The Superfinal

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Lyudmil Tsvetkov
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The Superfinal

Post by Lyudmil Tsvetkov »

I might post here brief remarks on some of the most memorable games from the Superfinal. I am sure Martin will not be angry with me.

Anyone contributing with remarks, engine output, etc. very much appreciated. Let us make this a meaningful discussion thread.
Lyudmil Tsvetkov
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Joined: Tue Jun 12, 2012 12:41 pm

In a champion's style

Post by Lyudmil Tsvetkov »

Game 8 of the Superfinal, the first one that impressed me very much:

[pgn][GameDuration "05:07:33"]
[PlyCount "151"]
[TerminationDetails "TCEC win rule"]
[Event "TCEC Season 6 - Superfinal"]
[Site "http://tcec.chessdom.com"]
[Date "2014.05.20"]
[Round "8"]
[White "Komodo 7x"]
[Black "Stockfish 170514"]
[Result "0-1"]
[WhiteElo "3155"]
[BlackElo "3164"]
[EventDate "2014.05.19"]
[Opening "Slav: 4.e3 Bf5 5.Nc3 e6 6.Nh4"]
[ECO "D12"]
[TimeControl "7200+30"]
[Termination "adjudication"]
[MLNrOfMoves "75"]
[MLFlags "000100"]


