4 b8c6 d3b5 f8d6 c1g5 e8g8 g5f6 g7f6 d1d3) -0.18/10 23}
8. Bd2
{(Bc1d2 Bf8e7 Qd1e1 00 Qe1e3 Nb8c6 Ra1e1 Ra8c8 Nc3b5 Rf8d8) 0.01/10 29
}
8. ... a6
{(a7a6 b2b3 b8c6 c3a4 b6c7 c2c3 f8a3 a4c5 e8g8 c5d7 c7d7) -0.11/10 48}
9. Re1
{(Rf1e1 Bf8e7 Qd1e2 00 Qe2e3 Rf8c8 Ra1b1 Nb8c6 Qe3f4) 0.25/9 26}
9. ... Be7
{(f8e7 b2b3 b8c6 c3a4 b6c7 a4c3 c7b6) 0.00/10 14}
10. Qe2
{(Qd1e2 Nb8c6 Qe2e3 00 Ra1c1 Ra8c8 Qe3f4 Nc6a5 Rc1b1 Na5c4) 0.13/10 28
}
10. ... O-O
{(e8g8 e2e3 e7d6 f3e5 d7e8 f2f4 b8c6 e5c6 e8c6 b2b3) -0.06/10 30}
11. Qe3
{(Qe2e3 Nb8c6 Ra1b1 Ra8c8 Nf3e5 Nc6xe5 Qe3xe5 Be7d6 Qe5e3 Bd7c6)
0.08/10 27}
11. ... Nc6
{(b8c6 f3e5 d7e8 c3a4 b6c7 e5c6 e8c6 a4c3 f6g4 e3h3) -0.04/10 51}
12. Rad1
{(Ra1d1 Ra8c8 Rd1b1 Nc6b4 Nf3e5 Nb4xd3 Ne5xd7 Nf6xd7 Qe3xd3) 0.06/10
26}
12. ... Bd6
{(e7d6 d1c1 a8c8 c1b1 c6b4 f3e5 d7e8 g2g3 b4d3 e3d3) 0.12/9 13}
13. Na4
{(Nc3a4 Qb6a7 Na4c3 Qa7b6) 0.00/9 20}
13. ... Qc7
{(b6c7 g2g3 c6b4 a4c3 c7b6 b2b3 f6g4 e3e2 g7g6 f3e5 b4d3 e5d7) 0.39/11
25}
14. h3
{(h2h3 Nc6b4 Na4c3 Ra8c8 Nf3e5 Rf8d8 Ne5xd7 Rd8xd7 Qe3e2 Nb4xd3
Qe2xd3) 0.02/10 24}
14. ... b5
{(b7b5 a4c3 c6b4 f3e5 b4d3 e3d3 b5b4 e5d7 c7d7 c3e2) 0.19/9 29}
15. Nc3
{(Na4c3 Nc6b4 Nf3e5 Ra8c8 Rd1c1 Nb4xd3 Qe3xd3 b5b4 Ne5xd7 Nf6xd7
Nc3e2) 0.15/11 23}
15. ... b4
{(b5b4 c3e2 c7a5 a2a3 a5b6 d2b4 c6b4 a3b4 b6b4) 0.23/9 34}
16. Ne2
{(Nc3e2 Ra8e8 Kg1h1 Nc6e7 Nf3e5 Bd7a4 Rd1c1 Ne7f5 Bd3xf5 e6xf5)
0.24/10 17}
16. ... Rfe8
{(f8e8 g1h1 c7a5 a2a3 a5b6 d2b4 c6b4 a3b4 b6b4) 0.29/9 18}
17. Qg5
{(Qe3g5 e6e5 d4xe5 Nc6xe5 Nf3xe5 Bd6xe5 Bd2f4 Nf6e4 Bf4xe5 Re8xe5)
0.21/10 21}
17. ... e5
{(e6e5 f3e5 c6e5 d4e5 e8e5 g5h4 e5h5 h4d4 d6c5 d4f4 c7f4 e2f4) 0.25/10
26}
18. dxe5
{(d4xe5 Nc6xe5 Nf3xe5 h7h6 Qg5g3 Bd6xe5 Bd2f4 Nf6e4 Bf4xe5 Re8xe5)
0.22/10 17}
18. ... Nxe5
{(c6e5 e2d4 e5d3 c2d3 a8d8 e1e8 d8e8 d1c1 c7b6 d2f4 h7h6 g5g3 d6c5)
0.44/11 108}
19. Nxe5
{(Nf3xe5 Bd6xe5 Bd2f4 Bd7b5 Bf4xe5 Re8xe5 Qg5d2 Bb5xd3 Qd2xd3 Ra8e8
Kg1h2) 0.13/11 22}
19. ... Rxe5
{(e8e5 g5h4 f6e4 d2e3 d6e7 h4f4 e7g5 e3b6 c7d6 f4h2) 0.40/10 18}
20. Qh4
{(Qg5h4 Nf6e4 Bd2f4 g7g5 Bf4xg5 Ne4xg5 f2f4 Ng5xh3+ g2xh3 Bd6c5+
Kg1g2) 0.17/10 22}
20. ... a5
{(a6a5 e2g3 a8c8 d2g5 e5e1 d1e1 d6g3 h4g3 c7g3 f2g3 f6e4 g5f4) 0.24/9
42}
21. Bg5
{(Bd2g5 Nf6e4 Bg5f4 g7g5 Bf4xg5 Ne4xg5 f2f4 Qc7c5+ Kg1f1 Re5e3 Qh4xg5+
Kg8h8) 0.95/10 15}
21. ... Ne4
{(f6e4 g5f4 g7g5 f4g5 e4g5 f2f4 d6e7 f4g5 e7c5 g1h1 d7f5 d3f5 e5f5)
-0.60/10 22}
22. Bf4
{(Bg5f4 g7g5 Bf4xg5 Ne4xg5 f2f4 Bd6e7 f4xg5 Bd7f5 Ne2f4 Bf5xd3 Re1xe5
Qc7xe5 Rd1xd3 Qe5xb2 Nf4xd5) 1.05/11 20}
22. ... g5
{(g7g5 f4g5 e4g5 f2f4 d6e7 f4g5 e7c5 g1h1 d7f5 b2b3 f5d3 d1d3)
-0.65/10 17}
23. Bxg5
