[Event "Doucette's Analysis"]
[Site "jasondoucette.com"]
[Date "4-21-2003"]
[Round "-"]
[White "Jason Doucette"]
[Black "Maim Chess v0.31"]
[ECO "B07"]
[Result "1-0"]

1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nf6 3. Nc3 d6 4. Bc4 Bg4 5. h3 Bh5 6. b3
{6. b3
With the intention of 7. Bb2}
6... Be7 7. Bb2 O-O 8. Qe2
{8. Qe2
With the intention of a Queen-side castle, to push the King side pawns to cramp the Black's king.}
8... Nc6 9. Qe3
{9. Qe3
Releasing the pin on the Knight to allow it to protect the d4 square,
in anticipation of later playing d4.}
9... Na5 10. g4
{10. g4
With the expectation of 10... Bg6.
I had expected to move my Bishop on c4 away afterwards,
but obviously Black can still capture it with 10... Nxc4.}
10... Nxc4 
{10... Nxc4
Creates an isolated and double pawn.
This is not good because I had expected to castle Queen-side.}
11. bxc4 Bg6 12. d3
{12. d3
To protect the c and e pawns, and allow my pieces freedom of movement.}
12... c6 13. O-O-O
{13. O-O-O
Even though my Queen-side pawn structure is broken,
I still have the Bishop and Knight to help defend against any Queen-side attacks.
I still have full intention of pushing the g- and h-pawns to cause trouble for Black's Bishop and King.}
13... Nd7 14. Rdg1 Qa5
{14... Qa5
There is no threat, so this move is ignored.}
15. h4 h5 16. g5
{16. g5
This move will prevent any possibility of Black's dark square Bishop moving to f6,
to aid in a later distance attack on my fractured Queen-side pawn structure.}
16... Nc5 17. Nd2
{17. Nd2
Although 16... Nc5 poses no threat, I do not like all the pressure on my King.
I am going to move my Knight later to b3 to force Black to either trade or retreat.}
17... Rab8 18. Nb3 Qb4 19. Nxc5 dxc5 20. Qd2
{20. Qd2
Again, I am going to force black to either trade Queens or retreat,
as I do not like all this pressure on my King.}
20... Rfd8 21. Ne2 Qxd2+ 22. Kxd2
{22. Kxd2
After this trade, I have opened up the first rank,
to allow my Rooks freedom of movement,
in case Black decides to launch an attack on the Queen-side.}
22... Bd6
{22... Bd6
Even though my 21. Ne2 attacks the e-pawn (with my Bishop on b2),
I would have assumed Black would play Bxe4,
since my d-pawn is pinned against my King.
It would be a trade of pawns, but I preferred what Black played.}
23. Ke3
{23. Ke3
Removes further pinning of the d-pawn against my King.
I know the king on the 3rd rank is usually a bad idea,
but I can follow that Black's Bishops have absolutely no power to threaten any type of check.}
23... b5
{23... b5
This move caught me off guard.  If I ignored it, and Black plays 24... bxc4,
then I must recapture with 25. dxc4, it destroys my pawn structure,
and Black has both Rooks commanding the open files.
I must capture it now, which allows Black to regain his pawn structure.}
24. cxb5 Rxb5
{24... Rxb5
Black choses not to restructure his pawns, but to command both open files with his Rooks.}
25. Rb1
{25. Rb1
This is my first tactical mistake - I pinned my own Bishop!
However, this opens up a few trades,
and opens the board enough to allow my Rook to capitalize on Black's horrible King side position.}
25... Rdb8
{25... Rdb8
Black takes advantage of my tactical error.}
26. Bxe5
{26. Bxe5
Trying to make the most of my mistake,
I play Bxe5 anticipating 26... Rxb1 27. Rxb1 Rxb1 28. Bxd6,
in which I lose a Rook for a Bishop and a Pawn.
This means I am only down 1 point, and am attacking Black's unprotected c-pawn,
which I know will force Maim to play 28... Rb5
(most computers do everything in their power to save hung pawns),
which releaves me of any immediate threats from Black's Rook.}
26... Bxe5
{26... Bxe5
Because of this play, I can now trade Rooks, and I have only lost a Bishop for a pawn. 
This is not so bad, since Black's light-squared Bishop is useless.
I essentially am even with Black for useful material.}
27. Rxb5 Rxb5
{27... Rxb5
This move was surprising.
I know that Maim understands Rooks commanding open and half-open files are good,
but it also knows that 3 isolated pawns, and doubled pawns are very bad.
For some reason it thought the Rook's power was more important.
Chessmaster 8000 and Crafty 19 both believe cxb5 was the better move.