{WhiteEngineOptions: Protocol=UCI; Hash=16384; Table Memory=256; Threads=16; SyzygyPath=C:/EGTB/Syzygy/; Drawscore=0; OwnBook=false; Ponder=false;, BlackEngineOptions: Protocol=UCI; Hash=16384; Threads=16; SyzygyPath=C:/EGTB/Syzygy/; Emergency Base Time=1000; OwnBook=false; Ponder=false;}
1. d4 {book} 1... d5 {book} 2. c4 {book} 2... c6 {book} 3. Nf3 {book} 3... Nf6
{book} 4. e3 {book} 4... Bf5 {book} 5. Nc3 {book} 5... e6 {book} 6. Nh4 {book}
6... Bg6 {book} 7. Be2 {book} 7... Nbd7 {book} 8. Nxg6 {book} 8... hxg6 {book}
9. O-O
{d=24, pd=Qc7, mt=00:02:18, tl=02:02:11, s=14137 kN/s, n=1954890963, pv=O-O Qc7 h3 Bb4 Bd2 Bxc3 Bxc3 O-O Qb3 Rfe8 Rab1 dxc4 Bxc4 Nd5 Bd2 N7f6 Bd3 e5 e4 Nf4 Bxf4 exf4 e5 Nd5 a3 Rad8 Rbd1, tb=0, R50=50, wv=-0.02,}
9... Qc7
{d=32, pd=h3, mt=00:02:51, tl=02:01:38, s=17444 kN/s, n=2983911884, pv=Qc7 h3 dxc4 Bxc4 O-O-O f4 Kb8 Bd2 Nd5 Bd3 Be7 Nxd5 exd5 a4 Nf6 b4 Qd7 Rb1 Ne4 Bxe4 dxe4 b5 c5 Qc2 f5 Bc3 Rc8 Qb2 g5 b6 gxf4 Rxf4 cxd4 Bxd4, tb=1, R50=50, wv=0.12,}
10. h3
{d=26, pd=Bb4, mt=00:01:24, tl=02:01:17, s=14600 kN/s, n=1235212799, pv=h3 Bb4 Bd2 dxc4 Bxc4 O-O Qc2 Rad8 Rac1 Be7 Bd3 e5 Rfe1 Qb6 Rcd1 Qc7 Rc1, tb=0, R50=50, wv=0.00,}
10... dxc4
{d=36, pd=Bxc4, mt=00:03:02, tl=01:59:06, s=17736 kN/s, n=3232558343, pv=dxc4 Bxc4 O-O-O f4 Kb8 Bd2 c5 Rc1 cxd4 Nb5 Qb6 Qe1 Rc8 Ba5 Qa6 Nc7 Qd6 Nb5 Qa6, tb=31, R50=50, wv=0.00,}
11. Bxc4
{d=26, pd=Rd8, mt=00:01:29, tl=02:00:17, s=15729 kN/s, n=1402603793, pv=Bxc4 Rd8 Qf3 Be7 Rd1 c5 dxc5 O-O b4 b6 Bb2 bxc5 bxc5 Nxc5 Qe2 Qb6 Qc2 Rxd1+ Rxd1 Rc8 Rc1 Qa5 Rd1 a6 Rc1 Bd6 Be2 Nce4 Bd3 Nc5 Be2, tb=0, R50=50, wv=0.00,}
11... O-O-O
{d=36, pd=f4, mt=00:02:04, tl=01:57:31, s=18236 kN/s, n=2274214201, pv=O-O-O f4 Kb8 Bd2 c5 Rc1 cxd4 Nb5 Qb6 Qe1 Rc8 Ba5 Qa6 Nc7 Qd6 Nb5 Qa6, tb=1, R50=50, wv=0.00,}
12. Bd2
{d=24, pd=Nb6, mt=00:03:02, tl=01:57:45, s=16920 kN/s, n=3094930379, pv=Bd2 Nb6 Be2 g5 a4 a6 a5 Nbd5 Bf3 Bd6 e4 Nxc3 bxc3 g4 Bxg4 Nxe4 Bf3 Nxd2 Qxd2 Bh2+ Kh1 Bf4 Qc2 g6 Rfe1 Kb8 Rab1 e5 Rb6 exd4 cxd4 Ka8, tb=9, R50=50, wv=0.12,}
12... Kb8
{d=34, pd=Be2, mt=00:04:03, tl=01:53:58, s=17801 kN/s, n=4328856046, pv=Kb8 Be2 Bb4 Be1 Nb6 Qb3 Be7 a4 a5 Rc1 Nbd5 Qd1 Nb4 Bd2 Rh4 f4 Qb6 Be1 Rhh8 Qd2 Nbd5 Bf3 Qb4 Qe2 Nxc3 Bxc3 Qb6 Qd2 Bb4 Bxb4 Qxb4 Qxb4 axb4 a5 Kc7 Kf2, tb=11, R50=50, wv=0.12,}
13. Be2
{d=26, pd=Be7, mt=00:10:03, tl=01:48:11, s=18374 kN/s, n=11089796761, pv=Be2 Be7 Rc1 Nb6 a4 a6 Qb3 Ka8 f4 Nbd5 Nxd5 Nxd5 e4 Nf6 Qe3 Qb6 Bc3 Qb3 Bd1 Qb6 a5 Qb5 Be2 Qa4 Ra1 Qc2 Bd3 Qb3 Rf3 Rh5 Rc1, tb=87, R50=49, wv=0.19,}
13... Bb4
{d=34, pd=Be1, mt=00:02:55, tl=01:51:33, s=18021 kN/s, n=3158936631, pv=Bb4 Be1 Nb6 a3 Be7 a4 a5 Rc1 Bb4 f4 Nbd5 Qd3 Ka8 Bf3 Qb6 Bf2 Be7 Qd2 Bd6 Qc2 Kb8, tb=0, R50=49, wv=0.15,}
14. a3
{d=24, pd=Be7, mt=00:01:11, tl=01:47:29, s=17521 kN/s, n=1261146667, pv=a3 Be7 Rc1 Nb6 a4 a6 Qb3 Ka8 f4 Nbd5 Nxd5 Nxd5 e4 Nf6 Qd3 Qb6 Bc3 Bb4 Ra1 Bc5 Rfd1 Rxd4 Bxd4 Rd8 Qc2 Rxd4 Rxd4 Bxd4+ Kh2 Kb8 Rd1, tb=9, R50=48, wv=0.26,}
14... Be7
{d=31, pd=Re1, mt=00:03:39, tl=01:48:24, s=17451 kN/s, n=3826978211, pv=Be7 Re1 Nb6 Rc1, tb=0, R50=50, wv=0.29,}
15. Rc1
{d=26, pd=Nb6, mt=00:07:55, tl=01:40:04, s=18046 kN/s, n=8580199318, pv=Rc1 Nb6 Re1 Nbd5 Bf3 g5 e4 Nf4 Be3 a6 Qc2 Rh4 e5 N6d5 Nxd5 Nxd5 Bg4 Rhh8 Rcd1 Qb6 Bd2 Rd7 b4 Rhd8 Qe4 Qb5 Rc1 Qb6 Qd3 Nf4 Bxf4 gxf4, tb=5, R50=50, wv=0.24,}
15... Nb6
{d=33, pd=Qb3, mt=00:03:52, tl=01:45:01, s=18056 kN/s, n=4206451064, pv=Nb6 Qb3 Nbd5 Bf3 g5 Rfd1 Nxc3 Bxc3 Ka8 Qa4 Qb8 Ba5 Rc8 Kf1 Nd5 e4 Nf4 e5 Rh4 Qb3 Nd5 Bxd5 exd5 Bb4 Bxb4 axb4 g4 hxg4 f6 b5 Rh1+ Ke2 Rxd1 Rxd1 fxe5 bxc6 bxc6 Qxb8+ Rxb8, tb=10, R50=49, wv=0.31,}
16. Re1
{d=26, pd=Nbd5, mt=00:02:38, tl=01:37:55, s=18138 kN/s, n=2883628780, pv=Re1 Nbd5 Bf3 g5 e4 Nf4 Be3 a6 b4 Nd7 Bxf4 Qxf4 e5 Nb6 Ne4 Qh4 Bg4 Qh7 Qf3 Qg6 Nc5 Nd5 g3 Ka8 Red1 Ka7 Qe2 Rh6 Rd2 Bxc5 Rdd1, tb=4, R50=49, wv=0.30,}
16... g5
{d=33, pd=e4, mt=00:04:26, tl=01:41:05, s=18584 kN/s, n=4947527982, pv=g5 e4 Rxd4 Nb5 Rxd2 Qxd2 Qf4 Qxf4+ gxf4 Nc3 Nbd7 Rc2 a5 Kf1 g5 Kg1 Ka7 Rd1 Ne5 f3 Kb8 Nb1 Kc7 Rcc1 g4 hxg4 Nfd7 Kf2 Bh4+ Kg1, tb=10, R50=48, wv=0.13,}
17. e4
{d=25, pd=a6, mt=00:01:29, tl=01:36:55, s=19033 kN/s, n=1710291655, pv=e4 a6 Be3 Bd6 Qb3 Bh2+ Kf1 g4 e5 gxh3 exf6 hxg2+ Kxg2 Bf4 Rh1 gxf6 Rxh8 Rxh8 Rh1 Rg8+ Kf3 Bxe3 Kxe3 c5 dxc5 Qxc5+ Kd2 Qxf2 Rf1 Qc5 Kc2 f5 Kb1 Rd8 Rd1 Rxd1+ Qxd1 Ka7 Qd3 Nd5 Nxd5 Qxd5, tb=42, R50=50, wv=0.45,}
17... Rxd4
{d=37, pd=Nb5, mt=00:02:02, tl=01:39:32, s=20858 kN/s, n=2551493248, pv=Rxd4 Nb5 Rxd2 Qxd2 Qf4 Qxf4+ gxf4 Nc3 Nbd7 Rc2 a5 Kf1 g5 Kg1 Rg8 Rd1 Ne5 f3 Rh8 Kf2 Nfd7 Kf1 Bc5 Rb1 Be7 Ra1 b6 Rd1 Kb7 Kg1 Nf6 Kh2 Bc5, tb=298, R50=50, wv=0.07,}
18. Nb5
{d=28, pd=Rxd2, mt=00:01:18, tl=01:36:07, s=22036 kN/s, n=1721258690, pv=Nb5 Rxd2 Qxd2 Qe5 Qc3 Nbd7 Qxe5+ Nxe5 Nd4 Bd6 Nf3 g4 hxg4 Nexg4 Rc4 Bc7 Ng5 Bb6 Bxg4 Nxg4 Rc2 Ne5 Nf3 Nxf3+ gxf3 Bd4 Kg2 Kc7 Rh1 Rxh1 Kxh1 g5 Kg2 f5 Rd2 c5 exf5 exf5 f4 gxf4 Kf3 Be5 Re2, tb=22141, R50=50, wv=0.60,}
18... Rxd2
{d=38, pd=Qxd2, mt=00:02:03, tl=01:37:59, s=21788 kN/s, n=2687631823, pv=Rxd2 Qxd2 Qf4 Qxf4+ gxf4 Nc3 Nbd7 Rc2 a5 Kf1 g5 Kg1 Rg8 Rd1 Ne5 f3 Rh8 Kf2, tb=831, R50=50, wv=0.01,}
19. Qxd2
{d=28, pd=Qe5, mt=00:03:33, tl=01:33:03, s=20288 kN/s, n=4337427820, pv=Qxd2 Qe5 Qc3 Nbd7 Qxe5+ Nxe5 Nd4 Bd6 Nf3 g4 hxg4 Nexg4 Rc4 Rh5 Nd2 Bh2+ Kf1 Bc7 Bxg4 Nxg4 Rc2 Ne5 Nf3 Nxf3 gxf3 Be5 Rd1 Kc7 b4 Bf4 Ke2 g6 Rc3 Kb6 Rd7 f5 Rc5 Rh1 a4 e5 Rg7, tb=50855, R50=50, wv=0.64,}
19... Qf4
{d=39, pd=Qxf4+, mt=00:03:36, tl=01:34:53, s=21660 kN/s, n=4684027616, pv=Qf4 Qxf4+ gxf4 Nc3 Nbd7 Bf1 Ne5 Nb1 a5 Nd2 Rd8 Rc2 Kc7 Nc4 Nxc4 Bxc4 Rd4 e5 Nd7 Ba2 Bc5 Bb1 a4 Rce2 Rd5 Ba2 Rd4 Bb1, tb=1230, R50=50, wv=0.00,}
20. Qxf4+
{d=26, pd=gxf4, mt=00:01:04, tl=01:32:28, s=20061 kN/s, n=1295943501, pv=Qxf4+ gxf4 Nc3 Nbd7 Red1 Ne5 Rd4 Bc5 Rd2 g5 Rdd1 Be7 Rc2 Bd8 b4 Be7 Rb2 c5 bxc5 Bxc5 Rb3 Rc8 Rdb1 b6 Ba6 Rd8 Rc1 g4 Na4 Bd4 Rb4 f3 hxg4, tb=97, R50=50, wv=0.44,}
20... gxf4
{d=41, pd=Nc3, mt=00:02:03, tl=01:33:19, s=21690 kN/s, n=2684967935, pv=gxf4 Nc3 Nbd7 Bf1 Ne5 Nb1 a5 Nd2 Rd8 Rc2 Kc7 Nc4 Nxc4 Bxc4 Rd4 e5 Nd7 g3 f3 h4 Bc5 Rc3 Rg4 Kf1 b5 Bxb5 cxb5 Rxf3 Kd8 Rxf7 Ke8 Rf4 Rxf4 gxf4 a4 Rc1 Bd4 Rc8+ Ke7 Rc2 Nb6 Rc7+ Nd7 Rc2, tb=1589, R50=50, wv=0.00,}
21. Nc3
{d=28, pd=Nbd7, mt=00:01:43, tl=01:31:15, s=20182 kN/s, n=2081193810, pv=Nc3 Nbd7 Red1 Ne5 Rc2 g5 Rcd2 Rh4 Rb1 Rh8 Kf1 Kc7 Rc2 g4 Bxg4 Nexg4 hxg4 Nxg4 Rd1 Rh1+ Ke2 Rh2 b4 Rxg2 Kf3 Ne3 Rcc1 Nxd1 Kxg2 Nb2 Ne2 e5 Rc2 Na4 Kf3 Kd6 Nc3 Nxc3 Rxc3 Ke6 Rc2, tb=158, R50=50, wv=0.36,}
21... Nbd7
{d=42, pd=Bf1, mt=00:02:04, tl=01:31:44, s=22390 kN/s, n=2794295905, pv=Nbd7 Bf1 Ne5 Nb1 a5 Nd2 Rd8 Rc2 Kc7 Nc4 Nxc4 Bxc4 Rd4, tb=7382, R50=50, wv=0.00,}
22. Red1
