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Date: 03 Nov 2006 10:36:46
From: Richard Cavell
Subject: Annotations please
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Could someone feed this game into one of those computer programs that
automatically annotates and give me the results? I'm particularly
interested in black's 8th move, and what line does the computer give
for black's 42nd move?
[Event "Match"]
[Site "www.echecsemail.com"]
[Date "2006.11.03"]
[Round "1"]
[White "Jneumann"]
[Black "Richardcavel"]
[WhiteElo "1850"]
[BlackElo "1199"]
[Result "0-1"]
[ECO ""]
[Round "1"]
1.d4 d5
2.c4 e6
3.Nb1c3 Bf8b4
4.Bc1f4 Ng8f6
5.e3 c6
6.Ng1f3 Nf6e4
7.Qd1c2 Qd8a5
8.Ra1c1 Qa5xa2
9.Bf1d3 Bb4xc3
10.bxc3 Qa2xc2
11.Rc1xc2 Ne4f6
12.O-O dxc4
13.Bd3xc4 O-O
14.Rf1a1 Nb8d7
15.Bc4d3 b6
16.Rc2a2 a5
17.Nf3e5 Nd7xe5
18.Bf4xe5 Nf6d5
19.Ra2a3 Bc8a6
20.Bd3xa6 Ra8xa6
21.e4 Nd5f6
22.f3 Rf8a8
23.Be5xf6 gxf6
24.Kf2 a4
25.Ke3 b5
26.Kd3 Kf8
27.f4 Ke7
28.g3 h5
29.Ra1a2 Kd6
30.e5 fxe5
31.fxe5 Ke7
32.Ra2f2 Ra8g8
33.Rf2f4 Ra6a8
34.Ra3a2 Rg8g4
35.Rf4xg4 hxg4
36.Ke4 f5
37.exf6 Kxf6
38.Kf4 Ra8g8
39.Ke4 Ke7
40.Kd3 Kd6
41.Ke4 Rg8f8
42.Ra2a3 Rf8f2
43.Ke3 Rf2f1
44.Ke4 Rf1b1
45.Kd3 Kd5
46.Kc2 Rb1h1
47.Kd3 Rh1f1
48.Ke3 Rf1f3
49.Ke2 Kc4
{ resign }
0-1
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Date: 06 Nov 2006 05:21:05
From: Richard Cavell
Subject: Re: Annotations please
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David Richerby wrote:
> Ruud <[email protected]> wrote:
> > "Richard Cavell" <[email protected]> schreef:
> >> Could someone feed this game into one of those computer programs that
> >> automatically annotates and give me the results? I'm particularly
> >> interested in black's 8th move, and what line does the computer give
> >> for black's 42nd move?
> >>
> >> 1.d4 d5 2.c4 e6 3.Nb1c3 Bf8b4 4.Bc1f4 Ng8f6 [...]
> >
> > Allthough I was wondering if you don't have the software yourself
> > (the way you post the game is the format in which games are saved in
> > chessbase anyway)
>
> PGN is easily written by hand and I've never seen a program that
> produces a mix of short and long algebraic in the same game.
I copied and pasted the score of my game from www.chess-mail.com.
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Richard Cavell wrote:
> Could someone feed this game into one of those computer programs that
> automatically annotates and give me the results? I'm particularly
> interested in black's 8th move, and what line does the computer give
> for black's 42nd move?
