Paloma wrote:You wrote:
> after Rg7, Re2 is the only move which does not give more than 500cps black advantage, way more than in your main line.
> also, after Rf8 Re2 Rf7 Rf1 Bf8!(when will SF find this move?) g3 h6:
Why now Rf8 (you mean Raf8)? You claim above Rg7 is much stronger (Rag8 threatens)
Your line after 25...Rg7 26.Re2 Rf7 27.Rf1 Bf8 28.g3 h6 evaluate by K10.4 6cores, 8192 Mb Hash, 5men syzygy at depth 40 with -0.18 29.Rh2 Rg7 30.Bb4 Kh7 31.Ba3 Qb6 etc. so bullshit your line
Your line after 25...Raf8 26.Re2 Rf7 27.Rf1 Bf8 28.g3 h6 evaluate by K10.4 at depth 40 with -0.43 so another bullshit
For me the best move is 25...g5 evaluate by K10.4 with -3.58
yep
I am happy it is bullshit in blue, and not bullshit in red, because bullshit in red is usually much more dangerous.
How many games have you seen in TCEC, where SF would evaluate a position with 0.0, and Komodo would win, or vice-versa?
This is just another case of this.
black wins everything; after Rh2, Rh7, followed by Rgg7, Qg8, etc., easily wins for black, I guess there are even stronger lines, no time to look now, but, to challenge your and Komodo/SF's take of the position, be certain that even with weakest strightforward play by black, after Rh2 Rgg7 Bb4 Kg8(and not g5, as SF likes) Nb3 Qc8:
[d]2q2bk1/2p1prr1/p5pp/1p1bPp2/1B1P1P1P/1NP3P1/P2Q3R/5RK1 w - - 0 4
which both SF and Komodo seemingly evaluate as 0.0, black wins very easily in all lines.
change this weaker winning line, to see how engine fortunes change with time.