{d=28, pd=Ne5, mt=00:04:10, tl=01:27:35, s=20292 kN/s, n=5080823814, pv=Red1 Ne5 Rd2 Bc5 b4 Be7 Rdc2 g5 Rb1 Rg8 Rb3 Rh8 Rc1 Bd6 Rcb1 Bc7 a4 f3 Bxf3 Nxf3+ gxf3 Rxh3 Ne2 Nd7 Ng3 Rh4 Kg2 Ne5 Rh1 Rxh1 Nxh1 Bd6 Ng3 Kc7 Rc3, tb=945, R50=49, wv=0.35,}
22... Ne5
{d=41, pd=Kh1, mt=00:02:05, tl=01:30:08, s=20666 kN/s, n=2598551560, pv=Ne5 Kh1 a5 Kg1 g5 Rb1 Ned7 Rbc1 Ne5, tb=4129, R50=49, wv=0.00,}
23. Rc2
{d=28, pd=g5, mt=00:11:44, tl=01:16:21, s=20160 kN/s, n=14193434553, pv=Rc2 g5 Kf1 c5 Bf3 c4 Nb1 Bc5 Nd2 b5 b3 g4 hxg4 Nfxg4 Bxg4 Nxg4 Rb1 Bxf2 Ke2 c3 Rxc3 Be3 Nf1 Bd4 Rf3 e5 Rd1 a6 Rxd4 exd4 Rxf4 Ne5 Rf5 d3+ Ke3 f6 Kd2 Rg8 Ne3, tb=10460, R50=48, wv=0.27,}
23... a5
{d=43, pd=f3, mt=00:02:08, tl=01:28:30, s=21221 kN/s, n=2723291198, pv=a5 f3 g5 Kf2 Nfd7 Kg1 Nf6, tb=6203, R50=48, wv=0.00,}
24. Rd4
{d=26, pd=b5, mt=00:03:08, tl=01:13:42, s=19829 kN/s, n=3744586756, pv=Rd4 b5 Rd1 Kb7 Re1 Rd8 Nb1 Kb6 Nd2 a4 Nb1 Rh8 Kf1 Nfd7 Nd2 Rd8 Rd1 Nc5 Rdc1 Kb7 Kg1 Ned3 Rd1 Ne5 Nf3 Nxf3+ Bxf3 Rxd1+ Bxd1 Nxe4 Bf3, tb=1692, R50=50, wv=0.19,}
24... b5
{d=39, pd=Na2, mt=00:02:07, tl=01:26:53, s=20910 kN/s, n=2664736236, pv=b5 Na2 Kb7 Nc1 c5 Rd1 c4 a4 Nxe4 axb5 Bc5 Bf3 Nxf3+ gxf3 Nxf2 Rxf2 Rxh3 Kg2 Rg3+ Kf1 Bxf2 Kxf2 Rg5 Rd7+ Kb6 Rd6+ Kb7 Rd7+, tb=148104, R50=50, wv=0.00,}
25. Rd1
{d=29, pd=Kb7, mt=00:02:54, tl=01:11:18, s=19882 kN/s, n=3462438967, pv=Rd1 Kb7 Re1 a4 Nb1 Rd8 Nd2 Kb6 Kf1 c5 Nf3 Nc6 Ng5 Ne5 Nf3, tb=17659, R50=50, wv=0.00,}
25... Kb7
{d=38, pd=Bf1, mt=00:07:06, tl=01:20:16, s=23148 kN/s, n=9863534330, pv=Kb7 Bf1 a4 Rb1 Nfd7 Ne2 g5 Nd4 Bc5 Rd1 Kb6 Be2 Bxd4 Rxd4 Rb8 f3 c5 Rd1 c4 Rcd2 Kc7 Rd4 Nc5 Kf2 Rh8 R4d2 Nb3 Rd6 Ra8 Bf1 Rb8, tb=89098, R50=50, wv=-0.18,}
26. Bf1
{d=28, pd=f3, mt=00:04:23, tl=01:07:25, s=20579 kN/s, n=5414947728, pv=Bf1 f3 gxf3 Nxf3+ Kg2 Nh4+ Kg1 Nf3+, tb=68672, R50=49, wv=0.00,}
26... a4
{d=41, pd=Rb1, mt=00:02:02, tl=01:18:44, s=22005 kN/s, n=2705808794, pv=a4 Rb1 Nfd7 Ne2 g5 Nd4 Bc5 Rd1 Kb6 Be2 Bxd4 Rxd4 Rb8 f3 c5 Rd1 c4 Rcd2 Kc7 Rd4 Nc5 Kf2 Rh8 R4d2 Nb3 Rd6 Ra8 Bf1 Rb8 Be2 Rh8 Bf1 Ra8 Be2 Re8 Ra6 Nc5 Rad6 Ra8 R6d4 Rh8, tb=20057, R50=49, wv=-0.18,}
27. Rb1
{d=29, pd=Nfd7, mt=00:02:29, tl=01:05:25, s=20485 kN/s, n=3066900499, pv=Rb1 Nfd7 Ne2 f3 Nd4 fxg2 Kxg2 Nc5 b4 axb3 Nxb3 Ned7 Nxc5+ Nxc5 e5 Kb6 Be2 f6 exf6 gxf6 a4 Nxa4 Rxc6+ Kxc6 Bxb5+ Kd6 Bxa4 f5 Bb3 Rg8+ Kf3 Bg5 Ra1 Rg6 Ra6+ Ke5 Ra5+ Kd6 Ra4 Rh6 Kg2 Ke5 Ra5+ Kf4 Ra4+ Ke5, tb=36222, R50=50, wv=0.00,}
27... Nfd7
{d=41, pd=Ne2, mt=00:02:03, tl=01:17:10, s=22465 kN/s, n=2772944847, pv=Nfd7 Ne2 g5 Nd4 Bc5 Rd1 Kb6 Be2, tb=48462, R50=50, wv=-0.25,}
28. Ne2
{d=29, pd=f3, mt=00:02:09, tl=01:03:45, s=20947 kN/s, n=2711281041, pv=Ne2 f3 Nd4 fxg2 Kxg2 Nc5 b4 axb3 Nxb3 Ned7 e5 Kb6 Nxc5 Nxc5 Rc3 f5 exf6 Bxf6 Rg3 Rd8 Re3 Rd2 Re2 Rd4 Re3 e5 Be2 e4 Re1 Rd8 Rd1 Rf8 Bg4 Bh4 f3 Bg5 Re2 e3, tb=84779, R50=49, wv=-0.08,}
28... g5
{d=42, pd=Nd4, mt=00:03:21, tl=01:14:18, s=21403 kN/s, n=4323311414, pv=g5 Nd4 Bc5 Rd1 Kb6 Be2 Bxd4 Rxd4 Rb8 f3 c5 Rd1 c4 Rcd2 Kc7 g3 fxg3 Kg2 Nf6 Kxg3 Nh5+ Kf2 Nf4 Bf1 Rh8 Ke3 Rh5 Rh2 Rh4 Rc2 Rh6 Rh2 Rh5 Rdd2 Rh4 Rd1 f6 Rc2 Kc6 Rcd2 Nfd3 Rc2 Kb6 Rh2 Rf4, tb=33407, R50=49, wv=-0.44,}
29. Nd4
{d=31, mt=00:02:43, tl=01:01:31, s=21129 kN/s, n=3463921847, pv=Nd4, tb=81510, R50=50, wv=-0.15,}
29... Bc5
{d=45, pd=Rd1, mt=00:02:02, tl=01:12:46, s=21722 kN/s, n=2656051765, pv=Bc5 Rd1 Kb6 Be2 Bxd4 Rxd4 Rb8 f3 c5 Rd1 c4 Rcd2 Kc7 g3 fxg3 Kg2 Nf6 Kxg3 Nh5+ Kf2 Nf4 Bf1 Rh8 Ke3 Rh5 Rh2 Rh4 Rc2 Rh6 Rh2 Rh5 Rdd2 Rh4 Rd1 f6 Rc2 Kc6 Rcd2 Nfd3 Rc2 Kb6, tb=92331, R50=50, wv=-0.44,}
30. Rd1
{d=31, pd=Kb6, mt=00:04:06, tl=00:57:55, s=21531 kN/s, n=5309739778, pv=Rd1 Kb6 Be2 Bxd4 Rxd4 Rb8 Rd6 Kc7 Rd1 c5 f3 c4 Kf2 Nc5 Rh1 Rh8 Rb1 Nb3 Rd1 Nc6 Rc3 Rg8 Rh1 Nbd4 Rcc1 Kb6 Rcd1 Rh8 Rd2 e5 Rhd1 Rd8 Rc1 Kc5 Bd1, tb=222245, R50=49, wv=-0.27,}
30... Kb6
{d=46, pd=Be2, mt=00:02:20, tl=01:10:55, s=22559 kN/s, n=3171257946, pv=Kb6 Be2 Bxd4 Rxd4 Rb8 f3 c5 Rd1 c4 Rcd2 Kc7 g3 fxg3 Kg2 Nf6 Kxg3 Nh5+ Kf2 Nf4 Bf1 Rh8 Ke3 Rh5 Rh2 Rh4 Rc2 Rh6 Rh2 Rh5 Rdd2 Rh4 Rd1 f6 Rc2 Rh8 Rh2 Kc6, tb=308835, R50=49, wv=-0.43,}
31. Be2
{d=29, pd=Bxd4, mt=00:01:36, tl=00:56:48, s=22489 kN/s, n=2171720091, pv=Be2 Bxd4 Rxd4 Nc5 Rcd2 Nb7 Rd1 c5 R4d2 c4 f3 Kc7 Rc2 Na5 Rc3 Nb3 Kf1 Kc6 Bd3 Kc5 Kf2 Nd4 Bc2 Nec6 Bb1 Rd8 Bc2 e5 Bb1 Kb6 Ba2 f6, tb=12646, R50=48, wv=-0.38,}
31... Bxd4
{d=45, pd=Rxd4, mt=00:02:01, tl=01:09:24, s=21324 kN/s, n=2593109800, pv=Bxd4 Rxd4 Rb8 f3 c5 Rd1 c4 Rcd2 Kc7 g3 fxg3 Kg2 Nf6 Kxg3 Nh5+ Kf2 Nf4 Bf1 Rh8 Ke3 Rh5 Rh2 Rh4 Rc2 Rh6 Rh2 Rh5 Rdd2 Rh4 Rd1 f6 Rc2 Rh8 Rh2 Kc6, tb=132408, R50=48, wv=-0.43,}
32. Rxd4
{d=30, pd=Nc5, mt=00:01:03, tl=00:56:15, s=22086 kN/s, n=1393714934, pv=Rxd4 Nc5 Rd1 Nb3 Rd6 Rb8 Rd1 c5 Rd6+ Nc6 Rc3 c4 Bh5 Kc7 Rd1 Ne5 Be2 Nc5 f3 Nb3 Rc2 Kc6 Kf1 Kc5 Rc3 Nd4 Kf2 Nec6 Rh1 Rh8 Rhc1 Ne5 Rd1 Rd8, tb=48891, R50=50, wv=-0.39,}
32... Rb8
{d=47, pd=f3, mt=00:02:01, tl=01:07:53, s=21978 kN/s, n=2663086669, pv=Rb8 f3 c5 Rd1 c4 Rcd2 Kc7 g3 fxg3 Kg2 Nf6 Kxg3 Nh5+ Kf2 Nf4 Bf1 Rh8 Ke3 Rh5 Rh2 Rh4 Rc2 Rh6 Rh2 Rh5 Rdd2 Rh4 Rd1 f6 Rc2, tb=110792, R50=50, wv=-0.43,}
33. Rc3
{d=31, pd=c5, mt=00:02:36, tl=00:54:08, s=22128 kN/s, n=3470626394, pv=Rc3 c5 Rd6+ Kc7 Rd2 c4 Bd1 Nc5 f3 Nc6 Kf1 Kb6 Ke2 Rh8 Kf1 Ne5 Bc2 Nb7 Rd1 Na5 Bb1 Nec6 Kg1 Kc5 Kf2 Nb3 Rd7 Ne5 Rd1 Nd4 Bc2 Ndc6 Bb1 Rf8, tb=22135, R50=50, wv=-0.38,}
33... c5
{d=42, pd=Rd6+, mt=00:02:41, tl=01:05:41, s=21280 kN/s, n=3443976242, pv=c5 Rd6+ Kc7 Rd2 c4 f3 Nc5 Kf2 Nb3 Rd1 Rh8 Kg1 Nc6 Kf2 f6 Rh1 e5 Bd1 Nbd4 Rc1 Ne6 Bc2 Kd6 Rhd1+ Ncd4 Bb1 Nc5 Rg1 Ke7 Rcd1 Kf7 Rc1 Kg6 Rh1 Kg7 Rcd1 Nce6 Rc1 Kg6 Rhe1 Nb3 Rcd1 Ned4 Rg1 Nc5 Rh1 Kf7 Rc1 Kg7, tb=28029, R50=49, wv=-0.67,}
34. Rd6+
{d=31, pd=Kc7, mt=00:02:06, tl=00:52:32, s=22070 kN/s, n=2797390229, pv=Rd6+ Kc7 Rd2 c4 Bd1 Nc6 Rc1 Nc5 f3 Na5 Rb1 Nd3 Re2 Nc6 Rd2 Nce5 Be2 Nc5 Bd1 Ned3 Kf1 Kc6 Kg1 Ne5 Rc1 Ncd3 Rc3 Kb6 Be2 Nc5 Bd1 Kc7, tb=67762, R50=50, wv=-0.38,}
34... Kc7
{d=46, pd=Rd2, mt=00:01:58, tl=01:04:12, s=22469 kN/s, n=2670643979, pv=Kc7 Rd2 c4 f3 Nc5 Kf2 Nb3 Rd1 Rh8 Kg1 Nc6 Kf2 f6 Rh1 e5 Bd1 Nbd4 Rc1 Ne6 Bc2 Kd6 Rhd1+ Ncd4 Bb1 Nc5 Rg1 Ke7 Rh1 Kf7 Rhe1 Ncb3 Rcd1 Kg7 Rh1 Nc5 Rc1 Kg6 Rcd1 Kf7 Rc1 Kg7 Rcd1 Nce6 Rc1 Kg6 Rhe1 Nc5 Rh1 Kg7, tb=112804, R50=50, wv=-0.67,}
35. Rd2
{d=30, pd=c4, mt=00:04:12, tl=00:48:49, s=22012 kN/s, n=5551256489, pv=Rd2 c4 f3 Nc5 Kf2 Nc6 Bd1 f6 Bc2 e5 Rd5 Ne6 Rd1 Ncd4 Rh1 Kd6 Rd1 Nc5 Bb1 Ke6 Rcc1 Ncb3 Rc3 Rh8 Bc2 Nc5 Kf1 Kd6 Kf2 Kc6 Rd2 Rd8 Rd1 Kb6, tb=43098, R50=49, wv=-0.70,}
35... c4
{d=45, pd=f3, mt=00:06:03, tl=00:58:39, s=23856 kN/s, n=8668925035, pv=c4 f3 Nc5 Kf2 Nc6 Kg1 e5 Rd5 Ne6 Rd2 Ned4 Kf2 f6 Rd1 Kd6 Rb1 Nb3 Bd1 Nbd4 Rcc1 Kc5 Rc3 Rd8 Rcc1 Kd6 Be2 Na5 Rc3 Nab3 Bd1 Nc5 Bc2 Nb7, tb=495255, R50=49, wv=-0.79,}
36. Bd1
{d=33, pd=Nc5, mt=00:03:03, tl=00:46:16, s=21484 kN/s, n=3945434214, pv=Bd1 Nc5 f3 f6 Kf1 Nc6 Kf2 e5 Rd5 Ne6 Rd2 Ned4 Rc1 Rd8 Bc2 Rh8 Rdd1 Kb6 Rd2 Kc5 Bd1 Na5 Bc2 Nb7 Bd1 Kb6 Bc2 Nc5 Rcd1 Kc6 Kf1 Ra8 Kf2 Rd8 Kf1, tb=89388, R50=50, wv=-0.70,}