This may have been the move that lost the game for Black,
although it may already be lost by this time due to its King-side.}
28. f4
{28. f4
Now that Black's e-pawn is gone,
I can cramp Black's King-side position even more.}
28... Bd6 29. f5
{29. f5
This move forces the Bishop onto h7, rendering it completely useless.}
29... Bh7 30. Rg1
{30. Rg1
If black does nothing, I will play 31. g6.
After an exchange of pawns, I win his Bishop.
This move puts more pressure on Black's King-side.}
30... g6 31. f6
{31. f6
Black's King can only move along the back rank.
If my Rook can get up there, it is mate, unless a piece blocks it.
Black's King and Bishop are completely trapped.}
31... Rb2
{31... Rb2
Black can win one of my pawns.} 
32. c3
{32. c3
Since Black is going to win one of the pawns, I choose for it to be the a-pawn.
Even though this gives him a passed pawn, it is far from the queening square.
Keeping the remaining pawns protected is easier with my c-pawn.
A lone a-pawn will be an easy target, and will use up another piece to protect it.}
32... Rxa2 33. Rb1
{33. Rb1
Threatens a mate which can only be stopped by the Bishop moving to f8, which will pin it.
This effectively renders this Bishop useless, as well.
This also has the threat of gobbling up the Queen-side pawns.} 
33... Bf8
{33... Bf8
Stops the check threat of Rb8+.}
34. Rb7
{34. Rb7
En route to Rc7 to capture the c-pawns.
The reason this move is preferred to 34. Rb8 is because it attacks the a-pawn.
This forces Black's Rook to stay on the a-file while I get another move.}
34... Ra1 
{34... Ra1
Threatens Rh1 to attack the h-pawn, while protecting the a-pawn.}
35. Rc7
{35. Rc7
I know Black is going to get my h-pawn, but I do not care.
Because it needs to get rid of my g-pawn, and then move its g-pawn,
before it can move its Bishop.
By the time it gets all this done,
I will have caused significant damage.
I will capture one of Black's c-pawns next move.}
35... Rh1 36. Rxc6 Rh3+
{36... Rh3+
A useless check like this is a typical computer move
as it pushes anything bad it sees in the search beyond the search horizon.
This is usually an indication that the computer is losing,
since it would not delay a winning position.}
37. Kd2
{37. Kd2
The only move that protects my d-pawn.
I could not move to f4, anyway, since Black would play 37... Rxh4+
and get another move.}
37... Rxh4 38. Ng1
{38. Ng1
With the anticipation of 38... Rg4 39. Nf3 which protects the g-pawn,
which gives me another move, and allows 40. Ne5 ... 41. Nd7
which attacks the Bishop on f8.
42. Rc8 threatens the bishop, and mate.}
38... Rg4 39. Nf3
{39. Nf3
As expected.  Protects the g-pawn, en route to the d7 square.}
39... Rg2+ 40. Ke3 Ra2
{40... Ra2
This was a bad move by Black.
Rb2 would have been better to allow the Rook to get into the action
once White's Knight gets up there.}
41. Ne5 Rg2 42. Nd7
{42. Nd7
With anticipation of 42... Rxg5 43. Nxf8.
If King recaptures, 44. Rc8++ checkmate.}
42... Rg3+
{42... Rg3+
Another delay move to push bad things beyond the search horizon.}
43. Kd2 Rg2+ 44. Kd1
{44. Kd1
Black is going to keep checking me until I get out of the way,
so I am going to move to the b3 square.
It did not matter if I played Kd1 or Kc1 here.}
44... Rg1+ 45. Kc2 Rg2+ 46. Kb3
{46. Kb3
Black can no longer check.} 
46... Rxg5 47. Rc8
{47. Rc8
I could have played 47. Nxf8, but I am going to play it next move, anyway.
The order does not really matter, unless I wish to capture both Bishops,
in which 47. Rc8 allows Black to move his King, and then his light squared Bishop
to save it from a trade.  I had no intention to lose my good Knight for
his bad Bishop, though.}
47... Kh8
{47... Kh8
Black's only move to prevent mate.}
48. Nxf8 Bg8
{48... Bg8
Prevents discovered check, and will be required to prevent
mate in the next move if it is not played now.}
49. Ne6
{49. Ne6
Attacks Black's Rook and double attacks the c-pawn.
If Black captures with 49... fxe6, I can answer with 50. f7.
The Bishop is pinned, so it cannot recapture or move.
The next move is 51. fxg8=Q++ checkmate.}
49... Rg1 50. Nd8
{50. Nd8
Pointless move, as I was attempting to capture the f-pawn,
but it is refuted easily by moving the King to release the Bishop from the pin.}
50... Kh7 51. Rxc5
{51. Rxc5
Gives White 2 connected passed pawns,
although White now has to worry about the h-pawn.