>
> [Event "Match"]
> [Site "www.echecsemail.com"]
> [Date "2006.11.03"]
> [Round "1"]
> [White "Jneumann"]
> [Black "Richardcavel"]
> [WhiteElo "1850"]
> [BlackElo "1199"]
> [Result "0-1"]
> [ECO ""]
> [Round "1"]
> 1.d4 d5
> 2.c4 e6
> 3.Nb1c3 Bf8b4
> 4.Bc1f4 Ng8f6
> 5.e3 c6
> 6.Ng1f3 Nf6e4
> 7.Qd1c2 Qd8a5
> 8.Ra1c1 Qa5xa2
> 9.Bf1d3 Bb4xc3
> 10.bxc3 Qa2xc2
> 11.Rc1xc2 Ne4f6
> 12.O-O dxc4
> 13.Bd3xc4 O-O
> 14.Rf1a1 Nb8d7
> 15.Bc4d3 b6
> 16.Rc2a2 a5
> 17.Nf3e5 Nd7xe5
> 18.Bf4xe5 Nf6d5
> 19.Ra2a3 Bc8a6
> 20.Bd3xa6 Ra8xa6
> 21.e4 Nd5f6
> 22.f3 Rf8a8
> 23.Be5xf6 gxf6
> 24.Kf2 a4
> 25.Ke3 b5
> 26.Kd3 Kf8
> 27.f4 Ke7
> 28.g3 h5
> 29.Ra1a2 Kd6
> 30.e5 fxe5
> 31.fxe5 Ke7
> 32.Ra2f2 Ra8g8
> 33.Rf2f4 Ra6a8
> 34.Ra3a2 Rg8g4
> 35.Rf4xg4 hxg4
> 36.Ke4 f5
> 37.exf6 Kxf6
> 38.Kf4 Ra8g8
> 39.Ke4 Ke7
> 40.Kd3 Kd6
> 41.Ke4 Rg8f8
> 42.Ra2a3 Rf8f2
> 43.Ke3 Rf2f1
> 44.Ke4 Rf1b1
> 45.Kd3 Kd5
> 46.Kc2 Rb1h1
> 47.Kd3 Rh1f1
> 48.Ke3 Rf1f3
> 49.Ke2 Kc4
> { resign }
> 0-1
>From Fritz8 @ 30 seconds/move, Full Analysis Mode:
[Event "Match"]
[Site "www.echecsemail.com"]
[Date "2006.11.03"]
[Round "1"]
[White "Jneumann"]
[Black "Richardcavel"]
[Result "0-1"]
[ECO "D31"]
[WhiteElo "1850"]
[BlackElo "1199"]
[Annotator "Fritz 8 (30s)"]
[PlyCount "98"]
[EventDate "2006.??.??"]
{D31: Queen's Gambit Declined: Semi-Slav without ...Nf6 (+ shall
Gambit and
Noteboom) and Exchange Variation lines without ...Nf6} 1. d4 d5 2. c4
e6 3. Nc3
Bb4 4. Bf4 Nf6 5. e3 c6 {last book move} 6. Nf3 Ne4 (6... dxc4 7. Bxc4
Nd5 8.
Bxd5 exd5 9. O-O =) 7. Qc2 (7. Qb3 $5 {is an interesting alternative}
Qa5 8.
Rc1 +/=) 7... Qa5 =/+ 8. Rc1 Qxa2 9. Bd3 Bxc3+ 10. bxc3 Qxc2 11. Rxc2
Nf6 12.
O-O (12. Ke2 b6 =) 12... dxc4 13. Bxc4 O-O (13... Nbd7 14. Bd3 =) 14.
Ra1
Nbd7 15. Bd3 b6 16. Rca2 a5 17. Ne5 Nxe5 18. Bxe5 ({Less advisable is}
18. dxe5
Nd5 -/+) 18... Nd5 19. Ra3 Ba6 20. Bxa6 Rxa6 21. e4 Nf6 22. f3 {Secures
e4+g4}
Rfa8 23. Bxf6 gxf6 24. Kf2 a4 25. Ke3 b5 26. Kd3 Kf8 27. f4 {White
intends e5}
Ke7 28. g3 h5 29. R1a2 Kd6 30. e5+ fxe5 31. fxe5+ Ke7 32. Rf2 (32. Rb2
Rb8 -/+)
32... Rg8 (32... Rf8 33. Rb2 -/+) 33. Rf4 (33. Ra1 Rf8 =/+) 33... Raa8
(33...
Rg5 34. Rf2 -/+) 34. Ra2 Rg4 35. Rxg4 (better is 35. Rf3!? -/+ ) 35...
hxg4 -+ 36.
Ke4 (36. Kc2 c5 -+) 36... f5+ 37. exf6+ Kxf6 38. Kf4 Rg8 39. Ke4 Ke7
40. Kd3
Kd6 41. Ke4 (41. Rf2 a3 42. Kc2 Ra8 -+) 41... Rf8 42. Ra3 (42. Ra1 Rf2
43. Rh1
a3 -+) 42... Rf2 43. Ke3 (43. c4 {is no salvation} Rxh2 44. Ra1 Re2+
45. Kf4
Rc2 46. cxb5 cxb5 47. Kxg4 Kd5 -+) 43... Rf1 (better is 43... Rxh2!?