36... Nc5
{d=47, pd=f3, mt=00:11:12, tl=00:47:56, s=23444 kN/s, n=15773525427, pv=Nc5 f3 Nc6 Bc2 e5 Rd5 Ne6 Rd1 Ned4 Kf2 Kd6 Rc1 Kc5 Bd1 Ra8 Bc2 Na5 Bd1 Kb6 Ra1 Rd8 Bc2 Kc5, tb=1783748, R50=50, wv=-0.86,}
37. f3
{d=32, pd=f6, mt=00:02:32, tl=00:44:13, s=22868 kN/s, n=3486820789, pv=f3 f6 Kf1 Nc6 Kf2 e5 Rd5 Ne6 Rd2 Ned4 Rc1 Na5 Rc3 Kb6 Kg1 Rh8 Kf2 Nb7 Rc1 Nc5 Rc3 Rd8 Kf1 Nce6 Kf2 Kc5 Be2 Kd6 Rd1 Nc5 Kf1 Ke6 Kf2 Rh8, tb=983103, R50=49, wv=-0.70,}
37... Nc6
{d=46, pd=Bc2, mt=00:01:37, tl=00:46:48, s=23785 kN/s, n=2321704318, pv=Nc6 Bc2 e5 Rd5 Ne6 Rd1 Ned4 Kf2 Kd6 Rc1 Kc5 Bd1 Ra8 Bc2 Na5 Bd1 Kb6 Ra1 Rd8 Bc2 Kc5, tb=96671, R50=50, wv=-0.86,}
38. Bc2
{d=31, pd=e5, mt=00:02:08, tl=00:42:34, s=23359 kN/s, n=3010425774, pv=Bc2 e5 Rd5 Ne6 Rd1 Ncd4 Kf2 Kd6 Rb1 f6 Rh1 Kc5 Bd3 Kb6 Bc2 Rh8 Bd1 Ka5 Be2 Nc5 Rd1 Kb6 Rb1 Kc6 Rh1 Kd6 Rb1 Rh7 Rd1 Rh4 Rd2 Ke6, tb=43575, R50=50, wv=-0.81,}
38... e5
{d=45, pd=Rd5, mt=00:01:36, tl=00:45:42, s=22223 kN/s, n=2146330399, pv=e5 Rd5 Ne6 Rd1 Ned4 Kf2 Na5 Rb1 Kd6 Bd1 Rd8 Kf1 Kc5 Ke1 Rh8 Rbc1 f6 Kf2 Kc6 Be2 Kd7 Bd1 Ke6 Rb1 Nb7 Bc2 Nd6 Rc1 Kd7 Rd1 Kc6 Bb1 Rb8 Rd2 Kc5 Rc1 Nb7 Bc2 Rc8 Rcd1 Nd6 Rc1 Kb6 Bb1 Nb7 Rh1 Rh8 Rdd1 Na5 Ba2 Kc5 Rd2 Nb7 Rdd1 Kd6 Bb1 Nc5 Rhe1 Kc6 Ba2 Nd3+ Rxd3 cxd3 Rd1 Kd6, tb=58500, R50=49, wv=-0.92,}
39. Rd5
{d=33, pd=Ne6, mt=00:01:43, tl=00:41:21, s=22739 kN/s, n=2355788960, pv=Rd5 Ne6 Rd2 Ra8 Kf2 Ncd4 Rd1 Kd6 Rh1 Rh8 Rc1 Nc5 Rd1 Ke6 Rc1 f6 Rd1 Kd6 Rc1 Rh7 Rd1 Kc6 Bb1 Rh8 Bc2 Kb6 Rc1 Rh7 Rd1 Ka5 Bb1 Rd7 Bc2 Rd8, tb=196360, R50=50, wv=-0.81,}
39... Ne6
{d=48, pd=Rd1, mt=00:01:35, tl=00:44:36, s=22525 kN/s, n=2151306209, pv=Ne6 Rd1 Ned4 Kf2 Na5 Rd2 Kb6 Bd1 Kc5 Rc1 Rh8 Ra1 f6 Rc1 Kb6 Rc3 Rc8 Rc1 Rb8 Rc3 Rh8 Rc1 Rd8 Rc3 Nab3 Bxb3 axb3, tb=191410, R50=50, wv=-0.92,}
40. Rd1
{d=32, pd=Ncd4, mt=00:03:50, tl=00:38:00, s=23641 kN/s, n=5460632269, pv=Rd1 Ncd4 Kf2 Kd7 Rh1 Ke7 Rb1 Ng7 Rh1 Nh5 Rd1 Ng3 Rd2 Ra8 Bb1 Ke6 Ba2 Rd8 Rc1 Rc8 Rcd1 Kd6 Bb1 Kc5 Ba2 Rd8 Bb1 Nh5 Rc1 Rh8 Ba2 Ng7, tb=727822, R50=49, wv=-0.97,}
40... Ra8
{d=45, pd=Rd5, mt=00:01:34, tl=00:43:32, s=23845 kN/s, n=2249837302, pv=Ra8 Rd5 Ned4 Kf1 f6 Rc5 Rb8 Bd1 Kd6 Rd5+ Ke6 Rc5 Ne7 Rc7 Ndc6 Be2, tb=102651, R50=49, wv=-0.98,}
41. Kf2
{d=30, pd=Ned4, mt=00:01:00, tl=00:37:29, s=23107 kN/s, n=1405484470, pv=Kf2 Ned4 Bb1 Rd8 Rh1 Rh8 Ba2 Kb6 Bb1 Nb3 Ba2 Nc5 Bb1 Nd4 Bc2 Kc7 Rd1 Kc6 Rh1 Kd6 Bb1 Ncb3 Bc2 Na5 Rb1 Ke7 Bd1 Ke6 Bc2 Rb8 Rc1, tb=22039, R50=48, wv=-0.97,}
41... Ned4
{d=47, pd=Rh1, mt=00:02:21, tl=00:41:40, s=22259 kN/s, n=3145395080, pv=Ned4 Rh1 Rh8 Rd1 Kb6 Rd2 Na5 Bd1 Ra8 Ke1 Kc6 Rdd3 Nab3 Bxb3 axb3 Rc1 Kc5 Rdc3 Kb6 Kf1 Kc5 Ke1, tb=330498, R50=48, wv=-0.92,}
42. Rh1
{d=32, pd=Rh8, mt=00:01:29, tl=00:36:29, s=22392 kN/s, n=2005432152, pv=Rh1 Rh8 Rc1 Na5 Rb1 Kd6 Bd1 Nb7 Rbc1 Nc5 Bc2 Ke6 Rd1 Kf6 Rh1 Kg6 Rd1 Rd8 Rd2 Rb8 Rd1 Nce6 Rd2 Kf6 Rd1 Ng7 Rh1 Nh5 h4 Ng3 hxg5+ Kxg5 Rh7 Nge2 Rg7+ Kf6, tb=77444, R50=47, wv=-0.97,}
42... Rh8
{d=47, pd=Rd1, mt=00:01:30, tl=00:40:40, s=23482 kN/s, n=2132467372, pv=Rh8 Rd1 Kb6 Rd2 Na5 Bd1 Ra8 Ke1 Kc6 Rdd3 Nab3 Bxb3 axb3 Rc1 Kc5 Rdc3 Kb6 Kf1 Ra7 Rd1 Kc5 Rdc1 Rd7 Ke1 Ra7 Kf2 Ra6 Ke1 Ra8, tb=270229, R50=47, wv=-0.92,}
43. Rd1
{d=33, pd=Kb6, mt=00:02:17, tl=00:34:42, s=22143 kN/s, n=3047482211, pv=Rd1 Kb6 Rc1 Rd8 Rd1 Kc5 Rd2 Na5 Bd1 Rb8 Bc2 Kd6 Ke1 Ke6 Kf2 Nb7 Rd1 Nc5 Rd2 Kf6 Ke1 Nce6 Rd1 Ng7 Bb1 Ke6 Ba2 Nh5 Rcd3 Rd8 R3d2 Ng3 Kf2, tb=70567, R50=46, wv=-0.97,}
43... Kb6
{d=46, pd=Rd2, mt=00:03:21, tl=00:37:48, s=23350 kN/s, n=4711873266, pv=Kb6 Rd2 Na5 Bd1 Kc6 Kf1 Rb8 Kf2 Rd8 Rc1 Ra8 Rd3 Nab3 Bxb3 axb3 Ke1 Kc5 Rdc3 Rc8 Kf1 Rd8 Ke1 Kb6 Rd1, tb=414731, R50=46, wv=-1.04,}
44. Rh1
{d=33, pd=Ne6, mt=00:01:36, tl=00:33:35, s=22782 kN/s, n=2197793427, pv=Rh1 Ne6 Rb1 Ncd4 Rd1 Nc5 Rc1 Rd8 Rd1 Rd6 Kf1 Rh6 Kf2 Ka5 Rd2 Rh8 Rd1 Rh4 Rh1 Rh6 Rd1 Nce6 Rb1 Ng7 Bd1 Rh8 Be2 Nge6 Rd1 Rd8 Rdc1 Nc5 Rd1 Rc8 Rh1, tb=128275, R50=45, wv=-0.97,}
44... Na5
{d=47, pd=Rd1, mt=00:01:25, tl=00:36:52, s=20998 kN/s, n=1799375418, pv=Na5 Rd1 Kc5 Bd3 Rc8 Bf1 Rb8 Ke1 Rh8 Be2 Rd8 Kf2 Nab3 Bf1 Kd6 Ke1 Ra8 Be2 Nc5 Rd2 Rh8 Kf2 Nb3 Rd1 Rd8 Rb1 Rg8 Rd1 Rc8 Bd3 Rb8 Bc2 Na5 Rb1 Re8 Rc1 Rd8 Ra1 Rc8 Rb1 Kc5 Rc1 Rd8 Bd3 Rb8 Bf1, tb=360622, R50=45, wv=-1.05,}
45. Rd1
{d=34, pd=Nb7, mt=00:03:39, tl=00:30:26, s=22352 kN/s, n=4898174976, pv=Rd1 Nb7 Rd2 Nc5 Rd1 Rd8 Kf1 Kc6 Kf2 Kd6 Kf1 Ke6 Rd2 Ke7 Kf2 Kd6 Rd1 Ke6 Rh1 Rh8 Rd1 Nb7 Rd2 Nd6 Rd1 Rd8 Rd2 Rb8 Bd1 Ne8 Rc1 Rc8 Rc3 Ng7 Rc1 Rd8, tb=132681, R50=44, wv=-0.97,}
45... Kc5
{d=47, pd=Bd3, mt=00:01:24, tl=00:35:58, s=23268 kN/s, n=1965958571, pv=Kc5 Bd3 Rc8 Bf1 Rb8 Ke1 Rh8 Be2 Rd8 Kf2 Nab3 Bf1 Kd6 Ke1 Ra8 Be2 Nc5 Rd2 Rh8 Kf2 Nb3 Rd1 Rd8 Rb1 Rg8 Bd1 Na5 Ke1 Rc8 Kf2 Kc5 Rbc1 b4 axb4+ Kxb4 Ra3 Nab3 Rc3 Nb5 Bxb3 Nxa3, tb=70423, R50=44, wv=-1.05,}
46. Bd3
{d=32, pd=Nb7, mt=00:01:54, tl=00:29:02, s=22541 kN/s, n=2583542022, pv=Bd3 Nb7 Bf1 Kb6 Be2 Rd8 Rd2 Nc5 Rd1 Rh8 Rd2 Rc8 Bd1 Rd8 Kf1 Kc6 Kf2 Rh8 Kf1 Kd6 Bc2 Ke7 Kf2 Ke6 Bd1 Rc8 Bc2 Ke7 Bd1 Nce6 Bc2 Rh8 Rd1, tb=156182, R50=43, wv=-0.97,}
46... Rb8
{d=41, pd=Bf1, mt=00:04:28, tl=00:32:00, s=22658 kN/s, n=6073123027, pv=Rb8 Bf1 Kd6 Be2 Nb3 Kg1 Nc5 Rd2 Ra8 Rd1 Ke6 Re1 Rh8 Kh2 Rd8 Bf1 Ncb3 Kh1, tb=296653, R50=43, wv=-1.24,}
47. Bf1
{d=30, pd=Kd6, mt=00:03:10, tl=00:26:21, s=22998 kN/s, n=4370989415, pv=Bf1 Kd6 g3 fxg3+ Kxg3 Rh8 Rc2 Rh4 Rh2 Nb3 Be2 Nc5 Kf2 Ne6 Bf1 Rf4 Be2 f6 Rg2 Rh4 Rgg1 Ke7 Bf1 Rf4 Rg3 Nc5 Kg2 f5 Rxg5 Nxf3 Rg7+ Kf6 Rg8 Nxe4 Rf8+ Ke7 Rdd8 Nh4+ Kg1 Rf2, tb=230541, R50=42, wv=-1.19,}
47... Kd6
{d=44, pd=Be2, mt=00:02:02, tl=00:30:27, s=22393 kN/s, n=2744148483, pv=Kd6 Be2 Nb3 Kg1 Nc5 Rd2 Ra8 Kf2 Nb3 Rd1 Ke6 Re1 Rb8 g4 Kd6 Rd1 Rh8 Kg2 Ke6 Re1 Nc5 Rcc1 Ke7 Rc3 f6 Bf1 Rd8 Kf2 Nde6 Rc2 Rh8 Rc3 Kd6 Rcc1 Nd4 Red1 Nb3 Rc3 Ke6 Kg2 Ke7 Kf2 Kd6 Bg2 Nc5 Bf1 Kc6 Rcc1 Ncb3 Rc3 Kd7 Bg2 Nc5 Bf1 Kd6 Kg2 Kc6 Rcc1 Kd6 Rc3, tb=213300, R50=42, wv=-1.31,}
48. g3
{d=30, pd=fxg3+, mt=00:01:22, tl=00:25:29, s=23203 kN/s, n=1909426496, pv=g3 fxg3+ Kxg3 Rh8 Rc2 Rh4 Rh2 Nb3 Kf2 Nc5 Ke3 f6 Rh1 Rf4 Be2 Ne6 Rhg1 Rh4 Bf1 Kc6 Rg4 Rh8 Rd2 Nf4 Kf2 Kc5 Ke3 Rb8 Kf2 b4 axb4+ Rxb4 h4 Rb3, tb=117692, R50=41, wv=-1.15,}
48... Rh8
{d=44, pd=Kg2, mt=00:02:23, tl=00:28:33, s=22069 kN/s, n=3172892700, pv=Rh8 Kg2 Ke7 Kf2 Ke6 g4 Nab3 Bg2 Nc5 Bf1 Kf6 Kg2 Ncb3 Kf2 Kg6 Kg2 f6 Kf2 Kf7 Kg2 Ke6 Kf2 Kd6 Bg2 Nc5 Bf1 Kc6 Rcc1 Ncb3 Rc3 Kd7 Bg2 Nc5 Bf1 Kd6 Kg2 Nb3 Kf2 Nc5, tb=881318, R50=50, wv=-1.31,}
49. g4
{d=32, pd=Nb3, mt=00:02:16, tl=00:23:42, s=25513 kN/s, n=3489810684, pv=g4 Nb3 Kg2 Ke7 Kf2 Rh4 Bg2 Nc5 Bf1 Ke6 Kg2 Ncb3 Kf2 Rh8 Bg2 Kf6 Bf1 Nc5 Re1 Kg6 Rd1 Rd8 Kg2 Ncb3 Kf2 Kf6 Kg2 Ke7 Kf2 Rh8 Bg2 Rh4, tb=309748, R50=50, wv=-1.02,}
49... Rb8
