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Dann Corbit
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Post by Dann Corbit Sat Jul 21, 2018 9:09 am
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1r2kb1r/2q2ppp/p2pp3/6PB/1N2bP1P/2P1B2Q/PK6/3R3R b - -
1r3bk1/5pp1/3p3p/p2NpP1Q/q2nP3/1p1PB2P/1Pr3PK/1R3R2 w - -
1r4k1/r1b3p1/1p1pppP1/qbPP4/n7/2P5/PP3P2/KQ3RRR w - -
1r6/4n2p/pn1kp3/1BpbR3/1Bp5/K4N2/3N3P/8 w - -
1rb2rk1/q2nbppp/4p3/p1p1P2Q/Ppp1NB1P/6P1/1P3PB1/R2R2K1 w - -
2B5/8/5n1p/5Kp1/6N1/2b1p3/5PpR/5k2 w - -
2BK4/3P4/1k6/5P1p/5nrP/2B5/N6p/8 w - -
2N5/p7/P7/8/1KPp1p1p/3p1Bpp/3P2rq/R5bk w - -
2R5/k1p1p1K1/P1p1Pp2/5P2/7P/pB6/2p5/2r5 w - -
2R5/p4pkp/2br1qp1/5P2/3p4/1P2Q1NP/P1P3P1/6K1 w - -
Big scores.
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MOBMAT
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Post by MOBMAT Sun Jul 22, 2018 2:45 am
are these solvable mates?
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AndrewGrant
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Post by AndrewGrant Sun Jul 22, 2018 3:26 am
2R5/p4pkp/2br1qp1/5P2/3p4/1P2Q1NP/P1P3P1/6K1 w - -
Ethereal 10.64
info depth 30 seldepth 44 score mate 12 time 49040 nodes 2310560460 nps 47114000 tbhits 0 hashfull 339
pv g3h5 g6h5 e3g3 f6g6 f5g6 c6d7 c8d8 d6d5 g6h7 g7h7 g3g8 h7h6 g8f7 d5f5 d8h8 h6g5 f7g7 g5f4 g7d4 f4g5 h8g8 g5h6 d4g7
Stockfish-dev
info depth 32 seldepth 59 multipv 1 score mate 12 nodes 1873708808 nps 37978531 hashfull 997 tbhits 0 time 49336
pv g3h5 g6h5 e3g3 f6g6 f5g6 d6g6 g3e5 g7h6 c8c7 c6e8 e5e8 g6f6 e8e5 h6g6 e5g3 g6h6 h3h4 f6f5 c7c6 f7f6 c6f6 f5f6 g3g5
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F. Bluemers
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Post by F. Bluemers Sun Jul 22, 2018 12:12 pm
I tried these for a couple of minutes,here are the mates Dirty found:
1r4k1/r1b3p1/1p1pppP1/qbPP4/n7/2P5/PP3P2/KQ3RRR w - -
zullil
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Post by zullil Sun Jul 22, 2018 12:56 pm
AndrewGrant wrote: ↑ Sun Jul 22, 2018 3:26 am 2R5/p4pkp/2br1qp1/5P2/3p4/1P2Q1NP/P1P3P1/6K1 w - -
Ethereal 10.64
info depth 30 seldepth 44 score mate 12 time 49040 nodes 2310560460 nps 47114000 tbhits 0 hashfull 339
pv g3h5 g6h5 e3g3 f6g6 f5g6 c6d7 c8d8 d6d5 g6h7 g7h7 g3g8 h7h6 g8f7 d5f5 d8h8 h6g5 f7g7 g5f4 g7d4 f4g5 h8g8 g5h6 d4g7
Stockfish-dev
info depth 32 seldepth 59 multipv 1 score mate 12 nodes 1873708808 nps 37978531 hashfull 997 tbhits 0 time 49336
pv g3h5 g6h5 e3g3 f6g6 f5g6 d6g6 g3e5 g7h6 c8c7 c6e8 e5e8 g6f6 e8e5 h6g6 e5g3 g6h6 h3h4 f6f5 c7c6 f7f6 c6f6 f5f6 g3g5
Stockfish-dev with 1 thread (deterministic search) and 4 GB hash. No endgame tables and analysis contempt off. Takes a while ...