{(Bf4xg5 Ne4xg5 f2f4 Qc7c5+ Kg1h2 f7f6 f4xe5 Bd6xe5+ Kh2h1 Be5xb2
Bd3c4 Bd7c6) 0.84/11 20}
23. ... Nxg5
{(e4g5 f2f4 d6e7 f4g5 d7f5 h4g3 f5d3 d1d3 c7c5 e2d4 e5g5) -0.15/9 10}
24. f4
{(f2f4 Bd6e7 f4xg5 Bd7f5 Bd3xf5 Re5xf5 Ne2d4 Be7xg5 Qh4g4) 0.60/10 20}
24. ... Be7
{(d6e7 f4g5 d7f5 d3f5 e5f5 e2d4 f5g5 e1e2 a5a4 h4h6) -0.11/9 39}
25. fxg5
{(f4xg5 Bd7f5 Bd3xf5 Re5xf5 Ne2d4 Be7xg5 Qh4g4 Rf5e5 h3h4 Re5xe1+
Rd1xe1) 0.65/10 13}
25. ... Bf5
{(d7f5 e2d4 f5d3 e1e5 c7e5 d1d3 a8c8 h4g3 e5g5 g1f2 f7f6 g3g5 f6g5)
-0.14/9 12}
26. Nd4
{(Ne2d4 Bf5xd3 Re1xe5 Qc7xe5 Rd1xd3 Be7xg5 Nd4f3 Bg5xh4 Nf3xe5 Ra8c8)
0.53/10 12}
26. ... Bxd3
{(f5d3 e1e5 c7e5 d1d3 e7c5 g1f1 a8e8 d3d2 e5e3 d2d1 c5d4 h4d4)
-0.24/10 42}
27. Rxe5
{(Re1xe5 Qc7xe5 Rd1xd3 Ra8e8 Qh4g3 Be7c5 Qg3xe5 Re8xe5 Kg1f2 Bc5xd4+
Rd3xd4 Re5xg5) 0.79/11 17}
27. ... Qxe5
{(c7e5 d1d3 a8e8 h4g3 e7c5 g3e5 e8e5 g1f2 e5g5 d3d1) -0.35/9 9}
28. Rxd3
{(Rd1xd3 Ra8c8 Qh4g3 Qe5xg3 Rd3xg3 Rc8c4 Rg3d3 Be7xg5 Kg1f2 Kg8g7
g2g3) 0.52/11 18}
28. ... Rc8
{(a8c8 h4f2 c8c4 c2c3 b4c3 b2c3 e7g5 d3f3 e5e7 f3g3) -0.09/10 36}
29. Rd1
{(Rd3d1 Qe5xg5 Qh4f2 Be7c5 Rd1d2 Kg8g7 Kg1h1 Qg5e5 Qf2h4 h7h5) 0.24/10
18}
29. ... Qxg5
{(e5g5 h4g5 e7g5 d4f5 c8c5 g1f1 g8f8 c2c3 b4c3 b2c3 c5c3 d1d5) -0.06/9
16}
30. Qxg5+
{(Qh4xg5+ Be7xg5 Nd4f5 Rc8xc2 Rd1xd5 Rc2xb2 Rd5xa5 h7h5 g2g3 Kg8h7
Ra5a7 Kh7g6) 0.25/11 13}
30. ... Bxg5
{(e7g5 d4f5 c8c5 h3h4 g5f6 c2c3 b4c3 b2c3 c5c3 d1d5 c3c1 g1h2) 0.02/10
9}
31. Nf5
{(Nd4f5 Rc8xc2 Rd1xd5 Rc2xb2 Rd5xa5 h7h5 g2g3 Kg8h7 Ra5a6 f7f6 h3h4
Bg5c1 Ra6a7+ Kh7g6) 0.21/13 17}
31. ... Rc5
{(c8c5 h3h4 g5f6 c2c3 b4c3 b2c3 f6c3 f5e7 g8g7 e7d5 c3e5 h4h5)
-0.01/11 30}
32. Re1
{(Rd1e1 h7h5 Re1e2 Kg8h7 Kg1f2 Kh7g6 Nf5e3 d5d4 Ne3d1 Rc5f5+ Kf2e1
Kg6g7 g2g3) 0.24/12 10}
32. ... h5
{(h7h5 e1e2 g8h7 b2b3 h7g6 f5d4 c5c3 d4b5 c3c8 g1f2 h5h4) 0.26/11 18}
33. Re2
{(Re1e2 Kg8h7 g2g3 Kh7g6 Nf5d6 Rc5c6 Nd6b7 Bg5f6 b2b3 Rc6b6 Nb7xa5
Rb6a6 Na5b7 Ra6xa2) 0.27/13 16}
33. ... Kh7
{(g8h7 b2b3 g5f6 g1f2 h7g6 f5e3 f6g5 e2d2 h5h4) 0.25/10 10}
34. g3
{(g2g3 Kh7g6 Nf5d6 h5h4 g3xh4 Bg5xh4 Kg1g2 Bh4f6 b2b3 a5a4 Nd6e8 a4a3
Ne8d6) 0.14/13 16}
34. ... Kg6
{(h7g6 f5d6 g5f6 b2b3 c5c3 g1h2 h5h4 g3h4 f6h4 d6b7 h4g3 h2g2) 0.54/11
13}
35. Nd6
{(Nf5d6 f7f5 Kg1g2 Bg5f6 b2b3 h5h4 g3xh4 Bf6xh4 Nd6b7 Rc5b5 Re2e6+
Kg6f7 Re6h6) 0.02/12 12}
35. ... a4
{(a5a4 g1g2 g5f6 b2b3 a4a3 h3h4 f6d4 g2f3 c5c3 f3f4 g6f6) 0.40/10 14}
36. b3
{(b2b3 Rc5c3 Kg1g2 h5h4 g3xh4 Bg5xh4 b3xa4 Rc3a3 Re2d2 Ra3xa4 Rd2xd5
Ra4xa2) 0.16/11 10}
36. ... Rc3
{(c5c3 g1g2 a4b3 a2b3 h5h4 g3h4 g5h4 e2d2 c3g3 g2h2 g3g5) 0.50/10 8}
37. Kg2
{(Kg1g2 a4xb3 a2xb3 h5h4 g3xh4 Bg5xh4 Nd6b5 Rc3g3+ Kg2h2 Rg3g5 Re2g2
Kg6f6 Nb5d4 Kf6g7) 0.00/13 15}