{d=42, pd=Rd2, mt=00:01:12, tl=00:27:51, s=22736 kN/s, n=1651839750, pv=Rb8 Rd2 Nb3 Rd1 Rc8 Kg2 Rh8 Kf2 f6 Bg2 Nc5 Bf1 Kc6 Rcc1 Ncb3 Rc3 Kd7 Bg2 Nc5 Bf1 Ke6 Rcc1 Ke7 Re1 Ncb3 Rc3 Nc5 Rcc1, tb=35550, R50=50, wv=-1.31,}
50. Ra1
{d=30, pd=Nab3, mt=00:00:53, tl=00:23:19, s=25946 kN/s, n=1377039829, pv=Ra1 Nab3 Rd1 Ke6 Kg2 Rd8 Kf2 f6 Kg2 Kf7 Kf2 Rh8 Kg2 Rh7 Re1 Ke6 Be2 Rh8 Bf1 Rh4 Kf2 Kf7 Kg2 Rh7 Rd1 Ke6 Kf2 Rh8 Bg2 Rh4 Bf1, tb=12306, R50=50, wv=-1.01,}
50... Kc5
{d=49, pd=Rac1, mt=00:01:11, tl=00:27:09, s=21214 kN/s, n=1519373871, pv=Kc5 Rac1 Nab3 Rd1 Rh8 Ke1 Rh4 Kf2 Rh6 Ke1 Rc6 Kf2 Na5 Rdc1 Rh6 Ke1 Rd6 Be2 Rb6 Bf1 Rh6 Kf2 Rc6 Ke1 Rb6 Kf2 Rh6, tb=70031, R50=49, wv=-1.32,}
51. Rac1
{d=29, pd=Rd8, mt=00:02:06, tl=00:21:43, s=26489 kN/s, n=3353865190, pv=Rac1 Rd8 Be2 Ndb3 R1c2 Rb8 Bf1 Rc8 Be2 Rd8 Bd3 Kb6 Be2 Nc6 Bxc4 bxc4 Rxc4 Nbd4 Rc1 Rh8 Kg2 Ra8 Rb1 Ra5 Rf1 f6 Rf2 Kb5 Rc3 Ra8 Rf1 Rb8 Rd1 Kb6 Rc4 Ka5 Rc5+ Ka6, tb=37486, R50=49, wv=-1.23,}
51... Rd8
{d=46, pd=Ke1, mt=00:01:45, tl=00:25:53, s=22400 kN/s, n=2372438743, pv=Rd8 Ke1 Ndb3 R1c2 Rh8 Kf2 Rb8 Ke1 Rc8 Rh2 Rh8 Be2 Nd4 Rc1 Nab3 Rd1 b4 Kf2 bxa3 bxa3, tb=95465, R50=48, wv=-1.62,}
52. Ke1
{d=28, pd=Rd6, mt=00:01:10, tl=00:21:02, s=26958 kN/s, n=1908873056, pv=Ke1 Rd6 Rd1 b4 axb4+ Kxb4 Rdc1 Rc6 Kf2 Nb5 R3c2 Kb3 Kg2 Nd4 Rf2 Kb4 Rb1 Nab3 Be2 a3 bxa3+ Kxa3 Bd1 c3 h4 gxh4 Kh3 c2 Bxc2 Rxc2 Rxc2 Nxc2 Kxh4 Ncd4 Kg5 Nxf3+ Kf6 Nbd2 Ra1+ Kb2 Ra5 Nxe4+ Kxf7 Kc2, tb=71348, R50=48, wv=-1.74,}
52... Ndb3
{d=48, pd=R1c2, mt=00:07:50, tl=00:18:33, s=22845 kN/s, n=10753200380, pv=Ndb3 R1c2 Kb6 Rh2 Rh8 Re2 Nc6 Rec2 Ncd4 Rh2 Kc5 Kf2 Nd2 Be2 Rh6 Ke1 N2b3 Bf1, tb=362690, R50=47, wv=-1.91,}
53. R1c2
{d=29, pd=Rd7, mt=00:01:53, tl=00:19:38, s=26466 kN/s, n=3015703170, pv=R1c2 Rd7 Rh2 b4 axb4+ Kxb4 Rhc2 Rc7 Kf2 Rc8 h4 gxh4 g5 Nd4 Rc1 Nb5 R3c2 a3 Bxc4 Nxc4 bxa3+ Kb3 Kg1 Nbxa3 Rc3+ Kb4 Kh2 Rg8 Kh3 Rxg5 Rd3 f6 Kxh4 Ne3 Rd6 Ng2+ Kh3 Rg3+ Kh2 Nc4 Rd7 Nge3 Rb7+ Kc5 Rc7+ Kd6 R7xc4 Nxc4 Rxc4, tb=126092, R50=47, wv=-1.95,}
53... Kb6
{d=47, pd=Rh2, mt=00:00:57, tl=00:18:05, s=23295 kN/s, n=1334841519, pv=Kb6 Rh2 Rh8 Re2 Nc6 Rec2 Ncd4 Rh2 Kc5 Kf2 Na5 Ke1 b4 axb4+ Kxb4 Kf2 Rb8 h4 Kc5 Ke1 gxh4, tb=50511, R50=46, wv=-1.98,}
54. Rh2
{d=28, pd=Rh8, mt=00:01:05, tl=00:19:02, s=24893 kN/s, n=1631816001, pv=Rh2 Rh8 Kf2 Nc6 Ke2 Kc5 Kf2 Ncd4 Rh1 Rb8 Ke1 Na5 Rh2 b4 axb4+ Kxb4 Kf2 Nb5 Rc2 a3 bxa3+ Nxa3 Ra2 c3 Rh1 Rd8 Be2 c2 Rc1 Rd2 Rb2+ Nb3 Ke1 Rxe2+ Kxe2, tb=14145, R50=46, wv=-1.71,}
54... Rh8
{d=41, pd=Rhc2, mt=00:00:56, tl=00:17:39, s=20530 kN/s, n=1161345778, pv=Rh8 Rhc2 Nc6 Rf2 Ncd4 Rh2 Kc5 Kf2 Na5 Kg1 Rb8 Rf2 Rd8 Kh2 Nab3 Be2 Nxe2 Rxe2 Rd1 Rf2 Nd4 h4 gxh4 g5 Rb1 Kh3 b4 axb4+ Kxb4 Kxh4 Rxb2 Rxc4+ Kxc4 Rxb2 a3 Rb7 Nb5 Rb8, tb=11865, R50=45, wv=-2.11,}
55. Kf2
{d=27, pd=Nc6, mt=00:00:40, tl=00:18:52, s=26224 kN/s, n=1055479238, pv=Kf2 Nc6 Rh1 Kc5 Be2 Ncd4 Bf1 Rb8 Ke1 Rd8 h4 gxh4 Rxh4 Nc1 Rh5 Na2 Rxe5+ Kc6 Rd5 Rxd5 exd5+ Kd6 Be2 Nxc3 bxc3 Nc2+ Kd2 Ne3 Bd1 Kxd5 Bc2 Nxc2 Kxc2 Ke5 Kd2 f5 gxf5 Kxf5 Kd1 Kf6 Kc2 Ke5 Kd2, tb=13816, R50=45, wv=-1.69,}
55... Kc5
{d=41, pd=Kg1, mt=00:03:03, tl=00:15:05, s=22431 kN/s, n=4121097982, pv=Kc5 Kg1 Nd4 Kg2 Rb8 h4 gxh4 Kh3 Nab3 g5 Rg8 Rg2 Ne6 Kxh4 Nbd4 Kh5 Kd6 Kh4 Rh8+ Kg4 Kc5 Rf2 Rg8 Kh3 Nxg5+ Kh2 Rh8+ Kg1 f5 exf5 Rg8 Kh2 Nxf5 Bg2 Nd4 Kh1 Rf8 Kh2 e4 fxe4 f3 Re3 Rh8+ Kg3 fxg2 Kxg2 Rh4, tb=115602, R50=44, wv=-2.56,}
56. Ke1
{d=29, pd=b4, mt=00:03:22, tl=00:16:00, s=24878 kN/s, n=5037262686, pv=Ke1 b4, tb=83364, R50=44, wv=-1.96,}
56... Nd4
{d=39, pd=Kf2, mt=00:01:32, tl=00:14:03, s=22655 kN/s, n=2092290189, pv=Nd4 Kf2 Rb8 Kg1 b4 axb4+ Rxb4 Rf2 Rb3 Kg2 Kb4 Rc1 c3 bxc3+ Rxc3 Rd1 a3 h4 gxh4, tb=72462, R50=43, wv=-3.06,}
57. Kf2
{d=28, pd=Rb8, mt=00:01:28, tl=00:15:01, s=24903 kN/s, n=2205841570, pv=Kf2 Rb8 Ke1 b4 axb4+ Kxb4 Kf2 Nb5 Rc1 c3 bxc3+ Nxc3 h4 a3 h5 Nb3 Re1 Rd8 Kg2 a2 Kh1 a1=Q Rxa1 Nxa1 h6 Rh8 h7 f6 Bd3 Kc5 Kg2 Kd4 Bf1 Nc2 Kg1 Nb4 Kh1 Ke3 Kg2 Nc2, tb=178738, R50=43, wv=-2.38,}
57... Rb8
{d=41, pd=Ke1, mt=00:00:49, tl=00:13:43, s=22899 kN/s, n=1142083606, pv=Rb8 Ke1 b4 axb4+ Rxb4 Ra3 Nab3 Rf2 Nb5 Ra2 N3d4 Ra1 a3 Ra2 Nxf3+, tb=60272, R50=42, wv=-3.31,}
58. Ke1
{d=27, pd=b4, mt=00:00:30, tl=00:15:01, s=24298 kN/s, n=736115013, pv=Ke1 b4 axb4+ Kxb4 Kf2 Nb5 Rc1 c3 bxc3+ Nxc3 h4 Nb3 Re1 a3 h5 Rd8 Kg2 a2 Kh1 a1=Q Rxa1 Nxa1 h6 Rh8 h7 Nd1 Bd3 Ne3 Kg1 Nb3 Rh6 Nd4 Kf2 Kc5 Bb1 Nd1+ Kg2 Nc3 Bd3 Ne6, tb=75007, R50=42, wv=-2.49,}
58... b4
{d=40, pd=axb4+, mt=00:01:46, tl=00:12:26, s=22326 kN/s, n=2377814000, pv=b4 axb4+ Rxb4 Ra3 Nab3 Rf2 Nb5 Ra2 N3d4 Ra1 a3 bxa3 Rb3 Bxc4 Kxc4 Rc1+ Kd3 a4 Nc3 Kf1 Nxa4 Kg2 Nc3 Rh1 Nc2 Rc1 Ne3+ Kh1 Rb1 Rxb1 Nxb1 Ra2 Nd2 Ra3+ Kc4 Ra4+ Kb3 Ra7 Nxf3 Rxf7 Kc3 Ra7 Nd2 Ra3+ Kc4 Ra5 Kd4 Kg1, tb=139013, R50=41, wv=-3.80,}
59. axb4+
{d=26, pd=Kxb4, mt=00:00:13, tl=00:15:17, s=25490 kN/s, n=341583711, pv=axb4+ Kxb4 Kf2 Nb5 Rc1 c3 bxc3+ Nxc3 h4 Nb3 Re1 a3 h5 Rd8 Kg2 a2 Kh1 a1=Q Rxa1 Nxa1 h6 Nb3 Kg2 Rh8 h7 Nd1 Rh5 Nd4 Bd3 Ne3+ Kf2 Ne6 Ba6 Kc3 Bc8 Nc5 Ke2 Kd4 Rh6, tb=20713, R50=50, wv=-2.53,}
59... Rxb4
{d=43, pd=Ra3, mt=00:03:49, tl=00:09:06, s=22261 kN/s, n=5115717531, pv=Rxb4 Ra3 Nab3 Rf2 Nb5 Ra2 N3d4 Ra1 a3 bxa3 Rb3 Bxc4 Kxc4 a4 Na3 Kf1 Nac2 Rc1 Rc3 Kg1 Kb3 Kh1 Kxa4 Rcf1 Re3 Rb1 Rxf3 Rxf3 Nxf3 Rb7 f6 Rf7 Ne3 Rxf6 Kb4 Rd6 Kc3 Rg6, tb=498724, R50=50, wv=-4.08,}
60. Ra3
{d=27, pd=Rb6, mt=00:00:57, tl=00:14:50, s=24574 kN/s, n=1411557112, pv=Ra3 Rb6 Rc3 Rb8 Kd1 Kb4 Rf2 Rc8 Rd2 Nab3 Rh2 Nb5 Rcc2 N3d4 Rc1 a3 Bxc4 Rxc4 bxa3+ Kc5 Rxc4+ Kxc4 Rf2 Nxa3 Kd2 Nab5 Ke1 Kc3 Kf1 Na3 Rh2 Nxf3 Ra2 Nc4 Ra7 Kd3 Rxf7, tb=153407, R50=50, wv=-2.96,}
60... Nab3
{d=43, pd=Rf2, mt=00:00:41, tl=00:08:55, s=23482 kN/s, n=963465372, pv=Nab3 Rf2 Nb5 Ra2 N3d4 Ra1 a3 bxa3 Rb3 Bxc4 Kxc4 a4 Na3 Kf1 Nac2 Rc1 Rc3 Kg1 Kb3 Kh1 Kxa4 Rcf1 Re3 Rb1 Rxf3 Rxf3 Nxf3 Rb7 f6 Rf7 Ne3 Rxf6 Kb4 Rd6 Kc3 Rg6, tb=127593, R50=50, wv=-4.08,}
61. Rf2
{d=30, pd=Nb5, mt=00:01:24, tl=00:13:55, s=27723 kN/s, n=2356220618, pv=Rf2 Nb5 Ra2 N3d4 Ra1 a3 bxa3 Rb3 Bxc4 Kxc4 a4 Na3 Kf1 Nac2 Rc1 Rc3 Kg1 Kb3 Rcf1 Kxa4 Kh2 Re3 h4 gxh4 Kh3 Ne1 Kxh4 Ndxf3+ Kh5 Kb3 g5 Nd4 Rh1 f3 Rff1 Nd3 Rb1+ Nb2 Rhe1 Rxe1 Rxe1 Nd3 Ra1 Kc3 Kh4 f2 Kg3 Ne6, tb=268733, R50=49, wv=-3.18,}
61... Nb5
{d=43, pd=Ra2, mt=00:01:01, tl=00:08:24, s=21631 kN/s, n=1320466840, pv=Nb5 Ra2 N3d4 Ra1 a3 bxa3 Rb3 Bxc4 Kxc4 a4 Na3 Kf1 Nac2 Rc1 Rc3 Kg1 Kb3 Rcf1 Kxa4 Kh2 Re3 h4 gxh4 Kh3 Ne1 Kxh4 Nd3 Rg2 Rxf3 Rb1 Rf2 Kh3 Rxg2 Kxg2 Nc5 Re1 Kb3 g5 Kc2 Ra1 f3+ Kf2 Kd3 Ra3+ Kxe4 Ra7 Nd3+ Kg3 Ne2+, tb=176058, R50=49, wv=-4.35,}
62. Ra2
{d=30, mt=00:01:26, tl=00:12:59, s=26521 kN/s, n=2287926074, pv=Ra2, tb=809816, R50=48, wv=-3.54,}
62... N3d4
{d=43, pd=Ra1, mt=00:00:39, tl=00:08:15, s=25080 kN/s, n=995388543, pv=N3d4 Ra1, tb=172332, R50=48, wv=-4.47,}
63. Ra1