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info depth 44 seldepth 75 multipv 1 score mate 12 nodes 4784358482 nps 2325740 hashfull 999 tbhits 0 time 2057133 pv g3h5 g6h5 e3g3 f6g6 f5g6 d6g6 g3e5 g7h6 c8c7 g6g2 g1f1 c6d5 e5d5 g2g6 d5f7 h6g5 c7c5 g5h4 f7f4 g6g4 h3g4 h5g4 f4h2
Colin-G
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Post by Colin-G Sun Jul 22, 2018 3:09 pm
In the past I have found Critter gives the best results when analysing various positions.
Eelco de Groot
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Post by Eelco de Groot Sun Jul 22, 2018 4:42 pm
zullil wrote: ↑ Sun Jul 22, 2018 12:56 pm AndrewGrant wrote: ↑ Sun Jul 22, 2018 3:26 am 2R5/p4pkp/2br1qp1/5P2/3p4/1P2Q1NP/P1P3P1/6K1 w - -
Ethereal 10.64
info depth 30 seldepth 44 score mate 12 time 49040 nodes 2310560460 nps 47114000 tbhits 0 hashfull 339
pv g3h5 g6h5 e3g3 f6g6 f5g6 c6d7 c8d8 d6d5 g6h7 g7h7 g3g8 h7h6 g8f7 d5f5 d8h8 h6g5 f7g7 g5f4 g7d4 f4g5 h8g8 g5h6 d4g7
Stockfish-dev
info depth 32 seldepth 59 multipv 1 score mate 12 nodes 1873708808 nps 37978531 hashfull 997 tbhits 0 time 49336
pv g3h5 g6h5 e3g3 f6g6 f5g6 d6g6 g3e5 g7h6 c8c7 c6e8 e5e8 g6f6 e8e5 h6g6 e5g3 g6h6 h3h4 f6f5 c7c6 f7f6 c6f6 f5f6 g3g5
Stockfish-dev with 1 thread (deterministic search) and 4 GB hash. No endgame tables and analysis contempt off. Takes a while ...
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info depth 44 seldepth 75 multipv 1 score mate 12 nodes 4784358482 nps 2325740 hashfull 999 tbhits 0 time 2057133 pv g3h5 g6h5 e3g3 f6g6 f5g6 d6g6 g3e5 g7h6 c8c7 g6g2 g1f1 c6d5 e5d5 g2g6 d5f7 h6g5 c7c5 g5h4 f7f4 g6g4 h3g4 h5g4 f4h2
For depth 32 that is a lot of nodes (in Andrew's Stockfish dev) but depth 32 is very good. There is probably lots of variability here.
Kaissa 010 and 007 are not good but 009 was prety fast again. Mostly luck I suppose. Also 009 has the lower bench number so I think this one might be better than 010.Yeah right. 009 is one change less than 010. Don't put in too many changes...
2R5/p4pkp/2br1qp1/5P2/3p4/1P2Q1NP/P1P3P1/6K1 w - -
Engine: Kaissa IV 009 (one thread, 512 MB, i76700)
by T. Romstad, M. Costalba, J. Kiiski, G. Linscott
21/35 0:01 +1.20 1.Qe2 Bd7 2.Rc5 d3 3.cxd3 Qd4+ 4.Qf2 Qxf2+
41/43 2:48 +0.96++ 1.Nh5+ (380.083.785) 2254
best move: Ng3-h5 time: 20:48.203 min n/s: 3.681.003 nodes: 4.594.017.529
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MikeGL
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Post by MikeGL Mon Jul 23, 2018 6:12 pm
Maybe tuning of king safety eval might get this one quickly.