{makes it even easier for Black} 44. Ke4 -+) 44. Ke4 Rb1 (44... Rc1 {
might be the shorter path} 45. Kf4 Kd5 46. Kxg4 -+ ) 45. Kd3 (45. c4 {
cannot undo what has already been done} Rb2 -+) 45... Kd5 46. Kc2 (46.
c4+ {
is not the saving move} bxc4+ 47. Kc2 Rf1 48. Rxa4 Kxd4-+) 46... Rh1
(better is 46...
Rf1 {and the rest is a matter of technique} 47. c4+ Kxd4 48. cxb5 Rf2+
49.
Kd1 cxb5 50. Ke1 Rxh2 51. Kf1-+) 47. Kd3 Rf1 (47... c5 {
and Black can already relax}) 48. Ke3 (48. c4+ {there is nothing else
anyway}
bxc4+ 49. Ke2 $19) 48... Rf3+ 49. Ke2 Kc4 (49... Kc4 50. h4 Rxc3 51.
Rxc3+ Kxc3
-+) 0-1
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Date: 04 Nov 2006 05:10:19
From: Richard Cavell
Subject: Re: Annotations please
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Ruud wrote:
> > 49.Ke2 Kc4
I give
50. Kd2 c5
51. dxc5 Kxc5 (if 51. anything else, then ... cxd4 and the c3-pawn is
pinned)
52. Kc2 or Ke2 ... Kc4 (for white's 52nd move, every other piece is in
zugzwang)
53. Kd2 Rd3+
If 54. Ke2 ... Rxc3 and wins
If 54. Kc2 ... e5 and wins
I'm worried that computers don't evaluate passed pawns properly. I
know that every time I've beaten a strong computer, it's been with a
passed pawn that the computer underestimated.
Thanks for the notes, anyway.
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Date: 04 Nov 2006 15:41:38
From: Ruud
Subject: Re: Annotations please
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"Richard Cavell" <[email protected] > schreef in bericht
news:[email protected]...
> Ruud wrote:
>> > 49.Ke2 Kc4
>
> I give
>
> 50. Kd2 c5
Of course , this wins as well. The power of the a and b-pawns is worth the
white rook.
But junior calculates, and I agree , that after Kc4, the white rook is
stuck anyway, and black is able to win either the h-pawn, with no
compensation for white, or the c-pawn, making promotion of a pawn even more
simple. Black won't have to sacrifice a rook-for a promotion (to get a Q vs.
R ending), or more than 1 pawn, to promote.
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Date: 04 Nov 2006 04:50:02
From: Richard Cavell
Subject: Re: Annotations please
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Thanks for the compliments. I put a lot of effort into this one...
using my own neurons and nothing else, I swear!
Ruud wrote:
> "Richard Cavell" <[email protected]> schreef in bericht
> news:[email protected]...
> > Could someone feed this game into one of those computer programs that
> > automatically annotates and give me the results? I'm particularly
> > interested in black's 8th move, and what line does the computer give
> > for black's 42nd move?
> >
> > [Event "Match"]
> > [Site "www.echecsemail.com"]
> > [Date "2006.11.03"]
> > [Round "1"]
> > [White "Jneumann"]
> > [Black "Richardcavel"]
> > [WhiteElo "1850"]
> > [BlackElo "1199"]
> > [Result "0-1"]
> > [ECO ""]
> > [Round "1"]
> > 1.d4 d5
> > 2.c4 e6
> > 3.Nb1c3 Bf8b4
> > 4.Bc1f4 Ng8f6
> > 5.e3 c6
> > 6.Ng1f3 Nf6e4
> > 7.Qd1c2 Qd8a5
> > 8.Ra1c1 Qa5xa2
> > 9.Bf1d3 Bb4xc3
> > 10.bxc3 Qa2xc2
> > 11.Rc1xc2 Ne4f6
> > 12.O-O dxc4
> > 13.Bd3xc4 O-O
> > 14.Rf1a1 Nb8d7
> > 15.Bc4d3 b6
> > 16.Rc2a2 a5
> > 17.Nf3e5 Nd7xe5
> > 18.Bf4xe5 Nf6d5
> > 19.Ra2a3 Bc8a6
> > 20.Bd3xa6 Ra8xa6
> > 21.e4 Nd5f6
> > 22.f3 Rf8a8
> > 23.Be5xf6 gxf6
> > 24.Kf2 a4
> > 25.Ke3 b5
> > 26.Kd3 Kf8
> > 27.f4 Ke7
> > 28.g3 h5
> > 29.Ra1a2 Kd6
> > 30.e5 fxe5
> > 31.fxe5 Ke7
> > 32.Ra2f2 Ra8g8
> > 33.Rf2f4 Ra6a8
> > 34.Ra3a2 Rg8g4
> > 35.Rf4xg4 hxg4
> > 36.Ke4 f5
> > 37.exf6 Kxf6
> > 38.Kf4 Ra8g8
> > 39.Ke4 Ke7
> > 40.Kd3 Kd6
> > 41.Ke4 Rg8f8
> > 42.Ra2a3 Rf8f2
> > 43.Ke3 Rf2f1
> > 44.Ke4 Rf1b1
> > 45.Kd3 Kd5
> > 46.Kc2 Rb1h1
> > 47.Kd3 Rh1f1
> > 48.Ke3 Rf1f3
> > 49.Ke2 Kc4
> > { resign }
> > 0-1
>
> Hello Richard,
> Allthough I was wondering if you don't have the software yourself (the way
> you post the game is the format in which games are saved in chessbase
> anyway), here's your game, annotated by Junior 10. Five seconds per move,
> plus a blunder-check to give the evaluation of every position (+ or -
> values).