37. ... a3
{(a4a3 h3h4 g5d8 d6b5 c3c5 b5d6 d8b6 e2f2 c5c3 f2d2) 0.41/11 11}
38. Nb5
{(Nd6b5 Rc3c5 Nb5d4 Bg5f6 Nd4f3 Bf6c3 Re2e8 Rc5c7 Re8e3 Bc3f6 Re3e2
Kg6g7 Re2d2) 0.28/14 15}
38. ... Rc8
{(c3c8 h3h4 g5d8 b5d4 d8b6 d4b5 g6f6 g2f3 b6c5) 0.42/10 4}
39. Nd4
{(Nb5d4 Bg5f6 Nd4f3 Bf6c3 Re2f2 Kg6g7 Nf3h4 Rc8c5 Nh4f5+ Kg7f6 Rf2f1
Bc3e5 Nf5e3+ Kf6e6 Rf1e1 Rc5c6) 0.24/14 15}
39. ... Bf6
{(g5f6 d4f3 g6f5 g2f2 c8c5 f2g2 c5c6 e2d2 f6e5 f3e5 f5e5 d2e2 e5d4)
0.39/10 8}
40. Nf3
{(Nd4f3 Bf6c3 Re2f2 Kg6g7 Nf3h4 Rc8c5 Nh4f5+ Kg7f6 Nf5e3+ Kf6e6 Rf2f4
Bc3d2 Rf4f3 Bd2xe3 Rf3xe3+ Ke6d6 Re3e2) 0.25/14 10}
40. ... Bc3
{(f6c3 g2f2 c8g8 f2e3 g6f5 f3h4 f5f6 e2f2 f6e6 h4f5 g8e8) 0.38/9 10}
41. Rf2
{(Re2f2 Kg6g7 Nf3h4 Rc8c5 Nh4f5+ Kg7f6 Nf5e3+ Kf6e6 Rf2e2 Bc3e5 Re2e1
Rc5c6 Re1f1 Rc6c5 Rf1d1) 0.24/13 14}
41. ... f6
{(f7f6 f3h4 g6f7 h4f5 c3e5 h3h4 d5d4 g2f3 c8c3 f3e4 e5g3 f5g3 c3g3
e4d4) 0.43/10 9}
42. Nh4+
{(Nf3h4+ Kg6f7 Nh4f5 Bc3e5 Rf2d2 Rc8c7 Rd2e2 Kf7e6 Re2f2 Be5c3 Rf2f1
Bc3e5 Nf5e3 Rc7c8) 0.23/13 9}
42. ... Kf7
{(g6f7 h4f5 c3e5 f2d2 c8c7 f5e3 c7c3 e3f5 d5d4 d2e2 f7g6 e2f2) 0.45/12
12}
43. Nf5
{(Nh4f5 Bc3e5 Rf2e2 Rc8c7 Re2d2 Rc7c3 h3h4 Rc3c7 Rd2e2 Kf7e6 Re2f2
Ke6f7 Rf2d2 Kf7e6) 0.13/14 14}
43. ... Be5
{(c3e5 f2d2 c8c7 d2e2 d5d4 g2f3 c7c3 f3e4 e5g3 f5d4) 0.43/9 4}
44. Rd2
{(Rf2d2 Rc8c7 Rd2e2 Rc7c3 h3h4 Rc3c8 Re2f2 Rc8c7 Nf5e3 Kf7e6 Rf2f1
Rc7c3 Rf1f3 Rc3c7) 0.12/14 11}
44. ... Rc7
{(c8c7 f5e3 c7c3 d2d3 f7e6 d3c3 b4c3 g2f3 d5d4 e3c4) 0.47/10 11}
45. h4
{(h3h4 Kf7g6 Nf5e3 Rc7c3 Rd2e2 Kg6f7 Ne3f1 Kf7e6 Nf1e3 Ke6f7) 0.00/14
13}
45. ... Ke6
{(f7e6 d2f2 d5d4 g2h3 e6f7 f2d2 c7c3 h3g2 f7g6 d2f2) 0.45/10 6}
46. Rf2
{(Rd2f2 Ke6f7 Rf2d2) 0.00/15 9}
46. ... d4
{(d5d4 g2h3 c7d7 f2f1 d7h7 f1f2 h7a7 f2f1 e6d5) 0.59/10 11}
47. Kf1
{(Kg2f1 Ke6d5 Rf2e2 Rc7d7 Kf1g1 Kd5e6 Re2f2 d4d3 c2xd3 Rd7xd3 Kg1g2
Be5d4 Nf5xd4+ Rd3xd4) 0.08/13 9}
47. ... Kd5
{(e6d5 f2e2 c7c3 f1g2 d5c5 g2f2 c5c6 f5e7 c6d7 e7f5) 0.65/10 12}
48. Re2
{(Rf2e2 Rc7d7 Kf1e1 Kd5e6 Re2f2 d4d3 c2xd3 Rd7xd3 Nf5g7+ Ke6e7 Ng7xh5
Be5xg3 Nh5xg3 Rd3xg3 Ke1e2) 0.08/14 8}
48. ... Rc3
{(c7c3 f1f2 d5c5 e2d2 c5c6 d2e2 c6b6 f2g2 c3c8 g2f3 b6c5) 0.62/11 9}
49. Kg2
{(Kf1g2 d4d3 c2xd3 Rc3xd3 Kg2f2 Rd3c3 Nf5e3+ Kd5d4 Ne3f5+ Kd4d5)
0.00/14 8}
49. ... Kc6
{(d5c6 g2f2 c6c5 e2d2 c5b6 f2g2 b6b7 g2f2 b7c7) 0.65/10 7}
50. Rf2
{(Re2f2 d4d3 c2xd3 Rc3xd3 Kg2h2 Rd3c3 Kh2g2 Rc3d3) 0.00/13 10}
50. ... Kc5
{(c6c5 f2d2 c5b6 d2f2 b6a7 f2d2 a7a6 d2e2 a6b5 g2f2) 0.55/11 26}
51. Rd2
{(Rf2d2 Kc5d5 Rd2e2) 0.00/14 7}
51. ... Bb8
{(e5b8 g2f2 c5d5 d2e2 b8d6 f2g2 d6e5 g2f2) 0.53/9 4}
52. Re2
{(Rd2e2 Bb8c7 Re2d2 Bc7b8) 0.00/14 12}
52. ... Bc7