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Dann Corbit
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Post by Dann Corbit Tue Jul 24, 2018 5:48 am
With solutions:
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2N5/p7/P7/8/1KPp1p1p/3p1Bpp/3P2rq/R5bk w - - acd 21; acs 270; bm Nb6; c3 "Nb6"; ce 32748; dm 10; id "Sting.Iq.02"; pm Nb6; pv Nb6 axb6 a7 b5 a8=B bxc4 Bae4 c3 Bxd3 cxd2 Bf1 d1=Q Rxd1 d3 Kc4 d2 Kb5 Bf2 B1xg2+;
2R5/p4pkp/2br1qp1/5P2/3p4/1P2Q1NP/P1P3P1/6K1 w - - acd 66; acs 733; bm Nh5+; c3 "Nh5+"; ce 32744; dm 12; pm Nh5+; pv Nh5+ gxh5 Qg3+ Qg6 fxg6 Rxg6 Qe5+ Kh6 Rc7 Rxg2+ Kf1 Bd7 Kxg2 Kg6 Rxd7 f6 Rd6 h6 Qxf6+ Kh7 Qf7+ Kh8 Rxh6+;
1r4k1/r1b3p1/1p1pppP1/qbPP4/n7/2P5/PP3P2/KQ3RRR w - - acd 27; acs 174; bm Rh8+; c0 "http://rybkaforum.net/cgi-bin/rybkaforum/topic_show.pl?tid=10161"; c3 "Rh8+"; ce 32742; dm 13; pm Rh8+; pv Rh8+ Kxh8 Rh1+ Kg8 Rh8+ Kxh8 Rh1+ Kg8 Rh8+ Kxh8 Qh1+ Kg8 Qh7+ Kf8 Qh8+ Ke7 Qxg7+ Ke8 c6 Bxc6 dxc6 Bd8 Qg8+ Ke7 Qf7+;
2B5/8/5n1p/5Kp1/6N1/2b1p3/5PpR/5k2 w - - acd 36; acs 333; bm Ba6+; c3 "Ba6+"; ce 4258; pm Ba6+; pv Ba6+ Kg1 Bb7 Ne8 Rxg2+ Kf1 Nxe3+ Ke2 Kg6 Ba5 Kxh6 Nd6 Bd5 Bd8 Kg6 Nc8 Nf5 Kd3 Rxg5 Nb6 Ne3 Kc3 Rg4 Nd7 Bc6 Nf8+ Kf5 Nh7 Nd5+ Kd2 Rg8 Bh4 Rg7 Nf8 Rf7 Ne6 Kxe6 Kc2 Bb5 Bd8 Kf5 Ba5 Ne3+ Kc3 Rh7 Kb4 Bc4;
2R5/k1p1p1K1/P1p1Pp2/5P2/7P/pB6/2p5/2r5 w - - acd 51; acs 333; bm Bxc5+; c1 "diff=5"; c3 "Rxc7+"; ce 1775; id "hard2018.07"; pm Bxc5+; pv Rxc7+ Kxa6 Rxc6+;
2BK4/3P4/1k6/5P1p/5nrP/2B5/N6p/8 w - - acd 31; acs 333; bm Bd4+; c3 "Bd4+"; ce 1553; pm Bd4+; pv Bd4+;
1r3bk1/5pp1/3p3p/p2NpP1Q/q2nP3/1p1PB2P/1Pr3PK/1R3R2 w - - acd 40; acs 333; bm Bxh6; c3 "Bxh6"; ce 835; pm Bxh6; pv Bxh6;
1r2kb1r/2q2ppp/p2pp3/6PB/1N2bP1P/2P1B2Q/PK6/3R3R b - - acd 39; acs 333; bm Rxb4+; c3 "Rxb4+"; ce 770; pm Rxb4+; pv Rxb4+ cxb4 Qc2+ Ka3 Qc3+ Ka4 Bc2+ Ka5 Be7 Qxe6 g6 Qd5 Bd8+ Kxa6 Qa3+ Kb7 Qxb4+ Ka7 Be4 Qxe4+ Qxe4 Bd4 Qc2 Rhe1+ Kf8 Bf3 f6 Rb1 Qa4+ Kb8 Qxd4 Rec1 Qxf4 Rc8 Ke7 Rb7+ Ke6 Bc6 d5+ Ka7 Qxh4 Bd7+ Ke5 gxf6 Qf2+ Kb8 Qxf6 Bb5 Ba5 Rxh8 Qxh8+ Ka7 Qf6 a4 h5 Kb8 g5 Rd7 Qb6+ Kc8;
1rb2rk1/q2nbppp/4p3/p1p1P2Q/Ppp1NB1P/6P1/1P3PB1/R2R2K1 w - - acd 41; acs 333; bm Rxd7; c3 "Rxd7"; ce 285; pm Rxd7; pv Rxd7;
1r6/4n2p/pn1kp3/1BpbR3/1Bp5/K4N2/3N3P/8 w - - acd 48; acs 333; bm Bxc5+; c3 "Bxc5+"; ce 245; pm Bxc5+; pv Bxc5+ Kc7 Bxb6+ Rxb6 Bxc4 Rd6 Bxd5 Nxd5 Ne4 Rd7;
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Jouni
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Post by Jouni Tue Jul 24, 2018 6:09 pm
Matefinder solves all 10 but one takes a lot time. Solution times:
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