Rybka (Computer) vs Junior (Computer) (2007)

Rybka (Computer) vs Junior (Computer)
CCT9 2007 · Sicilian Defense: Richter-Rauzer. Neo-Modern Variation Early deviations (B66) · 1/2-1/2

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Jul-03-07		whatthefat: Rybka's rook-lift 15.Rd3!? appears to be a novelty, and a very aggressive one. This to me is another one of those computer games that humans would find incredibly difficult to play with a high level of accuracy, especially in the attacking-counterattacking positions around the 30th move.

Jul-03-07		ongyj: Actually, I think human players won't bother to contine playing in the position where White has an additional a lone pawn against Black. 66...Kb7 67...Ka8 and just "parking" the King there would suffice :)

Jul-03-07		whatthefat: Yes, they probably could have ended the game about 20 moves earlier.

Sep-15-08		Whitehat1963: We should set Rybka 3 to analyzing this game in detail. How it it fail to beat the inferior Junior. Would seem to be helpful in our efforts with GM Nickel.

Sep-15-08		whiteshark: The position after 52...Kxg4 is a tablebase draw. click for larger view

Sep-15-08		whiteshark: http://www.macmini-forum.de/pics/54...

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