{(b8c7 g2f2 c7e5 e2d2 c5d5 d2e2 d5c6 f5e7 c6b7 e7f5 b7b6 e2d2) 0.58/11
11}
53. Rd2
{(Re2d2 Bc7b8) 0.00/15 12}
53. ... Be5
{(c7e5 g2f2 c5b6 f2g2 b6b5 d2e2 d4d3 c2d3 c3d3 e2c2 d3d8) 0.56/12 15}
54. Rf2
{(Rd2f2 d4d3 c2xd3 Rc3xd3 Kg2h2 Kc5c6 Kh2g2 Kc6c5) 0.00/15 8}
54. ... Kb5
{(c5b5 g2h3 b5b6 f2g2 c3c8 f5g7 c8h8 g3g4 h5g4 h3g4 b6c6) 0.54/11 10}
55. Kh3
{(Kg2h3 Kb5c6 Rf2g2 Rc3f3 Nf5g7 Kc6d7 Ng7xh5 Rf3f1 Nh5f4 Be5xf4 g3xf4
Rf1xf4 Rg2g4 Rf4f3+ Kh3g2) 0.05/14 10}
55. ... d3
{(d4d3 c2d3 c3d3 h3g2 b5c5 f2f3 d3d7 f3f2 d7d8 g2f3) 0.53/11 16}
56. cxd3
{(c2xd3 Rc3xd3 Rf2g2 Be5c3 Nf5g7 Rd3d5 Rg2f2 Kb5c6 Ng7e6 Kc6d6 Ne6f4
Rd5e5 Kh3g2 Bc3d4 Rf2c2) 0.09/15 8}
56. ... Rxd3
{(c3d3 h3g2 b5b6 f2e2 b6b7 g2f2 d3c3 e2e1 c3c2 e1e2) 0.50/10 5}
57. Rg2
{(Rf2g2 Be5c3 Nf5g7 Rd3d5 Rg2f2 Kb5c6 Ng7e6 Kc6d6 Ne6f4 Rd5e5 Kh3g2
Re5c5 Rf2e2 Bc3d4 Re2e6+ Kd6d7) 0.12/15 11}
57. ... Bc3
{(e5c3 f5g7 d3d5 g2c2 b5b6 h3g2 d5e5 g2f3 b6c5) 0.47/9 6}
58. Ng7
{(Nf5g7 Rd3d5 Ng7e6 Kb5c6 Rg2c2 Rd5e5 Ne6d4+ Kc6d6 Nd4e2 Re5e3 Ne2f4
Re3e5 Kh3g2 Re5f5 Nf4d3 Rf5d5) 0.12/15 9}
58. ... Rd5
{(d3d5 g2f2 b5c6 h3g2 c6d7 f2e2 d5c5 e2e4 f6f5 g7e6) 0.23/10 5}
59. Ne6
{(Ng7e6 Bc3e5 Rg2f2 Kb5c6 Ne6f4 Be5xf4 Rf2xf4 Rd5d2 Rf4xf6+ Kc6d7
Rf6h6 Rd2xa2 Rh6b6 Ra2d2 Rb6xb4) 0.18/14 11}
59. ... Kc6
{(b5c6 e6f4 d5e5 g2f2 c6d7 f2f1 d7d6 h3g2 c3d4) 0.33/10 9}
60. Nf4
{(Ne6f4 Rd5e5 Rg2c2 Re5f5 Kh3g2 Kc6d6 Rc2c1 Rf5c5 Rc1d1+ Kd6c6 Kg2f3
Rc5e5 Nf4d3 Re5e6 Kf3f4) 0.18/15 11}
60. ... Re5
{(d5e5 g2e2 e5e2 f4e2 c3e5 g3g4 h5g4 h3g4 c6c7 e2f4 c7d6) 0.16/10 8}
61. Rc2
{(Rg2c2 Re5f5 Rc2c1 Kc6d7 Rc1d1+ Kd7c6 Kh3g2 Rf5e5 Rd1c1 Kc6d6 Kg2h3
Re5c5 Rc1d1+ Kd6e7 Kh3g2 Rc5f5 Nf4d5+ Ke7e6) 0.18/15 10}
61. ... Rf5
{(e5f5 h3g2 c6b5 g2f3 f5e5 g3g4 h5g4 f3g4 e5e4) 0.16/9 5}
62. Rc1
{(Rc2c1 Kc6b5 Rc1d1 Bc3e5 Rd1d5+ Kb5c6 Rd5a5 Kc6b6 Ra5a4 Kb6b5 Nf4d3
Be5c3 Kh3g2 Rf5d5 Nd3f2) 0.23/14 10}
62. ... Kb7
{(c6b7 h3g2 f5c5 g2f3 b7b6 c1c2 c5a5 f4d3 a5f5 f3e4 f5f1) 0.03/11 23}
63. Kg2
{(Kh3g2 Rf5c5 Kg2f3 Kb7b6 Rc1d1 Bc3b2 Rd1d6+ Kb6b5 Nf4d3 Bb2e5 Nd3xe5
f6xe5 Kf3e4 Kb5a5) 0.43/13 8}
63. ... Rc5
{(f5c5 g2f3 b7b6 c1f1 b6c6 g3g4 h5g4 f3g4 c6d6) 0.05/8 2}
64. Kf3
{(Kg2f3 Rc5e5 Rc1d1 Kb7c6 Rd1d8 Re5e1 Nf4xh5 Re1f1+ Kf3e4 f6f5+ Ke4e3
Rf1e1+ Ke3f4 Re1a1 Rd8f8 Ra1xa2 Rf8xf5) 0.41/13 6}
64. ... Kb6
{(b7b6 c1d1 c3e5 f4h5 c5c2 d1e1 b6c5 e1e2 c2e2 f3e2) -0.16/10 11}
65. Rd1
{(Rc1d1 Bc3e5 Nf4xh5 Rc5c2 Kf3g4 Kb6c6 Rd1e1 Rc2f2 Re1e3 Kc6d6 Re3f3
f6f5+ Rf3xf5 Rf2xa2) 0.16/13 10}
65. ... Kc6
{(b6c6 g3g4 h5g4 f3g4 c5e5 h4h5 e5e7 h5h6 e7h7 d1h1) -0.12/9 10}
66. Rd8
{(Rd1d8 Rc5e5 Rd8c8+ Kc6d7 Rc8h8 Re5e1 Rh8xh5 Re1f1+ Kf3g4 Rf1a1 Nf4d3
Ra1xa2 Rh5b5 f6f5+ Kg4xf5) 0.44/12 9}
66. ... Be5
{(c5e5) -0.57/10 33}

