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Weakness of Engines - Part #2: Fritz 5.32 vs Bendcat

This is one of my favorite counterattack, the Traxler counterattack. A lot of issue about this counterattack, they say that this counterattack will not win in computer chess if white try to move the best. And a chance came to prove how strong this moves, when this fritz 5.32 do the Fried Liver opening.

 

Fritz rating to the middle game was so high and later fell on the ground, then after, became favorable to black.

 

These moves are totally thinking out of the box, beating the computer chess doing so well and having a high rate then suddenly fell down.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hope you enjoy it!

 

All the moves of Fritz 5.32 is based on the capacity of my computer processor, I'm not sure if it will done the same to you, my Computer has a Intel P4 processor and memory is 512MB (I don't know if it's DDR).

 

If Fritz doesn't move the same way in the game I show you, you can try to force Fritz to move the first four move.Laughing

Comments


  • 6 years ago

    Trickster

    WOW!!!!! nice game bendcat!

  • 6 years ago

    BigAlex

    At Fritz 9, the one I have, Infinite analysis is achieved by pressing alt F2 at any time. It´s useful to analyse annotaded games, as you can see other lines and you can go through them on the fly. Anytime you make a move the computer starts to calculate the lines again. 
  • 6 years ago

    fischer

    I love this line. It's perfect for blitz. There's a lot of stuff to memorize, but most people have not studied this variation of the Two Knights, so Traxler lovers should get the full point! Tongue out
  • 6 years ago

    bendcat

    I didn't see the infinite analysis option in the Fritz 5.32. I'm not familiar with the function or menu of fritz.

    It's Fritz 5.32 free download here in chess.com ( Fritz 5.32 )

     

  • 6 years ago

    invisible1

    Oh anyway there's this function of Fritz to do "infinite analysis" so you can just type in the first four moves! Interesting game you have here, however I believe that at a longer thinking time the computer will find better moves to refute the opening! Of course its not easy for White from a practical point of view but in theory White's material should allow him to win the game. Perhaps you can try putting Fritz at a high depth, so it can calculate further. It's first lines often change as it calculate the variations! Anyway, nice piece of work! =)
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