> Move 8 in fact seems the only real good move, to give black still a good
> game. 8....Nbd7, or 8. .. h7-h6 give evals of +0,7 for white.
> Rekable game from you, considering the difference in rating, allthough
> white made some poor moves, you played very accurately (allmost like an
> engine.;-)).
> Greetings from Ruud.
> (11) Jneumann (1850) - Richardcavel (1199) [D31]
>
> Match www.echecsemail.com (1), 03.11.2006
>
> [Junior 10 (5s)]
>
> D31: Queen's Gambit Declined: Semi-Slav without ...Nf6 (+ shall Gambit
> and Noteboom) and Exchange Variation lines without ...Nf6 1.d2-d4 d7-d5
> 2.c2-c4 e7-e6 3.Pb1-c3 Lf8-b4 4.Lc1-f4 Pg8-f6 -0.10/14 5.e2-e3 0.20/13 c7=
-c6
> laatste zet uit boek 6.Pg1-f3 0.37/14 Pf6-e4 0.16/13 7.Dd1-c2 0.28/14
> Dd8-a5 -0.02/14 8.Ta1-c1 0.27/14 Da5xa2 -0.03/13 9.Lf1-d3 0.14/14 Lb4xc3+
> 0.03/14 10.b2xc3 0.33/15 Da2xc2 0.03/17 11.Tc1xc2 0.36/15 Pe4-f6 0.55/16
> 12.0-0 0.55/17 d5xc4 0.28/17 13.Ld3xc4 0.58/17 0-0 0.61/14 14.Tf1-a1 0.91=
/16
> Pb8-d7 0.61/14 15.Lc4-d3 0.72/17 b7-b6 0.68/14 16.Tc2-a2 0.43/17 a7-a5
> 0.25/16 17.Pf3-e5 0.11/16 Pd7xe5 -0.13/16 18.Lf4xe5 0.17/16 Pf6-d5 0.22/16
> 19.Ta2-a3 -0.33/17 [19.e3-e4!? 19...f7-f6 -0.33 0.52/18 19...Pd5xc3 -0.08=
/15
> 20.Ta2-c2=B2 0.22/15 ; Junior 10: 19.e3-e4 0.22/16 ] 19...Lc8-a6 -0.32/17
> 20.Ld3xa6 -0.52/17 Ta8xa6 -0.82/17 21.e3-e4 -0.59/19 Pd5-f6 -0.89/18
> 22.f2-f3 -0.61/19 Tf8-a8 -0.91/18 23.Le5xf6 -0.73/19 g7xf6 -1.03/19
> 24.Kg1-f2 -1.02/19 a5-a4 -1.03/19 25.Kf2-e3 -1.02/21 b6-b5 -1.32/18
> 26.Ke3-d3 -1.15/19 Kg8-f8 -1.45/19 27.f3-f4 white prepares for the move
> e4-e5 -1.30/19 27...Kf8-e7 -1.60/18 28.g2-g3 -1.39/17 h7-h5 -1.56/18
> 29.Ta1-a2 -1.70/18 Ke7-d6 -1.43/17 30.e4-e5+ -1.46/18 f6xe5 -1.65/20
> 31.f4xe5+ -1.35/19 Kd6-e7 -1.38/19 32.Ta2-f2 -1.40/19 Ta8-g8 -1.15/19
> [32...Ta8-f8 33.Ta3-a1 -1.15 -1.70/17 33.Tf2-f6-+ -1.59/17 ]
> 33.Tf2-f4 -1.39/17 Ta6-a8 -1.48/19 34.Ta3-a2 -1.48/15 Tg8-g4 -1.48/17
> 35.Tf4xg4 -1.77/19 [35.Tf4-f3!?-+ -1.39/16 ] 35...h5xg4 -2.07/20
> 36.Kd3-e4 -2.34/20 f7-f5+ -2.25/23 37.e5xf6+ -2.34/21 Ke7xf6 -2.34/19