Here is the losing error.
The problem is that movei never trusts fail high that it has not enough time to solve because there are cases of wrong fail high.
It usually try to use 1/2 of its time to solve fail high but if 1/2 of its time is not enough then it gives up and play the previous move.
Here you can see based on the pv that it failed high on the right move Re5 but did not play it because it had not enough time to solve the fail high.
Movei is also outsearched in the endgame because it does not use hash for pruning.
Uri

[Dann Corbit]

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Dann Corbit at 12 March 2004 22:53:25:
Als Antwort auf: / In reply to: Re: Mostly for Uri, and Rather long .. Detailed Movei verses Fruit 1-1 geschrieben von: / posted by: Uri Blass at 12 March 2004 22:31:42:

[snip]

Here is the losing error.
The problem is that movei never trusts fail high that it has not enough time to solve because there are cases of wrong fail high.
It usually try to use 1/2 of its time to solve fail high but if 1/2 of its time is not enough then it gives up and play the previous move.
Here you can see based on the pv that it failed high on the right move Re5 but did not play it because it had not enough time to solve the fail high.
Movei is also outsearched in the endgame because it does not use hash for pruning.

I think it is better to use the fail high immediately when you are short one time. If it fails high, you know it is better than whatever you have now. As long as the value is better, you don't care so much what it is exactly.
I saw other engines make the same mistake. I think it is always a mistake to not play the fail high move.



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[Dann Corbit]

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Dann Corbit at 12 March 2004 23:08:29:
Als Antwort auf: / In reply to: Re: Mostly for Uri, and Rather long .. Detailed Movei verses Fruit 1-1 geschrieben von: / posted by: Dann Corbit at 12 March 2004 22:53:25:

[snip]

Here is the losing error.
The problem is that movei never trusts fail high that it has not enough time to solve because there are cases of wrong fail high.
It usually try to use 1/2 of its time to solve fail high but if 1/2 of its time is not enough then it gives up and play the previous move.
Here you can see based on the pv that it failed high on the right move Re5 but did not play it because it had not enough time to solve the fail high.
Movei is also outsearched in the endgame because it does not use hash for pruning.