{d=27, pd=a3, mt=00:00:16, tl=00:13:12, s=27964 kN/s, n=472022862, pv=Ra1 a3 bxa3 Rb3 Bxc4 Kxc4 a4 Na3 Kf1 Nac2 Rc1 Rc3 Kg1 Kb3 Rcf1 Kxa4 Kh2 Re3 h4 gxh4 Kh3 Ne1 Kxh4 Ndxf3+ Kh5 Kb3 g5 Nd4 Rh1 f3 Rff1 Nd3 Rb1+ Kc3 Rb7 Nf4+ Kh6 f2 Rxf7 Re1 Rc7+ Kd3 Rc1 Rxc1, tb=47469, R50=47, wv=-3.64,}
63... a3
{d=40, pd=bxa3, mt=00:01:15, tl=00:07:29, s=23069 kN/s, n=1741117838, pv=a3 bxa3 Rb3 Bxc4 Kxc4 a4 Na3 Kf1 Nac2 Rc1 Rc3 Kg1 Kb3 h4 gxh4 Rcf1 Kxa4 Kh1 Kb3 Kh2 Re3 Kh3 Ne1 Kxh4 Nd3 Rg2 Rxf3 Rb1+ Kc3 Rb7 Nf2 Rh2 f6 Rb1 Nxe4 Ra2 Rg3 Rba1 Kc4 Ra4+ Kd5 Ra5+ Ke6 Ra8 Rc3 R1a5 f3 R8a6+ Kf7 Ra2 f2 Ra1, tb=273121, R50=47, wv=-4.90,}
64. bxa3
{d=27, pd=Rb3, mt=00:00:18, tl=00:13:23, s=31975 kN/s, n=596097237, pv=bxa3 Rb3 Bxc4 Kxc4 a4 Na3 Kf1 Nac2 Rc1 Rc3 Kg1 Kb3 h4 gxh4 Rcf1 Kxa4 Kh2 Re3 Kh3 Ne1 Kxh4 Ndxf3+ Kh5 Kb3 g5 Nd4 Rh2 f3 Rhh1 Nd3 Rb1+ Kc3 Rb7 Nf4+ Kh6 f2 Rxf7 Nde6 Rc1+ Kd4 Rh1 Kxe4 g6, tb=150093, R50=50, wv=-3.63,}
64... Rb3
{d=41, pd=Bxc4, mt=00:00:52, tl=00:07:07, s=24111 kN/s, n=1271387128, pv=Rb3 Bxc4 Kxc4 a4 Na3 Kf1 Nac2 Rc1 Rc3 Kg1 Kb3 h4 gxh4 Rcf1 Kxa4 Kh2 Re3 Kh3 Ne1 Kxh4 Nd3 Rg2 Rxf3 Rb1 Rf2 Kh3 Rxg2 Kxg2, tb=260656, R50=50, wv=-5.00,}
65. Bxc4
{d=28, pd=Kxc4, mt=00:00:54, tl=00:12:58, s=27202 kN/s, n=1491640370, pv=Bxc4 Kxc4 a4 Na3 Kf1 Nac2 Rc1 Rc3 Kg1 Kb3 h4 gxh4 Rcf1 Kxa4 Kh2 Re3 Kh3 Ne1 Kxh4 Ndxf3+ Kh5 Kb3 g5 Nd4 Kh6 f3 Kg7 Nd3 Rb1+ Kc4 Ra2 Rxe4 Kxf7 Rf4+ Ke7 e4 g6 Rg4 Ra4+ Kc3 Kf6 e3 g7 e2 Ra2 f2, tb=525853, R50=50, wv=-3.88,}
65... Kxc4
{d=40, pd=a4, mt=00:00:37, tl=00:06:59, s=25003 kN/s, n=927979757, pv=Kxc4 a4 Na3 Kf1 Nac2 Rc1 Rc3 Kg1 Kb3 h4 gxh4, tb=244838, R50=50, wv=-5.12,}
66. a4
{d=29, pd=Na3, mt=00:00:51, tl=00:12:37, s=26515 kN/s, n=1356744610, pv=a4 Na3, tb=599078, R50=50, wv=-3.74,}
66... Na3
{d=38, pd=Kf1, mt=00:01:31, tl=00:05:58, s=23916 kN/s, n=2183428290, pv=Na3 Kf1 Nac2 Rc1 Rc3 Kg1 Kb3 Rcf1 Kxa4 Kh2 Re3 h4 gxh4 Kh3 Ne1 Kxh4 Nd3 Rg2 Rxf3 Ra1+ Kb3 Ra7 Nf2 Rh2 f6 Rb7+ Kc4 Rc7+ Kd3 Ra7 Nxe4 Ra1 Kc4 Rhh1 Rc3 Rhb1 Rc2 Kh5 f3 Re1 Re2 Rec1+, tb=675063, R50=50, wv=-5.62,}
67. Kf1
{d=30, pd=Nac2, mt=00:02:07, tl=00:10:59, s=25658 kN/s, n=3279823950, pv=Kf1 Nac2 Rc1 Rc3 Kg1 Kb3 Rcf1 Kxa4 Kh2 Re3 h4 gxh4 Kh3 Ne1 Kxh4 Ndxf3+ Kh5 Kb3 g5 Nd4 Kh6 Rxe4 Kg7 Nd3 Rh2 f3 Kxf7 Rf4+ Kg7 Ne6+ Kh6 e4 Rb1+ Kc3 Rb6 Ne5 Rh1 Nf7+ Kh5 Nfxg5 Rhb1 f2 R6b3+ Kd4 Rb4+ Kd3 R4b3+ Ke2 R1b2+, tb=2426514, R50=50, wv=-4.22,}
67... Nac2
{d=38, pd=Rc1, mt=00:00:34, tl=00:05:53, s=25449 kN/s, n=884152921, pv=Nac2 Rc1 Rc3 Kg1 Kb3 Rcf1 Kxa4 Kh1 Kb3 Rb1+ Kc4, tb=322531, R50=49, wv=-5.90,}
68. Rc1
{d=28, pd=Rc3, mt=00:00:44, tl=00:10:45, s=26119 kN/s, n=1166961287, pv=Rc1 Rc3 Kg1 Kb3 h4 gxh4 Kh1 Kxa4 Kh2 Kb3 Rcf1 Re3 Kh3 Ne1 Kxh4 Ndxf3+ Kh5 f6 Kh6 Ng5 Kg7 Nxe4 Rh2 Nd3 Rh8 Kc4 Rc8+ Kd4 Rd8+ Kc3 Rc8+ Kd2 Rc4 f3 Rxe4 Rxe4 Rxf3 Rxg4+ Kf7 Rf4 Rh3 e4 Rh2+ Ke3, tb=1174656, R50=49, wv=-4.48,}
68... Rc3
{d=38, pd=Kg1, mt=00:01:14, tl=00:05:09, s=23687 kN/s, n=1754500110, pv=Rc3 Kg1 Kb3 h4 gxh4 Rcf1 Kxa4 Kh2 Re3 Kh3 Ne1 Kxh4 Nd3 Rg2 Rxf3 Ra1+ Kb3 Ra7 Nf2 Rh2 f6 Ra1 Nxe4 Rhh1 Rc3 Rhd1 Rc2 Kh5 f3 Re1 Rh2+ Kg6 Re2 Rec1 f2 Ra6 Rc2 Rd1, tb=726776, R50=48, wv=-6.30,}
69. Kg1
{d=28, pd=Kb3, mt=00:00:30, tl=00:10:44, s=27104 kN/s, n=829182063, pv=Kg1 Kb3, tb=866595, R50=48, wv=-4.33,}
69... Kb3
{d=38, pd=h4, mt=00:00:32, tl=00:05:06, s=25562 kN/s, n=842630341, pv=Kb3 h4 gxh4 Rcf1 Kxa4 Kh2 Re3 Kh3, tb=423699, R50=47, wv=-6.51,}
70. Rcf1
{d=28, pd=Kxa4, mt=00:01:11, tl=00:10:03, s=26345 kN/s, n=1877431094, pv=Rcf1 Kxa4 Kh2 Re3 h4 gxh4 Kh3 Ne1 Kxh4 Ndxf3+ Kh5 Kb3 Kh6 f6 Rh1 Ng5 Rff1 Nd3 Kg7 Nxe4 Rh8 Rg3 Rd8 Kc2 Kg6 Re3 Ra1 f3 Rc8+ Kd2 Ra2+ Ke1 Ra1+ Kf2 Rc6 Kg3 Rg1+ Kf4 Rf1 Kxg4 Rg1+ Kf4, tb=2034140, R50=47, wv=-4.66,}
70... Kxa4
{d=39, pd=Kh1, mt=00:01:41, tl=00:03:55, s=23513 kN/s, n=2377694545, pv=Kxa4 Kh1 Kb3 Rb1+ Kc4 Rc1 Nb4 Ra1 Nxf3 Ra4 Nd4 Rb2 Rxh3+ Kg2 Rg3+ Kf2 Rb3 Rxb3 Kxb3 Ra7 Nd3+ Kf1 Nc5 Ra5 Kb4 Ra1 Ndb3 Ra8 Nxe4 Ke2 Nd4+ Kd3 Nf2+ Kd2 Nxg4 Rf8 f6 Rf7 Nf2 Ke1 Ne4 Rb7+ Kc4 Rc7+ Kd5 Rg7 f5 Kf1 g4 Ra7 f3, tb=2075308, R50=46, wv=-7.50,}
71. Kh1
{d=28, pd=Kb3, mt=00:00:59, tl=00:09:33, s=26031 kN/s, n=1560187914, pv=Kh1 Kb3 Kh2 Re3 h4 gxh4 Kh3 Ne1 Kxh4 Ndxf3+ Kh5 f6 Kh6 Ng5 Rh2 Nxe4 Kg7 Nd3 Rh8 Rg3 Rd8 Rxg4+ Kh6 Kc2 Ra1 Kd2 Ra3 Nc5 Rf8 f3 Rxf6 f2 Ra1 Rf4 Rxf4 Nxf4 Ra2+ Ke1 Ra1+ Ke2 Kg5, tb=775173, R50=50, wv=-4.83,}
71... Kb3
{d=39, pd=Rb1+, mt=00:00:30, tl=00:03:55, s=24152 kN/s, n=726420102, pv=Kb3 Rb1+ Kc4 Rc1 Nb4 Ra1 Nxf3 Ra4 Nd4 Kh2 Rg3 Rf1 Kb3 Raa1 Nd3, tb=467653, R50=50, wv=-7.76,}
72. Kh2
{d=28, pd=Re3, mt=00:00:49, tl=00:09:13, s=26750 kN/s, n=1329565205, pv=Kh2 Re3 h4 gxh4 Kh3 Ne1 Kxh4 Ndxf3+ Kh5 f6 Kg6 Ng5 Rh2 Nxe4 Kg7 Nd3 Rh8 Rg3 Rd8 Rxg4+ Kh6 Kc2 Ra1 Kd2 Ra3 Nc5 Rd6 f3 Rxf6 f2 Ra1 Ke2 Ra2+ Ke3 Ra1 e4 Rf8 Rf4 Re8 Ke2 Kh5, tb=3032208, R50=49, wv=-5.25,}
72... Re3
{d=37, pd=h4, mt=00:00:50, tl=00:03:35, s=22187 kN/s, n=1115608566, pv=Re3 h4 gxh4 Kh3 Ne1 Kxh4 Nd3 Rb1+ Kc3 Ra2 Nxf3+ Kh5 Nd2 Ra3+ Kc2 Rba1 f3 R3a2+ Kc3, tb=2232484, R50=49, wv=-9.18,}
73. h4
{d=29, pd=gxh4, mt=00:02:29, tl=00:07:13, s=26402 kN/s, n=3954511405, pv=h4 gxh4, tb=14013197, R50=48, wv=-6.76,}
73... gxh4
{d=38, pd=Kh3, mt=00:00:29, tl=00:03:36, s=22825 kN/s, n=666948770, pv=gxh4 Kh3 Ne1 Kxh4 Nd3 Rb1+ Kc3 Ra2 Nxf3+ Kh5, tb=1308037, R50=50, wv=-9.53,}
74. Rc1
{d=27, pd=Nxf3+, mt=00:01:10, tl=00:06:33, s=27909 kN/s, n=1970580678, pv=Rc1 Nxf3+, tb=6308261, R50=50, wv=-8.17,}
74... Re1
{d=39, pd=Rf1, mt=00:00:40, tl=00:03:26, s=16666 kN/s, n=667963555, pv=Re1 Rf1 Rxc1 Rxc1 Nxf3+ Kg2 Nd2 g5 Kc3 Kf2 Kd3 Rd1 Ne3 Rg1 Nxe4+ Kf3 Nc2 Kg4 Nd4 Kh5 f3 Kh6 f2 Rh1 Ng3 Rd1+ Ke2 Ra1 f1=Q Ra2+ Kd3 Ra6 Ne4 g6 fxg6 Kh7 h3 Ra3+ Ke2 Ra2+ Nd2 Ra5 h2 Rxe5+ Kd3 Kg8, tb=2124861, R50=50, wv=-23.21,}
75. Rf1
{d=27, pd=Rxc1, mt=00:00:59, tl=00:06:03, s=34058 kN/s, n=2038104321, pv=Rf1 Rxc1 Rxc1 Nxf3+ Kh3 Kc3 Rd1 Ncd4 Ra1 Kd3 Ra3+ Ke2 g5 Nxg5+ Kg4 Nxe4 Ra2+ Ke3 Ra3+ Kd2 Ra2+ Kc3 Kh5 f3 Kh6 f2 Ra1 Kd3 Kg7 Ke2 Ra2+ Nd2 Kf8 f1=Q Ke7 Qf5 Ra4 Qe6+ Kd8 Qd5+ Ke8 Qb5+ Kxf7 Qb7+ Kg6 Qc6+ Kh7 Qd7+ Kg8, tb=15899864, R50=49, wv=-36.18,}
75... Rxc1
{d=41, pd=Rxc1, mt=00:02:20, tl=00:01:35, s=29144 kN/s, n=4087427656, pv=Rxc1 Rxc1 Nxf3+ Kh3 Kc3 Rf1 Ncd4 Ra1 Nd2 Ra3+ Kc4 Kxh4 f3 Kh5 f2 Kh6 f1=Q Kh7 Nxe4 Kg8 Qf6 Ra4+ Kc3 Ra3+ Kb4 Ra7, tb=54254272, R50=49, wv=-107.60,}
76. Rxc1
{d=26, pd=Nxf3+, mt=00:00:12, tl=00:06:21, s=41398 kN/s, n=512128777, pv=Rxc1 Nxf3+ Kh3 Kc3 Rb1 Ncd4 Rb7 Kd3 Ra7 Ke2 Ra2+ Nd2 Kxh4 f3 Kg5 f2 Kf6 f1=Q+ Ke7 Qc1 Kf6 Qc6+ Kg7 Qg6+ Kf8 Qh6+ Kg8 Ne6 Kxf7 Qf8+ Kxe6 Qg8+ Kf5 Qxa2 Kxe5, tb=5424198, R50=50, wv=-317.65,, Black wins by adjudication: TCEC win rule}
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[d]1k1r3r/ppq1bpp1/1np1pn2/6p1/3PP3/P1N4P/1P1BBPP1/2RQR1K1 b - - 0 17
Komodo has just played 17.e3-e4 with half a pawn white edge. It does not seem to consider seriously SF's reply 17...Td4, sacrificing the exchange.

