Up to depth 22 it is the unchanging opinion of Houdini that the position is equal:
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Nov 6, 2013
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watcha wrote:
Up to depth 22 it is the unchanging opinion of Houdini that the position is equal:
Stockfish 4 (64 bit) evaluates Bxh7+ as about equal at first, but as +4 and rising after about 30 seconds (edit: actually it hits +1.81 after 12 seconds).
If Bxh7 is executed (after I refreshed the cache) it takes Stockfish about 5 seconds to go from about equal to +4.
Stockfish up to depth 23 thinks white is slightly better after Bc2:
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watcha wrote:
Up to depth 22 it is the unchanging opinion of Houdini that the position is equal:
Stockfish 4 (64 bit) evaluates Bxh7+ as about equal at first, but as +4 and rising after about 30 seconds.
If Bxh7 is executed (after I refreshed the cache) it takes Stockfish about 5 seconds to go from about equal to +4.
At what depth is this? Is it single PV or multi PV ?
In multi PV mode both Houdini and Stockfish quickly finds Bxh7+, but in single PV mode none of them.
Nov 6, 2013
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watcha wrote:
In multi PV mode both Houdini and Stockfish quickly finds Bxh7+, but in single PV mode none of them.
Aha! Yes, that must be it. I don't know what it exactly is, but I don't like the single PV mode, so I indeed have it at multi PV.
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Nov 7, 2013
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For anyone interested, it's a quite logical, but deep, sacrifice:
1random wrote:
lol
hmmm ur engine is kool..
wats the configuration of ur laptop
paste the following position in your chess engine and then play the move B*h7 and see what happens first it will favour black and then after a while it will favour white.....blind spot of engine LOL
tell me if ur engine can find the sacrifising move and in how much time