I think it is better to use the fail high immediately when you are short one time. If it fails high, you know it is better than whatever you have now. As long as the value is better, you don't care so much what it is exactly.
I saw other engines make the same mistake. I think it is always a mistake to not play the fail high move.

I think the way to look at it is like this:
When I fail high, is it more likely to be a false fail high or a real one?
If the odds are greater than 50%, it is better to choose it then.
If the odds are less than 50%, then something is wrong anyway. And if it did fail high and it turns out not to be the best move, it should be a very good one anyway, or something in the search is broken.



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[Uri Blass]

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Uri Blass at 12 March 2004 23:11:35:
Als Antwort auf: / In reply to: Re: Mostly for Uri, and Rather long .. Detailed Movei verses Fruit 1-1 geschrieben von: / posted by: Dann Corbit at 12 March 2004 22:53:25:

[snip]

Here is the losing error.
The problem is that movei never trusts fail high that it has not enough time to solve because there are cases of wrong fail high.
It usually try to use 1/2 of its time to solve fail high but if 1/2 of its time is not enough then it gives up and play the previous move.
Here you can see based on the pv that it failed high on the right move Re5 but did not play it because it had not enough time to solve the fail high.
Movei is also outsearched in the endgame because it does not use hash for pruning.

I think it is better to use the fail high immediately when you are short one time. If it fails high, you know it is better than whatever you have now. As long as the value is better, you don't care so much what it is exactly.
I saw other engines make the same mistake. I think it is always a mistake to not play the fail high move.

Things can be improved but it is not as simple as you say because it does not have to be better because my pruning is different with bigger value.
There are cases when the fail high is wrong fail high and after investigation I discover that the previous move is better.
Here is an example
Nr: 2
Id: ECM.949
Fen: 1r5r/3b1pk1/3p1np1/p1qPp3/p1N1PbP1/2P2PN1/1PB1Q1K1/R3R3 b - - 0 1
Bm: Nxg4
no 1 10 +74 254 b8c8
no 2 10 +42 605 b8c8 c4e3
no 2 10 +43 642 f4g3
no 2 10 +51 697 f4g3 g2g3
no 2 10 +52 1027 d7b5
no 2 10 +71 1320 d7b5 c2d3 f4g3 g2g3 b5c4 d3c4
no 2 20 +71 2565 d7b5 c2d3 f4g3 g2g3 b5c4 d3c4
no 3 20 +100 3108 d7b5 c2d3 g7g8
no 3 40 +100 6685 d7b5 c2d3 g7g8
no 4 50 +89 8324 d7b5 c2d3 g7g8 e1g1
no 4 80 +90 14191 h8c8
no 4 90 +94 15945 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 g4g5 f4g5
no 4 100 +94 18804 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 g4g5 f4g5
no 5 120 +94 23334 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 g4g5 f4g5
no 5 220 +94 45421 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 g4g5 f4g5
no 6 290 +102 58464 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 b2b3 a4b3 a1a5
no 6 510 +102 109323 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 b2b3 a4b3 a1a5
no 7 850 +118 174744 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 b2b3 g7g8 e1h1 a4b3 a1a5
no 7 1040 +119 213961 d7b5
no 7 1120 +118 231102 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 b2b3 g7g8 e1h1 a4b3 a1a5
no 7 1600 +118 336721 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 b2b3 g7g8 e1h1 a4b3 a1a5
You can see that Bb5 failed high at depth 7 and it was wrong fail high
Note that if I trust the fail high and play it without solving it then I also have no move to ponder so I do not like this solution(I can solve it by writing a function to calculate move to ponder but I decided that it is not important enough now).
Uri

[Koundinya Veluri]

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Koundinya Veluri at 12 March 2004 23:14:39:
Als Antwort auf: / In reply to: Re: Mostly for Uri, and Rather long .. Detailed Movei verses Fruit 1-1 geschrieben von: / posted by: Dann Corbit at 12 March 2004 23:08:29:

I think it is better to use the fail high immediately when you are short one time. If it fails high, you know it is better than whatever you have now. As long as the value is better, you don't care so much what it is exactly.
I saw other engines make the same mistake. I think it is always a mistake to not play the fail high move.

I think the way to look at it is like this:
When I fail high, is it more likely to be a false fail high or a real one?
If the odds are greater than 50%, it is better to choose it then.
If the odds are less than 50%, then something is wrong anyway. And if it did fail high and it turns out not to be the best move, it should be a very good one anyway, or something in the search is broken.

I agree. I think it also depends on how long the fail high is researched. I noticed that most of the time wrong fail-highs are refuted fairly quickly on the research. So I think if time runs out while researching a fail-high the program should play the fail-high move. This happened to King of Kings before too. I have to make this change.
Koundinya

[Dann Corbit]

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Dann Corbit at 12 March 2004 23:19:51:
Als Antwort auf: / In reply to: Re: Mostly for Uri, and Rather long .. Detailed Movei verses Fruit 1-1 geschrieben von: / posted by: Uri Blass at 12 March 2004 23:11:35:

[snip]

Here is the losing error.
The problem is that movei never trusts fail high that it has not enough time to solve because there are cases of wrong fail high.
It usually try to use 1/2 of its time to solve fail high but if 1/2 of its time is not enough then it gives up and play the previous move.
Here you can see based on the pv that it failed high on the right move Re5 but did not play it because it had not enough time to solve the fail high.
Movei is also outsearched in the endgame because it does not use hash for pruning.