[d]1k5r/ppq1bpp1/1np1pn2/6p1/3rP3/P1N4P/1P1BBPP1/2RQR1K1 w - - 0 18
And SF plays it! This is a real human GM move. 17...Td4!! really deserves 2 exclamation marks: one for the depth, and another for the human approach.

[d]1k5r/ppq1bpp1/1np1pn2/1N4p1/4P3/P6P/1P1rBPP1/2RQR1K1 w - - 0 19
Brilliant. Komodo's score rises, but just briefly.

[d]1k5r/pp1nbpp1/2p1pn2/8/4Pp2/P1N4P/1P2BPP1/2R1R1K1 w - - 0 22
35cps white edge Komodo, 0.0 score SF. How is SF able to see that it at least equalises with an exchange down? The f4 pawn is strong, although doubled, the knights have good squares, but apart from that it really puzzles. Obviously the excellent search has a big role to play here. How many engines apart from SF see that is perfectly equal?

[d]7r/1k1nbp2/2p1p3/1p2n1p1/p3Pp2/P6P/1PR1NPP1/1R3BK1 w - - 0 29
It is only now that SF has played 28... g7-g5 that it starts seeing black has a definite half a pawn advantage. I am certain many engines still are not convinced black is better here. I myself am still not.

[d]7r/3n1p2/1kp1p3/1p2n1p1/p2bPp2/P6P/1PR1BPP1/3R2K1 w - - 0 32
Another excellent decision: changing the bishop for the knight.

[d]1r6/2k2p2/4p3/1pn1n1p1/p1p1Pp2/P1R4P/1P1R1PP1/3B2K1 w - - 0 37
Here already both engines agree black is much better. I am also able to see it. Apart from the excellent deep search, please take a look at another evaluation peculiarity of the position: the 3 advanced black chain pawns, a4,c4 and f4. I really think chain pawns play an important role in SF for quickly seeing advantageous positions. Joerg and Ralph should be congratulated once more for their implementation of this.

[d]r7/2k2p2/2n5/1p2p1p1/p1pnPp2/P1R2P1P/1PB2KP1/3R4 w - - 0 42
SF finds an excellent outpost square for the knight. At this point it is almost over.

[d]8/5p2/8/1nk1p1p1/2pnPpP1/Pr3P1P/5R2/R3KB2 w - - 0 65
Both engines at -5 pawns. You do not need material, you just need some spirit.

Well, what to say in the end? A very deep and very human-like game. SF outplayed Komodo both in search and evaluation. At this point I am already not certain SF's evaluation is much inferior to Komodo's. And of course, those 10-12 plies more than other engines really impress.

Really, nothing eval-related more to comment here, it was just a splendid game with a single Komodo mistake that took great depths and good knowledge to exploit.

Did you like the game?
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Re: The Superfinal

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Lyudmil Tsvetkov wrote:I might post here brief remarks on some of the most memorable games from the Superfinal. I am sure Martin will not be angry with me.

Anyone contributing with remarks, engine output, etc. very much appreciated. Let us make this a meaningful discussion thread.
Lyudmil, Game #1 and Game #8 really caught my eye (so far) because both revolved around the theme of exchange sacs. It is curious that SF evaluated both sacs correctly while Komodo got both wrong!

In Game #1, Komodo miscalculated the tactic and SF quickly started to gain ground with the pair of rooks. In Game #8, SF sac-ed the exchange purely for positional reasons, and was able to grind White's position down with the knight duo! Amazing games!

Perhaps it's time for you to forget about SF's imbalances and start tuning Komodo's!! :D :D :D
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Re: The Superfinal

Post by Lyudmil Tsvetkov »

arjuntemurnikar wrote:
Lyudmil Tsvetkov wrote:I might post here brief remarks on some of the most memorable games from the Superfinal. I am sure Martin will not be angry with me.

Anyone contributing with remarks, engine output, etc. very much appreciated. Let us make this a meaningful discussion thread.
Lyudmil, Game #1 and Game #8 really caught my eye (so far) because both revolved around the theme of exchange sacs. It is curious that SF evaluated both sacs correctly while Komodo got both wrong!

In Game #1, Komodo miscalculated the tactic and SF quickly started to gain ground with the pair of rooks. In Game #8, SF sac-ed the exchange purely for positional reasons, and was able to grind White's position down with the knight duo! Amazing games!

Perhaps it's time for you to forget about SF's imbalances and start tuning Komodo's!! :D :D :D
Thanks for participating in the discussion, Arjun!

In games 1 it was actually Komodo that was forced to sacrifice the exchange. That game however did not impress me, as the white advantage was more or less clear, and increasing it did not require special skills. Game 8 is a real gem: nothing concrete, brilliant exchange sacrifice, big depths.

Please do not say that SF has nothing to correct, because the match is still not over. It definitely should correct its imbalance eval. I say the single change of increasing the knight value for the mg by 5-8% will bring 5 elo more. :)
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Re: The Superfinal

Post by arjuntemurnikar »

Lyudmil Tsvetkov wrote:
arjuntemurnikar wrote:
Lyudmil Tsvetkov wrote:I might post here brief remarks on some of the most memorable games from the Superfinal. I am sure Martin will not be angry with me.

Anyone contributing with remarks, engine output, etc. very much appreciated. Let us make this a meaningful discussion thread.
Lyudmil, Game #1 and Game #8 really caught my eye (so far) because both revolved around the theme of exchange sacs. It is curious that SF evaluated both sacs correctly while Komodo got both wrong!

In Game #1, Komodo miscalculated the tactic and SF quickly started to gain ground with the pair of rooks. In Game #8, SF sac-ed the exchange purely for positional reasons, and was able to grind White's position down with the knight duo! Amazing games!

Perhaps it's time for you to forget about SF's imbalances and start tuning Komodo's!! :D :D :D
Thanks for participating in the discussion, Arjun!

In games 1 it was actually Komodo that was forced to sacrifice the exchange. That game however did not impress me, as the white advantage was more or less clear, and increasing it did not require special skills. Game 8 is a real gem: nothing concrete, brilliant exchange sacrifice, big depths.

Please do not say that SF has nothing to correct, because the match is still not over. It definitely should correct its imbalance eval. I say the single change of increasing the knight value for the mg by 5-8% will bring 5 elo more. :)
Lyudmil, now that spsa (an autotuning algorithm) has been integrated into fishtest, I think it won't be long before somebody will post a tuning patch for material values. :D

I am sure you know a lot about chess, but engine improvements don't work this way. You can't just simply change a parameter by intuition, and magically 5 elo springs out of the hat... It doesn't happen. At least not with an engine like SF which has been tuned to death!

Anyway if you are curious, I ran a quick match on my machine with knight midgame values 5% higher (857) and the result after 600 games is

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137 - 177 - 286 [0.467] 600
-23 elo!

So as you can see, intuition will not get you elo. Also don't forget that the evaluation function is a big beast and so many terms correlate and add up over time, it is hard to keep track. What may seem like a deficiency in "knight value" may not be really. It is probably a function of multiple terms in evaluation, search depth, threading, and god knows what... To find the real problem (if there is any), it will take some time and debugging.

So my suggestion to you Lyudmil is to play to your strength. You know about chess. Talk about chess. Don't bother speculating about values so much. Just talk about the chess aspects of a position and let the developers figure out what the problem is.

But keep the ideas coming! :D :D

Now, lets get back to the topic of this thread. :)
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Re: The Superfinal

Post by Lyudmil Tsvetkov »

arjuntemurnikar wrote:
Lyudmil Tsvetkov wrote:
arjuntemurnikar wrote:
Lyudmil Tsvetkov wrote:I might post here brief remarks on some of the most memorable games from the Superfinal. I am sure Martin will not be angry with me.

Anyone contributing with remarks, engine output, etc. very much appreciated. Let us make this a meaningful discussion thread.
Lyudmil, Game #1 and Game #8 really caught my eye (so far) because both revolved around the theme of exchange sacs. It is curious that SF evaluated both sacs correctly while Komodo got both wrong!

In Game #1, Komodo miscalculated the tactic and SF quickly started to gain ground with the pair of rooks. In Game #8, SF sac-ed the exchange purely for positional reasons, and was able to grind White's position down with the knight duo! Amazing games!

Perhaps it's time for you to forget about SF's imbalances and start tuning Komodo's!! :D :D :D
Thanks for participating in the discussion, Arjun!

In games 1 it was actually Komodo that was forced to sacrifice the exchange. That game however did not impress me, as the white advantage was more or less clear, and increasing it did not require special skills. Game 8 is a real gem: nothing concrete, brilliant exchange sacrifice, big depths.

Please do not say that SF has nothing to correct, because the match is still not over. It definitely should correct its imbalance eval. I say the single change of increasing the knight value for the mg by 5-8% will bring 5 elo more. :)
Lyudmil, now that spsa (an autotuning algorithm) has been integrated into fishtest, I think it won't be long before somebody will post a tuning patch for material values. :D

I am sure you know a lot about chess, but engine improvements don't work this way. You can't just simply change a parameter by intuition, and magically 5 elo springs out of the hat... It doesn't happen. At least not with an engine like SF which has been tuned to death!

Anyway if you are curious, I ran a quick match on my machine with knight midgame values 5% higher (857) and the result after 600 games is

Code: Select all

137 - 177 - 286 [0.467] 600
-23 elo!

So as you can see, intuition will not get you elo. Also don't forget that the evaluation function is a big beast and so many terms correlate and add up over time, it is hard to keep track. What may seem like a deficiency in "knight value" may not be really. It is probably a function of multiple terms in evaluation, search depth, threading, and god knows what... To find the real problem (if there is any), it will take some time and debugging.

So my suggestion to you Lyudmil is to play to your strength. You know about chess. Talk about chess. Don't bother speculating about values so much. Just talk about the chess aspects of a position and let the developers figure out what the problem is.

But keep the ideas coming! :D :D

Now, lets get back to the topic of this thread. :)
Too few games, Arjun. You should have played a lot more. And also try a 2% and 8% increase separately, to know where things are going. You are right about the interrelation of many terms, however, when there is problem observed in games, it should be fixable.

About CLOP and SPSA. Please do not make me laugh, Arjun. There is hardly a single value those tuners managed to guess right, even a single. Look at the current massive SPSA tuning: all tests fail after 200 000 iterations! On the other hand, human-suggested values succeed much more often.
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Re: The Superfinal

Post by arjuntemurnikar »

Lyudmil Tsvetkov wrote:
arjuntemurnikar wrote:
Lyudmil Tsvetkov wrote:
arjuntemurnikar wrote:
Lyudmil Tsvetkov wrote:I might post here brief remarks on some of the most memorable games from the Superfinal. I am sure Martin will not be angry with me.

Anyone contributing with remarks, engine output, etc. very much appreciated. Let us make this a meaningful discussion thread.
Lyudmil, Game #1 and Game #8 really caught my eye (so far) because both revolved around the theme of exchange sacs. It is curious that SF evaluated both sacs correctly while Komodo got both wrong!

In Game #1, Komodo miscalculated the tactic and SF quickly started to gain ground with the pair of rooks. In Game #8, SF sac-ed the exchange purely for positional reasons, and was able to grind White's position down with the knight duo! Amazing games!

Perhaps it's time for you to forget about SF's imbalances and start tuning Komodo's!! :D :D :D
Thanks for participating in the discussion, Arjun!

In games 1 it was actually Komodo that was forced to sacrifice the exchange. That game however did not impress me, as the white advantage was more or less clear, and increasing it did not require special skills. Game 8 is a real gem: nothing concrete, brilliant exchange sacrifice, big depths.

Please do not say that SF has nothing to correct, because the match is still not over. It definitely should correct its imbalance eval. I say the single change of increasing the knight value for the mg by 5-8% will bring 5 elo more. :)
Lyudmil, now that spsa (an autotuning algorithm) has been integrated into fishtest, I think it won't be long before somebody will post a tuning patch for material values. :D

I am sure you know a lot about chess, but engine improvements don't work this way. You can't just simply change a parameter by intuition, and magically 5 elo springs out of the hat... It doesn't happen. At least not with an engine like SF which has been tuned to death!

Anyway if you are curious, I ran a quick match on my machine with knight midgame values 5% higher (857) and the result after 600 games is

Code: Select all

137 - 177 - 286 [0.467] 600
-23 elo!

So as you can see, intuition will not get you elo. Also don't forget that the evaluation function is a big beast and so many terms correlate and add up over time, it is hard to keep track. What may seem like a deficiency in "knight value" may not be really. It is probably a function of multiple terms in evaluation, search depth, threading, and god knows what... To find the real problem (if there is any), it will take some time and debugging.

So my suggestion to you Lyudmil is to play to your strength. You know about chess. Talk about chess. Don't bother speculating about values so much. Just talk about the chess aspects of a position and let the developers figure out what the problem is.