> 38.Ke4-f4 -2.64/20 Ta8-g8 -2.64/21 [38...a4-a3 -2.94/19 39.Kf4xg4 -3.15/17
> e6-e5 -3.45/17 40.d4xe5+ -3.86/20 Kf6xe5 -3.86/18 41.h2-h4-+ -3.48/20 ]
> 39.Kf4-e4 -2.34/22 [39.Ta2-e2 -2.34/21 Kf6-e7-+ -2.64/20 ]
> 39...Kf6-e7 -2.64/20 40.Ke4-d3 -2.34/19 Ke7-d6 -2.56/19 41.Kd3-e4 -2.83/22
> [41.Ta2-e2 -2.26/18 Tg8-g5-+ -2.44/17 ] 41...Tg8-f8 -3.13/20
> 42.Ta2-a3 -3.78/22 [42.Ta2-c2 This doesn't improve the position
> much. -2.84/19 42...a4-a3-+ -3.14/21 ] 42...Tf8-f2 -4.09/20
> 43.Ke4-e3 -4.20/20 Tf2-f1 -3.42/21 [43...Tf2xh2!? 44.Ke3-e4 -3.42 Seems e=
ven
> better. -4.50/21 44.c3-c4-+ -4.48/19 ] 44.Ke3-e4 -3.12/20 Tf1-b1 -3.42/18
> 45.Ke4-d3 -4.14/20 [45.Ta3-a2 This can't stop the sad ending of
> matters. -3.90/19 45...Tb1-b3 -4.20/19 46.Ke4-d3 -3.90/20
> Kd6-d5-+ -4.20/19 ] 45...Kd6-d5 -4.05/22 46.Kd3-c2 -4.78/21 [46.Ta3-a2 Th=
is
> doesn't solve anything. -3.75/19 46...Tb1-f1 -4.05/19 47.c3-c4+ -3.75/21
> b5xc4+ -4.05/21 48.Kd3-e2 -3.73/18 Tf1-h1-+ -3.98/18 ] 46...Tb1-h1 -4.78/=
22
> [46...Tb1-f1!? this makes it even easier for black. -5.08/20
> 47.Kc2-d3 -5.71/19 Tf1-f3+ -6.01/22 48.Kd3-e2-+ -5.65/18 ]
> 47.Kc2-d3 -4.48/20 Th1-f1 -4.05/21 [=B947...Th1xh2 Is more accurate. -4.7=
8/22
> 48.c3-c4+ -4.50/20 Kd5-d6 -4.86/20 49.c4xb5 -4.69/17 c6xb5 -4.99/18
> 50.Kd3-e3-+ -4.69/19 ] 48.Kd3-e3 -5.71/18 [48.c3-c4+ 48...Tf1-f3+ -5.71
> Hoping for the impossible. -3.75/20 48...b5xc4+ -4.05/21
> 49.Kd3-e2-+ -3.80/18 ; Junior 10: 48.c3-c4+ -4.05/21 ] 48...Tf1-f3+ -6.01=
/20
> 49.Ke3-e2 -5.71/19 Kd5-c4 -5.47/19 [49...Kd5-c4 -6.01/19 50.Ke2-d2 -6.03/=
18
> Tf3-f2+ -6.33/22 51.Kd2-e3 -5.92/19 Tf2xh2-+ -6.22/19 ] 0-1
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Date: 04 Nov 2006 12:53:07
From: Ruud
Subject: Re: Annotations please
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"Richard Cavell" <[email protected] > schreef in bericht
news:[email protected]...
> Could someone feed this game into one of those computer programs that
> automatically annotates and give me the results? I'm particularly
> interested in black's 8th move, and what line does the computer give
> for black's 42nd move?