I think it is better to use the fail high immediately when you are short one time. If it fails high, you know it is better than whatever you have now. As long as the value is better, you don't care so much what it is exactly.
I saw other engines make the same mistake. I think it is always a mistake to not play the fail high move.

Things can be improved but it is not as simple as you say because it does not have to be better because my pruning is different with bigger value.
There are cases when the fail high is wrong fail high and after investigation I discover that the previous move is better.
Here is an example
Nr: 2
Id: ECM.949
Fen: 1r5r/3b1pk1/3p1np1/p1qPp3/p1N1PbP1/2P2PN1/1PB1Q1K1/R3R3 b - - 0 1
Bm: Nxg4
no 1 10 +74 254 b8c8
no 2 10 +42 605 b8c8 c4e3
no 2 10 +43 642 f4g3
no 2 10 +51 697 f4g3 g2g3
no 2 10 +52 1027 d7b5
no 2 10 +71 1320 d7b5 c2d3 f4g3 g2g3 b5c4 d3c4
no 2 20 +71 2565 d7b5 c2d3 f4g3 g2g3 b5c4 d3c4
no 3 20 +100 3108 d7b5 c2d3 g7g8
no 3 40 +100 6685 d7b5 c2d3 g7g8
no 4 50 +89 8324 d7b5 c2d3 g7g8 e1g1
no 4 80 +90 14191 h8c8
no 4 90 +94 15945 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 g4g5 f4g5
no 4 100 +94 18804 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 g4g5 f4g5
no 5 120 +94 23334 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 g4g5 f4g5
no 5 220 +94 45421 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 g4g5 f4g5
no 6 290 +102 58464 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 b2b3 a4b3 a1a5
no 6 510 +102 109323 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 b2b3 a4b3 a1a5
no 7 850 +118 174744 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 b2b3 g7g8 e1h1 a4b3 a1a5
no 7 1040 +119 213961 d7b5
no 7 1120 +118 231102 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 b2b3 g7g8 e1h1 a4b3 a1a5
no 7 1600 +118 336721 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 b2b3 g7g8 e1h1 a4b3 a1a5
You can see that Bb5 failed high at depth 7 and it was wrong fail high
Note that if I trust the fail high and play it without solving it then I also have no move to ponder so I do not like this solution(I can solve it by writing a function to calculate move to ponder but I decided that it is not important enough now).

Ponder the enemy position, if you have no move to ponder. Your hash table will still get improved, but you lose one ply.
I think Koundinya Veluri's idea is a good one:
Switch if and only if you have exhausted your time (and it was as long as the original search).
Once in a great while it will pick wrong. But if it picks correctly more often than incorrectly, it will still be better.



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[Uri Blass]

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Uri Blass at 12 March 2004 23:50:37:
Als Antwort auf: / In reply to: Re: Mostly for Uri, and Rather long .. Detailed Movei verses Fruit 1-1 geschrieben von: / posted by: Dann Corbit at 12 March 2004 23:19:51:

[snip]

Here is the losing error.
The problem is that movei never trusts fail high that it has not enough time to solve because there are cases of wrong fail high.
It usually try to use 1/2 of its time to solve fail high but if 1/2 of its time is not enough then it gives up and play the previous move.
Here you can see based on the pv that it failed high on the right move Re5 but did not play it because it had not enough time to solve the fail high.
Movei is also outsearched in the endgame because it does not use hash for pruning.

I think it is better to use the fail high immediately when you are short one time. If it fails high, you know it is better than whatever you have now. As long as the value is better, you don't care so much what it is exactly.
I saw other engines make the same mistake. I think it is always a mistake to not play the fail high move.

Things can be improved but it is not as simple as you say because it does not have to be better because my pruning is different with bigger value.
There are cases when the fail high is wrong fail high and after investigation I discover that the previous move is better.
Here is an example
Nr: 2
Id: ECM.949
Fen: 1r5r/3b1pk1/3p1np1/p1qPp3/p1N1PbP1/2P2PN1/1PB1Q1K1/R3R3 b - - 0 1
Bm: Nxg4
no 1 10 +74 254 b8c8
no 2 10 +42 605 b8c8 c4e3
no 2 10 +43 642 f4g3
no 2 10 +51 697 f4g3 g2g3
no 2 10 +52 1027 d7b5
no 2 10 +71 1320 d7b5 c2d3 f4g3 g2g3 b5c4 d3c4
no 2 20 +71 2565 d7b5 c2d3 f4g3 g2g3 b5c4 d3c4
no 3 20 +100 3108 d7b5 c2d3 g7g8
no 3 40 +100 6685 d7b5 c2d3 g7g8
no 4 50 +89 8324 d7b5 c2d3 g7g8 e1g1
no 4 80 +90 14191 h8c8
no 4 90 +94 15945 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 g4g5 f4g5
no 4 100 +94 18804 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 g4g5 f4g5
no 5 120 +94 23334 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 g4g5 f4g5
no 5 220 +94 45421 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 g4g5 f4g5
no 6 290 +102 58464 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 b2b3 a4b3 a1a5
no 6 510 +102 109323 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 b2b3 a4b3 a1a5
no 7 850 +118 174744 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 b2b3 g7g8 e1h1 a4b3 a1a5
no 7 1040 +119 213961 d7b5
no 7 1120 +118 231102 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 b2b3 g7g8 e1h1 a4b3 a1a5
no 7 1600 +118 336721 h8c8 c2d3 d7b5 b2b3 g7g8 e1h1 a4b3 a1a5
You can see that Bb5 failed high at depth 7 and it was wrong fail high
Note that if I trust the fail high and play it without solving it then I also have no move to ponder so I do not like this solution(I can solve it by writing a function to calculate move to ponder but I decided that it is not important enough now).