But keep the ideas coming! :D :D

Now, lets get back to the topic of this thread. :)
Too few games, Arjun. You should have played a lot more. And also try a 2% and 8% increase separately, to know where things are going. You are right about the interrelation of many terms, however, when there is problem observed in games, it should be fixable.

About CLOP and SPSA. Please do not make me laugh, Arjun. There is hardly a single value those tuners managed to guess right, even a single. Look at the current massive SPSA tuning: all tests fail after 200 000 iterations! On the other hand, human-suggested values succeed much more often.
I didn't play more because it was a pointless endeavour. Random tuning gets you nowhere. I suggest if you want to see the result, test it yourself. I guarantee you it will fail because I have dabbled with material tables before and they are rock solid. You might squeeze 1 elo out of it somehow but only after 100000 spsa iterations or so. I prefer to use my CPU time where it is most useful, rather than playing out someone's fantasy values.

You seem very biased in your observations about things.

For example, you point out the 1 SPSA test that did not work among so many others that did. Just because they weren't done on the public framework, doesn't mean they were not done! Ask Joona, who has practically tuned every large array in stockfish there is. The King PSQT and Knight PSQT for example were done quite recently. All the imbalances and material tables and many others were done long ago. SF is strong today because of months and months of autotuning done in the glaurung and early SF days. You think he intuited all the values? Yeah right!

(Btw, about the recent test, it could be that the values in that test are already rock hard and so there is barely anything to gain or it could be some other reason related to the spsa setup on fishtest, either way, it is just the first test -- an experiment so to say.)

Meanwhile, you claim human intuition has brought the most success. But you conveniently forget the countless tests based on your "intuited" values done (some by me) that have failed. BlockedOn6th? Doubled pawns? Rings a bell? Poor joerg even tried your futile attempt at "intuiting" the imbalance table, and failed obviously because that is just a silly thing to do. We should leave such endeavors to the autotuners.

I suggest you stop laughing at others who know what they are talking about, because clearly you have no idea about what you are talking about and you know very little, if anything, about how an engine works, so take my advice and stick to chess.
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Re: In a champion's style

Post by Uri Blass »

The problem for stockfish is not to find Rxd4(stockfish can find it very fast but to avoid e4

stockfish needs a lot of time to avoid komodo's e3-e4

[D]1k1r3r/ppq1bpp1/1np1pn2/6p1/3P4/P1N1P2P/1P1BBPP1/2RQR1K1 w - - 0 17

Stockfish_14051921_x64:

35/52 28:13 4,201,289,021 2,481,325 +0.17 e3-e4 Rd8xd4 Nc3-b5 Rd4xd2 Qd1xd2 Qc7-f4 Qd2xf4+ g5xf4 Nb5-c3 Nb6-d7 Rc1-c2 Kb8-c7 b2-b3 Nd7-e5 b3-b4 a7-a6 Nc3-a4 f4-f3 Be2xf3 Rh8xh3 Re1-e3 Nf6-g4 Re3-b3 Ne5xf3+ Rb3xf3 Rh3xf3 g2xf3 Ng4-e5 Kg1-g2 b7-b5 Na4-c5 a6-a5 Rc2-c3 a5xb4 a3xb4 Be7xc5 Rc3xc5 Ne5-d3 Rc5-c3 Nd3xb4 Rc3-a3
36/55+ 36:11 5,350,747,191 2,465,053 +0.23 Qd1-b3 g5-g4 e3-e4 Rd8-d7
36/55+ 42:06 6,301,367,591 2,494,652 +0.29 Qd1-b3 Nb6-d5 Be2-f3 Be7-d6 Rc1-c2 Bd6-h2+ Kg1-f1 Bh2-d6 e3-e4 Nd5xc3 b2xc3 g5-g4 h3xg4 Rh8-h1+ Kf1-e2 Rh1xe1+ Bd2xe1 Bd6-f4 e4-e5 Nf6-d7
36/58 1:14:02 10,952,736,084 2,465,730 +0.23 Qd1-b3 g5-g4 e3-e4 Kb8-a8 Bd2-e3 Rd8-c8 Re1-d1 Nb6-d7 a3-a4 g4xh3 g2-g3 Qc7-b6 Qb3xb6 Nd7xb6 Kg1-h2 Be7-b4 Nc3-a2 Bb4-e7 a4-a5 Nb6-d7 f2-f3 a7-a6 Na2-c3
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Re: In a champion's style

Post by zullil »

Uri Blass wrote:The problem for stockfish is not to find Rxd4(stockfish can find it very fast but to avoid e4

stockfish needs a lot of time to avoid komodo's e3-e4

[D]1k1r3r/ppq1bpp1/1np1pn2/6p1/3P4/P1N1P2P/1P1BBPP1/2RQR1K1 w - - 0 17

Stockfish_14051921_x64:

35/52 28:13 4,201,289,021 2,481,325 +0.17 e3-e4 Rd8xd4 Nc3-b5 Rd4xd2 Qd1xd2 Qc7-f4 Qd2xf4+ g5xf4 Nb5-c3 Nb6-d7 Rc1-c2 Kb8-c7 b2-b3 Nd7-e5 b3-b4 a7-a6 Nc3-a4 f4-f3 Be2xf3 Rh8xh3 Re1-e3 Nf6-g4 Re3-b3 Ne5xf3+ Rb3xf3 Rh3xf3 g2xf3 Ng4-e5 Kg1-g2 b7-b5 Na4-c5 a6-a5 Rc2-c3 a5xb4 a3xb4 Be7xc5 Rc3xc5 Ne5-d3 Rc5-c3 Nd3xb4 Rc3-a3
36/55+ 36:11 5,350,747,191 2,465,053 +0.23 Qd1-b3 g5-g4 e3-e4 Rd8-d7
36/55+ 42:06 6,301,367,591 2,494,652 +0.29 Qd1-b3 Nb6-d5 Be2-f3 Be7-d6 Rc1-c2 Bd6-h2+ Kg1-f1 Bh2-d6 e3-e4 Nd5xc3 b2xc3 g5-g4 h3xg4 Rh8-h1+ Kf1-e2 Rh1xe1+ Bd2xe1 Bd6-f4 e4-e5 Nf6-d7
36/58 1:14:02 10,952,736,084 2,465,730 +0.23 Qd1-b3 g5-g4 e3-e4 Kb8-a8 Bd2-e3 Rd8-c8 Re1-d1 Nb6-d7 a3-a4 g4xh3 g2-g3 Qc7-b6 Qb3xb6 Nd7xb6 Kg1-h2 Be7-b4 Nc3-a2 Bb4-e7 a4-a5 Nb6-d7 f2-f3 a7-a6 Na2-c3
Latest Stockfish (16 threads, 8 GB hash) is faster, but still takes more than 3 minutes. Also chooses b4 rather than Qb3.

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info depth 33 seldepth 56 score cp 10 nodes 1141203347 nps 16911476 time 67481 multipv 1 pv e3e4 d8d4 c3b5 d4d2 d1d2 c7f4 d2f4 g5f4 b5c3 b6d7 c1c2 a7a5 e1d1 d7e5 f2f3 g7g5 c3a2 f6d7 b2b4 a5b4 a3b4 b7b5 c2c3 b8b7 c3a3 d7f6 g1f2 b7b6 f2e1 b6b7 e1f1 b7b6 f1f2 c6c5 a3a5 c5c4 a2c3 e7c5 f2f1
info depth 34 currmove e3e4 currmovenumber 1
info depth 34 currmove e2d3 currmovenumber 6
info depth 34 seldepth 56 score cp 16 lowerbound nodes 4136208439 nps 18412117 time 224646 multipv 1 pv b2b4 a7a6 b4b5 e7a3 c1c2 g5g4 b5a6
info depth 34 currmove b2b4 currmovenumber 1
info depth 34 currmove e3e4 currmovenumber 2
info depth 34 seldepth 56 score cp 20 nodes 4887853008 nps 18427482 time 265248 multipv 1 pv b2b4 e6e5 c1c2 h8h4 c3b5 c7d7 d4e5 c6b5 e5f6 e7f6 d2c3 d7d1 e1d1 d8d1 e2d1 f6c3 c2c3 h4c4 c3d3 b8c7 g1h2 c4c1 h2g3 g7g6 d1g4 f7f5 g4f3 a7a6 e3e4 c1c2 f3d1 c2a2 e4f5 g6f5 f2f4 g5f4 g3f4 b6c4 d1f3
info depth 35 currmove b2b4 currmovenumber 1
info depth 35 seldepth 56 score cp 26 lowerbound nodes 6792732009 nps 18446380 time 368242 multipv 1 pv b2b4 e6e5 c1c2 h8h4 e2f1 e5d4 e3d4 h4d4 d1c1 e7d6 c3b5
info depth 35 currmove b2b4 currmovenumber 1
info depth 35 seldepth 56 score cp 32 lowerbound nodes 8706311875 nps 18323214 time 475152 multipv 1 pv b2b4 a7a6 b4b5 e7a3 c1c2 g5g4
info depth 35 currmove b2b4 currmovenumber 1
info depth 35 currmove e3e4 currmovenumber 2
info depth 35 seldepth 56 score cp 23 nodes 13057785965 nps 18583178 time 702667 multipv 1 pv b2b4 g7g6 a3a4 g5g4 a4a5 b6d5 c3d5 e6d5 e2g4 a7a6 g4f3 c7d6 d1b3 h8h4 b4b5 c6b5 c1c5 h4h8 d2b4 d6e6 c5c2 e7b4 b3b4 d8c8 c2c5
info depth 36 currmove b2b4 currmovenumber 1
info depth 36 seldepth 56 score cp 29 lowerbound nodes 13474754925 nps 18588484 time 724898 multipv 1 pv b2b4 g7g6 a3a4 g5g4 a4a5 b6d5
info depth 36 currmove b2b4 currmovenumber 1
info depth 36 seldepth 56 score cp 36 lowerbound nodes 13938459658 nps 18566764 time 750721 multipv 1 pv b2b4 g5g4 e2g4 b6c4 g4e2 c4d2 d1d2 g7g5 b4b5 g5g4 d2b2 g4h3 g2g3 c6b5 c3d5 c7d6 d5e7
info depth 36 currmove b2b4 currmovenumber 1
info depth 36 currmove e3e4 currmovenumber 2
info depth 36 seldepth 56 score cp 36 nodes 18500753671 nps 18709779 time 988828 multipv 1 pv b2b4 c7d7 c1c2 h8h4 e2f1 f6d5 g2g3 d5c3 d2c3 h4h8 d1e2 f7f5 c3d2 d8f8 f1g2 f8c8 e1b1 a7a6 c2a2 b6a4 b1c1 e7f6 a2c2 a4b6
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Re: In a champion's style

Post by Lyudmil Tsvetkov »

Uri Blass wrote:The problem for stockfish is not to find Rxd4(stockfish can find it very fast but to avoid e4

stockfish needs a lot of time to avoid komodo's e3-e4

[D]1k1r3r/ppq1bpp1/1np1pn2/6p1/3P4/P1N1P2P/1P1BBPP1/2RQR1K1 w - - 0 17

Stockfish_14051921_x64:

35/52 28:13 4,201,289,021 2,481,325 +0.17 e3-e4 Rd8xd4 Nc3-b5 Rd4xd2 Qd1xd2 Qc7-f4 Qd2xf4+ g5xf4 Nb5-c3 Nb6-d7 Rc1-c2 Kb8-c7 b2-b3 Nd7-e5 b3-b4 a7-a6 Nc3-a4 f4-f3 Be2xf3 Rh8xh3 Re1-e3 Nf6-g4 Re3-b3 Ne5xf3+ Rb3xf3 Rh3xf3 g2xf3 Ng4-e5 Kg1-g2 b7-b5 Na4-c5 a6-a5 Rc2-c3 a5xb4 a3xb4 Be7xc5 Rc3xc5 Ne5-d3 Rc5-c3 Nd3xb4 Rc3-a3
36/55+ 36:11 5,350,747,191 2,465,053 +0.23 Qd1-b3 g5-g4 e3-e4 Rd8-d7
36/55+ 42:06 6,301,367,591 2,494,652 +0.29 Qd1-b3 Nb6-d5 Be2-f3 Be7-d6 Rc1-c2 Bd6-h2+ Kg1-f1 Bh2-d6 e3-e4 Nd5xc3 b2xc3 g5-g4 h3xg4 Rh8-h1+ Kf1-e2 Rh1xe1+ Bd2xe1 Bd6-f4 e4-e5 Nf6-d7
36/58 1:14:02 10,952,736,084 2,465,730 +0.23 Qd1-b3 g5-g4 e3-e4 Kb8-a8 Bd2-e3 Rd8-c8 Re1-d1 Nb6-d7 a3-a4 g4xh3 g2-g3 Qc7-b6 Qb3xb6 Nd7xb6 Kg1-h2 Be7-b4 Nc3-a2 Bb4-e7 a4-a5 Nb6-d7 f2-f3 a7-a6 Na2-c3
16 threads make a qualitative difference.
Still, the exchange sacrifice is astoundingly deep.