>
> [Event "Match"]
> [Site "www.echecsemail.com"]
> [Date "2006.11.03"]
> [Round "1"]
> [White "Jneumann"]
> [Black "Richardcavel"]
> [WhiteElo "1850"]
> [BlackElo "1199"]
> [Result "0-1"]
> [ECO ""]
> [Round "1"]
> 1.d4 d5
> 2.c4 e6
> 3.Nb1c3 Bf8b4
> 4.Bc1f4 Ng8f6
> 5.e3 c6
> 6.Ng1f3 Nf6e4
> 7.Qd1c2 Qd8a5
> 8.Ra1c1 Qa5xa2
> 9.Bf1d3 Bb4xc3
> 10.bxc3 Qa2xc2
> 11.Rc1xc2 Ne4f6
> 12.O-O dxc4
> 13.Bd3xc4 O-O
> 14.Rf1a1 Nb8d7
> 15.Bc4d3 b6
> 16.Rc2a2 a5
> 17.Nf3e5 Nd7xe5
> 18.Bf4xe5 Nf6d5
> 19.Ra2a3 Bc8a6
> 20.Bd3xa6 Ra8xa6
> 21.e4 Nd5f6
> 22.f3 Rf8a8
> 23.Be5xf6 gxf6
> 24.Kf2 a4
> 25.Ke3 b5
> 26.Kd3 Kf8
> 27.f4 Ke7
> 28.g3 h5
> 29.Ra1a2 Kd6
> 30.e5 fxe5
> 31.fxe5 Ke7
> 32.Ra2f2 Ra8g8
> 33.Rf2f4 Ra6a8
> 34.Ra3a2 Rg8g4
> 35.Rf4xg4 hxg4
> 36.Ke4 f5
> 37.exf6 Kxf6
> 38.Kf4 Ra8g8
> 39.Ke4 Ke7
> 40.Kd3 Kd6
> 41.Ke4 Rg8f8
> 42.Ra2a3 Rf8f2
> 43.Ke3 Rf2f1
> 44.Ke4 Rf1b1
> 45.Kd3 Kd5
> 46.Kc2 Rb1h1
> 47.Kd3 Rh1f1
> 48.Ke3 Rf1f3
> 49.Ke2 Kc4
> { resign }
> 0-1
Hello Richard,
Allthough I was wondering if you don't have the software yourself (the way
you post the game is the format in which games are saved in chessbase
anyway), here's your game, annotated by Junior 10. Five seconds per move,
plus a blunder-check to give the evaluation of every position (+ or -
values).
Move 8 in fact seems the only real good move, to give black still a good
game. 8....Nbd7, or 8. .. h7-h6 give evals of +0,7 for white.
Rekable game from you, considering the difference in rating, allthough
white made some poor moves, you played very accurately (allmost like an
engine.;-)).
Greetings from Ruud.
(11) Jneumann (1850) - Richardcavel (1199) [D31]
Match www.echecsemail.com (1), 03.11.2006
[Junior 10 (5s)]
D31: Queen's Gambit Declined: Semi-Slav without ...Nf6 (+ shall Gambit
and Noteboom) and Exchange Variation lines without ...Nf6 1.d2-d4 d7-d5
2.c2-c4 e7-e6 3.Pb1-c3 Lf8-b4 4.Lc1-f4 Pg8-f6 -0.10/14 5.e2-e3 0.20/13 c7-c6
laatste zet uit boek 6.Pg1-f3 0.37/14 Pf6-e4 0.16/13 7.Dd1-c2 0.28/14
Dd8-a5 -0.02/14 8.Ta1-c1 0.27/14 Da5xa2 -0.03/13 9.Lf1-d3 0.14/14 Lb4xc3+
0.03/14 10.b2xc3 0.33/15 Da2xc2 0.03/17 11.Tc1xc2 0.36/15 Pe4-f6 0.55/16
12.0-0 0.55/17 d5xc4 0.28/17 13.Ld3xc4 0.58/17 0-0 0.61/14 14.Tf1-a1 0.91/16
Pb8-d7 0.61/14 15.Lc4-d3 0.72/17 b7-b6 0.68/14 16.Tc2-a2 0.43/17 a7-a5
0.25/16 17.Pf3-e5 0.11/16 Pd7xe5 -0.13/16 18.Lf4xe5 0.17/16 Pf6-d5 0.22/16
19.Ta2-a3 -0.33/17 [19.e3-e4!? 19...f7-f6 -0.33 0.52/18 19...Pd5xc3 -0.08/15
20.Ta2-c2� 0.22/15 ; Junior 10: 19.e3-e4 0.22/16 ] 19...Lc8-a6 -0.32/17
20.Ld3xa6 -0.52/17 Ta8xa6 -0.82/17 21.e3-e4 -0.59/19 Pd5-f6 -0.89/18
22.f2-f3 -0.61/19 Tf8-a8 -0.91/18 23.Le5xf6 -0.73/19 g7xf6 -1.03/19