It is 4 squares away from being a Queen.}
51... Rb1+ 52. Kc2
{52. Kc2
I thought a long time about this move.  Ka2 was my other choice.
Either forces the Rook to move,
however I did not want the King in the a-file to be in the way of the a-pawn
when my Rook is eventually on the 1st rank, to prevent either the a- or h-pawn from Queening.}
52... Rf1 53. e5
{53. e5
Protects the f-pawn,
and opens up the 4th rank to allow the White's Rook access to the h-pawn.
This delays its advance for yet another move while improving White's position.}
53... Rf2+
{53. Rf2+
I assume this move pushes the inevitable loss for Black outside of the search horizon.
But this worsens Black's position,
as it allows the White King to get even closer to the h1 Queening square for the h-pawn. 
I will take full advantage of these shortcomings of chess programs.}
54. Kd1
{54. Kd1
Getting closer to the h1 square.}
54... Rf3 55. Ke2
{55. Ke2
Protects the d-pawn, gets even closer to the h1 square, and attacks the Rook.}
55... Rf5
{55... Rf5
Prevents 56. e6, since Black will win the Rook if White plays this.}
56. Nc6
{56. Nc6
Protects the e-pawn, attacks the hung a-pawn,
and allows the White's Rook freedom of movement.
I anticipate 56... h4 57. Ra5 h3 58. Ra1 h2 59. Rh1 blocking the Queening square.}
56... h4 57. Ra5 h3 58. Ra1 h2 59. Rh1
{59. Rh1
All moves as expected.
This move blocks the Queen rather than just attacking the Queening square.
If I did not move here, and Black eventually got his Rook to g1,
I would be forced to trade Rooks, and Black Queens his pawn.}
59... Rh5
{59... Rh5
As expected.
The computer will never let a pawn go for free if it can protect it.
This allows me to advance my passed pawns.}
60. d4 {60. d4
The White King can do nothing to kill the h-pawn
due to perpetual check by the Black Rook.
Even if the King goes up and attacks the Black Rook,
it can always move to h5 where the King cannot capture it,
and it protects the h-pawn.}
60... a6
{60... a6
I can only assume the computer is trying to minimize its losses by saving the
a-pawn from immediate capture.  This only worsens Black's position, as I
will advance my pawns further.}
61. d5
{61. d5
There is nothing black can do to stop me from Queening.
The King protects the d3 square, the c-pawn protects the d4 square,
and the Knight protects the e-pawn.
The Black Rook is trapped from being involved.
The game is over.}
61... g5 
{61... g5
This move is too late.
I will get the Queen and check the Black King
before he gets a chance to Queen either pawn.}
62. d6
{62. d6
Chessmaster 8000 analysis, with 1MB hash tables, after 58 min 52 sec,
depth 14, 752,576,212 positions:
score = 15.97
62. d6 Rh4 63. d7 Kg6 64. Ne7+ Kh5 65. NxBg8 Re4+
66. Kf3 Rh4 67. d8=Q Rh3+ 68. Ke2 g4 69. Qd2 Kh4
70. Kf2 Rf3+ 71. Kg2 g3 72. Qd4+ Kh5 73. KxRf3}
62... g4
{62... g4
This is Black's last mistake, although the game is already over.
Rh4 would have delayed the mate far enough that it cannot be seen in
deep computer analysis (although the position is still lost).  From here
on, we both play perfect play all the way to the mate 10 moves later.
Chessmaster 8000 sees the win by the same line of play that we played:
in 1 minute, 1 second, depth 11, score 99.77.}
63. d7 g3 64. d8=Q g2
{64... g2
One move too late.  White will check the King next move.}
65. Qd3+ Kh8 66. Qg3
{66. Qg3
Threatens mate with 67. Qg7++.}
66... g1=Q 67. Rxg1 hxg1=Q 68. Qxg1 Rh7
{68... Rh7
Prevents 69. Qg7++ checkmate.}
69. Ne7
{69. Ne7
Threatens mate with Qxg8++.}
69... Rh2+
{69... Rh2+
Only move to delay mate.}
70. Qxh2+ Bh7
{70... Bh7 Forced.}
71. Qh6 a5
{71... a5
Forced.}
72. Qg7#
{72. Qg7++
Checkmate.

White was played by:
Jason Allen Doucette
www.jasondoucette.com.

Black was played by:
Maim Chess v0.31
at 10 seconds per move on a Pentium 3 550 MHz machine.
http://www.jasondoucette.com/ai.html#MaimChess}
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[Event "CM8000 Score Analysis"]
[Site "jasondoucette.com"]
[Date "4-21-2003"]
[Round "-"]
[White "Jason Doucette"]
[Black "Maim Chess v0.31"]
[ECO "B07"]
[Result "1-0"]

1. e4 
{Annotations by Chessmaster 8000 at 600 sec (10 min) per move on a AMD Athlon XP 1700+.

