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Sub:
Mate in nine moves
Date:
08/07/2008 04:23:52 PM EDT
From:
Alfredo Del Bosque De La O
To:
service@Chess-poster.com
HELLO!!
First, let me congatulate
you for such a good page which I love for
didactic and lots of interesting information
that can be found in it by all Chess
fans trying to learn this amazing game.
I have the following question:
I found a solution to
checkmate the computer in 9 moves. In move
7(see moves below) the computer moves the
Pawn to g5 instead of protecting g7 (which
is the mating square) with the defensive
move Ne8 that could have save the game with
a more complicated play and avoiding losing
with an announced mate in two. The moves
list is as follows:
1. e4 - e5
2. Qf3 -
Nf6
3. d3 -
Nc6
4. c3 -
Be7
5. Be2 - 0-0
6. Qg3 - d5
7. Bh6 - g5??
-why not
Ne8
or any other move?
8. Qxg5+ -
Kh8
9. Qg7++
Greetings
Atte. Alfredo Del Bosque
Zacatecas, Mexico
Chess-poster.com
Dear viewer,
This type of play from the Amyan Chess program has been widely
documented in our Mail pages by other viewers. To avoid this
strange behavior you have to disable the "Evaluations" option in
the menu or change the level of play of the program by
increasing the time allowed to the computer to think.
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visiting us,
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