24.Kg1-f2 -1.02/19 a5-a4 -1.03/19 25.Kf2-e3 -1.02/21 b6-b5 -1.32/18
26.Ke3-d3 -1.15/19 Kg8-f8 -1.45/19 27.f3-f4 white prepares for the move
e4-e5 -1.30/19 27...Kf8-e7 -1.60/18 28.g2-g3 -1.39/17 h7-h5 -1.56/18
29.Ta1-a2 -1.70/18 Ke7-d6 -1.43/17 30.e4-e5+ -1.46/18 f6xe5 -1.65/20
31.f4xe5+ -1.35/19 Kd6-e7 -1.38/19 32.Ta2-f2 -1.40/19 Ta8-g8 -1.15/19
[32...Ta8-f8 33.Ta3-a1 -1.15 -1.70/17 33.Tf2-f6-+ -1.59/17 ]
33.Tf2-f4 -1.39/17 Ta6-a8 -1.48/19 34.Ta3-a2 -1.48/15 Tg8-g4 -1.48/17
35.Tf4xg4 -1.77/19 [35.Tf4-f3!?-+ -1.39/16 ] 35...h5xg4 -2.07/20
36.Kd3-e4 -2.34/20 f7-f5+ -2.25/23 37.e5xf6+ -2.34/21 Ke7xf6 -2.34/19
38.Ke4-f4 -2.64/20 Ta8-g8 -2.64/21 [38...a4-a3 -2.94/19 39.Kf4xg4 -3.15/17
e6-e5 -3.45/17 40.d4xe5+ -3.86/20 Kf6xe5 -3.86/18 41.h2-h4-+ -3.48/20 ]
39.Kf4-e4 -2.34/22 [39.Ta2-e2 -2.34/21 Kf6-e7-+ -2.64/20 ]
39...Kf6-e7 -2.64/20 40.Ke4-d3 -2.34/19 Ke7-d6 -2.56/19 41.Kd3-e4 -2.83/22
[41.Ta2-e2 -2.26/18 Tg8-g5-+ -2.44/17 ] 41...Tg8-f8 -3.13/20
42.Ta2-a3 -3.78/22 [42.Ta2-c2 This doesn't improve the position
much. -2.84/19 42...a4-a3-+ -3.14/21 ] 42...Tf8-f2 -4.09/20
43.Ke4-e3 -4.20/20 Tf2-f1 -3.42/21 [43...Tf2xh2!? 44.Ke3-e4 -3.42 Seems even
better. -4.50/21 44.c3-c4-+ -4.48/19 ] 44.Ke3-e4 -3.12/20 Tf1-b1 -3.42/18
45.Ke4-d3 -4.14/20 [45.Ta3-a2 This can't stop the sad ending of
matters. -3.90/19 45...Tb1-b3 -4.20/19 46.Ke4-d3 -3.90/20
Kd6-d5-+ -4.20/19 ] 45...Kd6-d5 -4.05/22 46.Kd3-c2 -4.78/21 [46.Ta3-a2 This
doesn't solve anything. -3.75/19 46...Tb1-f1 -4.05/19 47.c3-c4+ -3.75/21
b5xc4+ -4.05/21 48.Kd3-e2 -3.73/18 Tf1-h1-+ -3.98/18 ] 46...Tb1-h1 -4.78/22
[46...Tb1-f1!? this makes it even easier for black. -5.08/20
47.Kc2-d3 -5.71/19 Tf1-f3+ -6.01/22 48.Kd3-e2-+ -5.65/18 ]
47.Kc2-d3 -4.48/20 Th1-f1 -4.05/21 [�47...Th1xh2 Is more accurate. -4.78/22
48.c3-c4+ -4.50/20 Kd5-d6 -4.86/20 49.c4xb5 -4.69/17 c6xb5 -4.99/18
50.Kd3-e3-+ -4.69/19 ] 48.Kd3-e3 -5.71/18 [48.c3-c4+ 48...Tf1-f3+ -5.71
Hoping for the impossible. -3.75/20 48...b5xc4+ -4.05/21
49.Kd3-e2-+ -3.80/18 ; Junior 10: 48.c3-c4+ -4.05/21 ] 48...Tf1-f3+ -6.01/20
49.Ke3-e2 -5.71/19 Kd5-c4 -5.47/19 [49...Kd5-c4 -6.01/19 50.Ke2-d2 -6.03/18
Tf3-f2+ -6.33/22 51.Kd2-e3 -5.92/19 Tf2xh2-+ -6.22/19 ] 0-1
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Date: 06 Nov 2006 11:34:25
From: David Richerby
Subject: Re: Annotations please
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Ruud <[email protected] > wrote:
> "Richard Cavell" <[email protected]> schreef:
>> Could someone feed this game into one of those computer programs that
>> automatically annotates and give me the results? I'm particularly
>> interested in black's 8th move, and what line does the computer give
>> for black's 42nd move?
