What a crock of shit.the TC was quick, but, that is how engines are tested.
What a move 11.a3!! Aronian-Carlsen_Norway Chess 2017
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Re: 8:2 - quite convincing DRAW
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Re: 8:2 - quite convincing DRAW
oh, I forgot one conclusion: a3 was a mistake.
I do not care how much Possioto and Noomen will suffer, but the draw has been proven.
I do not care how much Possioto and Noomen will suffer, but the draw has been proven.
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Re: 8:2 - quite convincing DRAW
well, in all honesty i think this matter is closed to everyones satisfaction.
there is still a tangent that is nagging me; anyone have an opinion on this positon being a draw?
[d]4k3/6B1/2p1p3/2P2p1p/3PnP2/4PK2/6PP/8 w - -
there is still a tangent that is nagging me; anyone have an opinion on this positon being a draw?
[d]4k3/6B1/2p1p3/2P2p1p/3PnP2/4PK2/6PP/8 w - -
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Re: 8:2 - quite convincing DRAW
This position is not interesting. Playing f4?? as white, putting most of his pawns on black squares and give black a free e4 outpost for his knight, is about the worst possible way to play for white.
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Re: 8:2 - quite convincing DRAW
i mean in isolation...you agree it's a fortress draw? it's odd bc engines really do not seem to see it. not in a static eval way but they cannot hold it. maybe requires 6-man TBs & bigger hardware/more time.
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Re: 8:2 - quite convincing DRAW
Still waiting for your move. Or do you already resign and admit defeat?Lyudmil Tsvetkov wrote:oh, I forgot one conclusion: a3 was a mistake.
I do not care how much Possioto and Noomen will suffer, but the draw has been proven.
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Re: 8:2 - quite convincing DRAW
latest mcbrain as an example game:
[pgn]
[Event "?"]
[Site "?"]
[Date "2017.06.17"]
[Round "?"]
[White "?"]
[Black "?"]
[Result "*"]
[SetUp "1"]
[FEN "4k3/6B1/2p1p3/2P2p1p/3PnP2/4PK2/6PP/8 w - -"]
1. h3 Nd2+ 2. Ke2 Ne4 3. Kd3 Nf2+ {+4.78/49 1:37m} 4. Kc2
{+4.85/54 26s} Ne4 {+5.04/53 6:22m} 5. Kd3 {+5.10/52 28s}
Nf2+ {+5.03/56 4:28m} 6. Ke2 {+5.22/57 6:19m} Ne4 {+5.22/52
59s} 7. Bh6 {+5.29/49 28s} Nc3+ {+5.39/43 1:23m} 8. Kd3
{+5.47/51 2:48m} Nb5 {+5.55/51 2:31m} 9. e4 {+5.62/42 42s}
Kf7 {+5.69/48 1:25m} 10. Bg5 {+5.76/55 2:07m} Na7 {+5.84/49
1:15m} 11. Bh4 {+5.84/43 21s} Nb5 {+6.06/50 1:52m} 12. Bd8
{+6.06/45 24s} Na7 {+6.13/46 54s} 13. Bc7 {+6.39/46 1:18m}
Nb5 {+6.70/45 1:21m} 14. Be5 {+7.54/44 3:36m} h4 {+7.54/38
1:08m} 15. exf5 {+8.73/33 27s} exf5 {+14.99/37 1:03m}
16. d5 {+51.87/32 23s} cxd5 {+89.77/35 1:36m} 17. c6
{+128.24/37 20s} *[/pgn]
[pgn]
[Event "?"]
[Site "?"]
[Date "2017.06.17"]
[Round "?"]
[White "?"]
[Black "?"]
[Result "*"]
[SetUp "1"]
[FEN "4k3/6B1/2p1p3/2P2p1p/3PnP2/4PK2/6PP/8 w - -"]
1. h3 Nd2+ 2. Ke2 Ne4 3. Kd3 Nf2+ {+4.78/49 1:37m} 4. Kc2
{+4.85/54 26s} Ne4 {+5.04/53 6:22m} 5. Kd3 {+5.10/52 28s}
Nf2+ {+5.03/56 4:28m} 6. Ke2 {+5.22/57 6:19m} Ne4 {+5.22/52
59s} 7. Bh6 {+5.29/49 28s} Nc3+ {+5.39/43 1:23m} 8. Kd3
{+5.47/51 2:48m} Nb5 {+5.55/51 2:31m} 9. e4 {+5.62/42 42s}
Kf7 {+5.69/48 1:25m} 10. Bg5 {+5.76/55 2:07m} Na7 {+5.84/49
1:15m} 11. Bh4 {+5.84/43 21s} Nb5 {+6.06/50 1:52m} 12. Bd8
{+6.06/45 24s} Na7 {+6.13/46 54s} 13. Bc7 {+6.39/46 1:18m}
Nb5 {+6.70/45 1:21m} 14. Be5 {+7.54/44 3:36m} h4 {+7.54/38
1:08m} 15. exf5 {+8.73/33 27s} exf5 {+14.99/37 1:03m}
16. d5 {+51.87/32 23s} cxd5 {+89.77/35 1:36m} 17. c6
{+128.24/37 20s} *[/pgn]
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Re: 8:2 - quite convincing DRAW
I don't know if it is a fortress or not. Maybe yes, maybe no.
For me the line is not interesting, though. The best move is clearly 28.e4. Putting pawns on black squares is bad, just like allowing black to move his passive knight to e4. Both are a huge improvement to black's position, so why allow it? After 28.e4 black never gets such a position.
For me the line is not interesting, though. The best move is clearly 28.e4. Putting pawns on black squares is bad, just like allowing black to move his passive knight to e4. Both are a huge improvement to black's position, so why allow it? After 28.e4 black never gets such a position.
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Re: What a move 11.a3!! Aronian-Carlsen_Norway Chess 2017
Please post your answer to 28.e4 in this posting:
http://www.talkchess.com/forum/viewtopi ... 34&t=64333
We all eagerly await your drawing lines!
http://www.talkchess.com/forum/viewtopi ... 34&t=64333
We all eagerly await your drawing lines!
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Re: 8:2 - quite convincing DRAW
again, for me it has nothing at all to do with the game itself. the thread & the shape it took, perhaps...and if not, it's what i assume is a rare example of an engine that, when given a fortress (& not a manufactured, trick-the-computer one), lacks the crucial endgame knowledge to hold it. it doesn't have to recognize it or evaluate it as drawn, but surely modern engines should be able to maintain it. yet from what i can tell they can't.
either a 'simple fortress' was misdiagnosed or someone may be able to isolate & integrate whatever it is that top modern engines are currently missing to come up with the proper plan.
either a 'simple fortress' was misdiagnosed or someone may be able to isolate & integrate whatever it is that top modern engines are currently missing to come up with the proper plan.