# 256
by
©
Hilmar Alquiros,
Philippines
Chess - a Draw Game …!
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Plies |
+ |
1. |
2. |
3. |
4. |
5. |
6. |
Time |
kN |
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07 |
/14 |
0.19 |
1.e4 d5 |
2.ed5: Sf6 |
3.Lb5+ Ld7 |
4.Lc4 c6 |
5.Sc3 b5 |
6.Lb3 b4 |
00'' |
< |
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08 |
/14 |
0.19 |
1.e4 d5 |
2.ed5: Sf6 |
3.Lb5+ Ld7 |
4.Lc4 c6 |
5.Sc3 b5 |
6.Lb3 b4 |
00'' |
< |
|
09 |
/14 |
0.19 |
1.e4 d5 |
2.ed5: Sf6 |
3.Lb5+ Ld7 |
4.Lc4 c6 |
5.Sc3 b5 |
6.Lb3 b4 |
00'' |
< |
|
10 |
/14 |
0.19 |
1.e4 d5 |
2.ed5: Sf6 |
3.Lb5+ Ld7 |
4.Lc4 c6 |
5.Sc3 b5 |
6.Lb3 b4 |
00'' |
< |
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11 |
/14 |
0.19 |
1.e4 d5 |
2.ed5: Sf6 |
3.Lb5+ Ld7 |
4.Lc4 c6 |
5.Sc3 b5 |
6.Lb3 b4 |
00'' |
< |
|
12 |
/29 |
0.16 |
1.e4 Sc6 |
2.Sf3 e5 |
3.Lc4 Lc5 |
4.d4 ed4: |
5.Sg5 Sh6 |
6.Sf7 Lb4+ |
00'' |
230 |
|
13 |
/35 |
0.19 |
1.e4 d5 |
2.de5: Dd5: |
3.Sc3 Da5 |
4.Sf3 Sf6 |
5.Lc4 Sc6 |
6.d3 Lg4 |
08'' |
7.807 |
|
14 |
/42 |
0.19 |
1.e4 d5 |
2.ed5: Sf6 |
3.d4 Sd5: |
4.Sf3 Lg4 |
5.Sbd2 Sc6 |
6.Lb5 Dd7 |
28'' |
27.267 |
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15 |
/46 |
0.19 |
1.e4 e5 |
2.Sf3 Sf6 |
3.Sc3 Sc6 |
4.Lb5 Sd4 |
5.Lc4 d6 |
6.Sg5 d5 |
01' 32'' |
86.139 |
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16 |
/45 |
0.22 |
1.e4 e6 |
2.Sc3 d5 |
3.d4 de4: |
4.Sd4: Sd7 |
5.Sf3 Sgf6 |
6.Ld3 Se4: |
04' 38'' |
266.568 |
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17 |
/49 |
0.19 |
1.e4 d5 |
2.Sf3 Sf6 |
3.Se5: De7 |
4.Sf3 De4:+ |
5.Le2 Df5 |
6.Sc3 Le7 |
10' 18'' |
594.922 |
|
18 |
/53 |
0.19 |
1.e4 d5 |
2.ed5: Dd5: |
3.Sc3 De6+ |
4.Le2 Dg6 |
5.Lf3 Sf6 |
6.Sge2 e5 |
25' 24'' |
1.505.028 |
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19 |
/53 |
0.25 |
1.e4 d5 |
2.ed5: Dd5: |
3.Sc3 Dd6 |
4.Sf3 Sf6 |
5.d4 a6 |
6.Ld3 Sc6 |
1 h 51' |
6.544.283 |
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20 |
/56 |
0.22 |
1.e4 e6 |
2.d4 d5 |
3.Sd2 c5 |
4.dc5: Sf6 |
5.e5 Sfd7 |
6.Sgf3 Dc7 |
4 h 30' |
16.433.202 |
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21 |
/58 |
0.16 |
1.e4 e6 |
2.d4 d5 |
3.Sd2 Sf6 |
4.e5 Sfd7 |
5.Sgf3 c5 |
6.c3 Sc6 |
8 h 05’ |
30.481.052 |
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22 |
/99 |
0.22 |
1.e4 e5 |
2.Sf3 Sc6 |
3.Lc4 Lc5 |
4.d3 Sf6 |
5.0-0 0-0 |
6.Sc3 d6 |
32 h 25’ |
124.671.851 |
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23 |
/68 |
0.22 |
1.e4 e6 |
2.d4 d5 |
3.Sc3 Sf6 |
4.Lg5 de4: |
5.Se4: Sbd7 |
6.Sf3 h6 |
97 h 15’ |
375.716.329 |
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24 |
/73 |
0.16 |
1.e4 e6 |
2.d4 d5 |
3.Sd2 Sf6 |
4.e5 Sfd7 |
5.f4 c5 |
6.dc5: Sc6 |
192 h 40’ |
729.183.489 |
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25 |
/96 |
0.19 |
1.e4 e6 |
2.d4 d5 |
3.Sd2 Sf6 |
4.e5 Sfd7 |
5.f4 c5 |
6.dc5: Sc6 |
477 h 39’ |
1.857.254.803 |
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“From the standpoint of von Neumann-Morgenstern game theory [von Neumann and Morgenstern (1944)] chess may be described as a trivial game. It is a two-person, zero-sum game of perfect information. Therefore the rational strategy for play is obvious: follow every branch in the game tree to a win, loss, or draw - the rules of the game guarantee that only a finite number of moves is required. Assign 1 to a win, 0 to a draw, and -1 to a loss, and minimax backwards to the present position.” Handbook of Game Theory Vol 1, Chapter 1 The Game of Chess. by Herbert A. Simon & Jonathan Schaeffer
http://www.elsevier.nl/hes/books/11/01/001/1101001.htm
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