Ponder the enemy position, if you have no move to ponder. Your hash table will still get improved, but you lose one ply.
I think Koundinya Veluri's idea is a good one:
Switch if and only if you have exhausted your time (and it was as long as the original search).

Not in my case because I do not use hash tables efficiently.
I use only replace at deeper depth and I clear the hash tables between moves
in order not to be with ancient useless entries(the only exception is when the remaining time to finish the game is small enough and I decide that in that case the risk of ancient entries is not big enough and it is better to save information to use it later).

Koundinya's observation seem to be correct and I guess that I will do it later but
I have more important things to fix in my search and it is to improve the poor use of my hash tables and I am going to rewrite my alphabeta in order to use better hash.
Only later I am going to care about smaller problems like the problem in the posted game.
Uri

[Fabien Letouzey]

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Fabien Letouzey at 15 March 2004 12:46:59:
Als Antwort auf: / In reply to: Re: Mostly for Uri, and Rather long .. Detailed Movei verses Fruit 1-1 geschrieben von: / posted by: Dann Corbit at 12 March 2004 22:53:25:

I think it is better to use the fail high immediately when you are short one time. If it fails high, you know it is better than whatever you have now. As long as the value is better, you don't care so much what it is exactly.
I saw other engines make the same mistake. I think it is always a mistake to not play the fail high move.

I can't tell what is better in each engine.
But for instance in Fruit I never trust fail highs at all, and don't even report them. They could come from a null-move search result for example. Because I don't use null move in PV nodes, the re-search might not agree and fail low.
My "search design" is that null-window search is a "quick and dirty" way of guessing whereabouts the real value is, whereas PVS (search at PV nodes) tries to be accurate. I expect them to disagree not so rarely.
Of course I should allocate more time then; "time management" (remaining time / 30 in Fruit + an "early stopping" condition after each iteration) is something that urgently needs to be changed after version 1.0 is released.
Fabien.

[Fabien Letouzey]

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Fabien Letouzey at 15 March 2004 12:59:29:
Als Antwort auf: / In reply to: Re: Mostly for Uri, and Rather long .. Detailed Movei verses Fruit 1-1 geschrieben von: / posted by: Fabien Letouzey at 15 March 2004 12:46:59:

I can't tell what is better in each engine.
But for instance in Fruit I never trust fail highs at all, and don't even report them. They could come from a null-move search result for example. Because I don't use null move in PV nodes, the re-search might not agree and fail low.
My "search design" is that null-window search is a "quick and dirty" way of guessing whereabouts the real value is, whereas PVS (search at PV nodes) tries to be accurate. I expect them to disagree not so rarely.

May I add here that mixing "safe PV nodes" with "dirty null-window search" is my way to make aggressive forward pruning "clean". This (my way) requires PVS.
Fruit only has null-move pruning, but adding something similar to say what Tord uses would not endanger the design.
Don't know if I'm clear here, my thoughts are probably a big strange.
Fabien.

[Uri Blass]

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Uri Blass at 15 March 2004 13:01:09:
Als Antwort auf: / In reply to: Re: Mostly for Uri, and Rather long .. Detailed Movei verses Fruit 1-1 geschrieben von: / posted by: Fabien Letouzey at 15 March 2004 12:46:59:

I think it is better to use the fail high immediately when you are short one time. If it fails high, you know it is better than whatever you have now. As long as the value is better, you don't care so much what it is exactly.
I saw other engines make the same mistake. I think it is always a mistake to not play the fail high move.

I can't tell what is better in each engine.
But for instance in Fruit I never trust fail highs at all, and don't even report them.
They could come from a null-move search result for example. Because I don't >use null move in PV nodes, the re-search might not agree and fail low.
My "search design" is that null-window search is a "quick and dirty" way of guessing whereabouts the real value is, whereas PVS (search at PV nodes) tries to be accurate. I expect them to disagree not so rarely.

I prefer reporting them because I want to know when fail high happens.

Inspite of that I think that it is better to play fail high moves in part of the cases(I did not do it not because it is a bad idea but because there are more important things for me to improve).
For example if you see a mate score against yourself and you have fail high that you did not solve there is nothing to lose by playing the fail high move.
This is an extreme example but I think that it is also good idea to trust fail high if the previous score was only 3 pawns against yourself.
I am less sure about cases when the score is positive but based on my experience wrong fail high are not kept for a long time when right fail high can be kept for a long time so maybe it is also a good idea to trust fail high if they are kept for a long time.
Uri

[Joachim Rang]

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Joachim Rang at 15 March 2004 14:42:46:
Als Antwort auf: / In reply to: Re: Mostly for Uri, and Rather long .. Detailed Movei verses Fruit 1-1 geschrieben von: / posted by: Fabien Letouzey at 15 March 2004 12:46:59:

Of course I should allocate more time then; "time management" (remaining time / 30 in Fruit + an "early stopping" condition after each iteration) is something that urgently needs to be changed after version 1.0 is released.
Fabien.

I must say, that I think your time management is quite well at the moment. In 30+15 games Fruit uses his time quite effectively. Sometimes I saw it aborted the search while searching a move for a long time - probably because fruit was not able to solve this move in time. Maybe you could tune your "early stopping"-conditions a bit more aggressive and try to solve such complex moves (they are in fact often real fail highs)
regards Joachim