>>
>> 1.d4 d5 2.c4 e6 3.Nb1c3 Bf8b4 4.Bc1f4 Ng8f6 [...]
>
> Allthough I was wondering if you don't have the software yourself
> (the way you post the game is the format in which games are saved in
> chessbase anyway)
PGN is easily written by hand and I've never seen a program that
produces a mix of short and long algebraic in the same game.
Dave.
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David Richerby Revolting Priest (TM): it's like
www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~davidr/ a man of the cloth but it'll turn
your stomach!
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Date: 03 Nov 2006 19:02:10
From: Thomas T. Veldhouse
Subject: Re: Annotations please
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In rec.games.chess.computer Richard Cavell <[email protected] > wrote:
> Could someone feed this game into one of those computer programs that
> automatically annotates and give me the results? I'm particularly
> interested in black's 8th move, and what line does the computer give
> for black's 42nd move?
>
It looks like you are using Windows 2000, so why not get the software and do
it yourself?
http://www.chesscentral.com/software/fritz9.htm.
Fritz 10 is about to be released, so Fritz 9 can be found for a bargain and is
plenty good at doing just what you are asking.
Also, I recommend you ask this question in rec.games.chess.analysis for future
reference.
> [Event "Match"]
> [Site "www.echecsemail.com"]
> [Date "2006.11.03"]
> [Round "1"]
> [White "Jneumann"]
> [Black "Richardcavel"]
> [WhiteElo "1850"]
> [BlackElo "1199"]
> [Result "0-1"]
> [ECO ""]
> [Round "1"]
> 1.d4 d5
> 2.c4 e6
> 3.Nb1c3 Bf8b4
> 4.Bc1f4 Ng8f6
> 5.e3 c6
> 6.Ng1f3 Nf6e4
> 7.Qd1c2 Qd8a5
> 8.Ra1c1 Qa5xa2
> 9.Bf1d3 Bb4xc3
> 10.bxc3 Qa2xc2
> 11.Rc1xc2 Ne4f6
> 12.O-O dxc4
> 13.Bd3xc4 O-O
> 14.Rf1a1 Nb8d7
> 15.Bc4d3 b6
> 16.Rc2a2 a5
> 17.Nf3e5 Nd7xe5
> 18.Bf4xe5 Nf6d5
> 19.Ra2a3 Bc8a6
> 20.Bd3xa6 Ra8xa6
> 21.e4 Nd5f6
> 22.f3 Rf8a8
> 23.Be5xf6 gxf6
> 24.Kf2 a4
> 25.Ke3 b5
> 26.Kd3 Kf8
> 27.f4 Ke7
> 28.g3 h5
> 29.Ra1a2 Kd6
> 30.e5 fxe5
> 31.fxe5 Ke7
> 32.Ra2f2 Ra8g8
> 33.Rf2f4 Ra6a8
> 34.Ra3a2 Rg8g4
> 35.Rf4xg4 hxg4
> 36.Ke4 f5
> 37.exf6 Kxf6
> 38.Kf4 Ra8g8
> 39.Ke4 Ke7
> 40.Kd3 Kd6
> 41.Ke4 Rg8f8
> 42.Ra2a3 Rf8f2
> 43.Ke3 Rf2f1
> 44.Ke4 Rf1b1
> 45.Kd3 Kd5
> 46.Kc2 Rb1h1
> 47.Kd3 Rh1f1
> 48.Ke3 Rf1f3
> 49.Ke2 Kc4
> { resign }
> 0-1
>
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Thomas T. Veldhouse
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