Book Move: White = 3, Black = 3
Leave Book: White = 1, Black = 0
CM8000 Agrees: White = 62, Black = 59
CM8000 Disagrees: White = 7, Black = 9
Agreement %: White = 90%, Black = 87%
Total Error: White = 6.90, Black = 15.15
Relevant Error: White = 6.90, Black = 10.97
Missed Mate: White = 0, Black = 0
Moved Into Mate: White = 0, Black = 1

Book.} 1... e5 {Book.} 2. Nf3 {Book.} 2... Nf6 {Book.} 3. Nc3 {
Book.} 3... d6 {Score:   0.47  4. d4 exd4 5. Nxd4 c5 6. Bb5+ Nbd7 7. Nf5
a6 8. Be2 Ne5 9. O-O Nxe4 10. Nxg7+ Bxg7 11. Nxe4} 4. Bc4 {Score:   0.31
 4... Be7 5. d4 exd4 6. Qxd4 Nc6 7. Qd1 O-O 8. O-O Be6 9. Bxe6 fxe6 10.
Be3 d5} 4... Bg4 {Score:   0.46  5. h3 Bxf3 6. Qxf3 Nc6 7. d3 Nd4 8. Qd1
c6 9. Bg5 b5 10. Bb3 Nxb3 11. axb3} 5. h3 {Score:   0.42  5... Bh5 6. d3
Be7 7. Be3 O-O 8. g4 Bg6 9. Qe2 c6 10. Bb3 h6 11. O-O-O Nbd7 12. Kb1} 
5... Bh5 {Score:   0.43  6. d3 Be7 7. Be3 O-O 8. g4 Bg6 9. Qe2 c6 10. g5
Nfd7 11. O-O-O Bh5 12. Kb1 Bxf3 13. Qxf3 Bxg5} 6. b3 {Score:   0.03 
6... c6 7. Be2 Nbd7 8. O-O Be7 9. d4 O-O 10. Be3 Bg6 11. Qd3 h6 12. a3} 
6... Be7 {Score:   0.02  7. d4 O-O 8. dxe5 dxe5 9. g4 Qxd1+ 10. Kxd1 Bb4
11. Bd2 Rd8 12. Nd5 Nxd5 13. exd5 Bxd2 14. Kxd2} 7. Bb2 {Score:   0.08 
7... O-O 8. O-O Nc6 9. Re1 Nd4 10. g4 Bg6 11. Nxd4 exd4 12. Nd5 Nxd5 13.
exd5 Bf6 14. f4} 7... O-O {Score:   0.08  8. Be2 Nc6 9. O-O Bg6 10. d3
h6 11. Nd5 Nxd5 12. exd5 Nb4 13. c4 c5 14. dxc6 Nxc6} 8. Qe2 {Score:  
0.30  8... c6 9. g4 Bg6 10. h4 b5 11. h5 Bxe4 12. Nxe4 Nxe4 13. Qxe4
bxc4 14. h6 f5 15. gxf5 cxb3 16. axb3} 8... Nc6 {Score:   0.03  9. g4
Bg6 10. O-O-O Nd4 11. Nxd4 exd4 12. Nd5 Nxd5 13. exd5 Bf6 14. f3 Re8 15.
Qf2 d3} 9. Qe3 {Score:   0.46  9... Bxf3 10. Qxf3 Nd4 11. Qd1 c6 12. Bd3
Qc7 13. O-O d5 14. Re1 Rad8 15. a3} 9... Na5 {Score:   0.19  10. Be2 Nc6
11. O-O-O Bxf3 12. Bxf3 Nd4 13. g3 Nxf3 14. Qxf3 Nd7 15. d4 exd4 16.
Rxd4 Bg5+ 17. Kb1 Re8} 10. g4 {Score:   0.58  10... Nxc4 11. bxc4 Bg6
12. d3 c6 13. Rb1 Nd7 14. Ba3 Qc7 15. Kf1 Rfe8 16. Kg2 a5 17. Rb3} 10...
Nxc4 {Score:   0.58  11. bxc4 Bg6 12. d3 c6 13. Rb1 Nd7 14. Ba3 Qc7 15.
Kf1 Rfe8 16. Kg2 a5 17. Rb3} 11. bxc4 {Score:   0.58  11... Bg6 12. d3
c6 13. Rb1 Nd7 14. Ba3 Qc7 15. Kf1 Rfe8 16. Kg2 a5 17. Rb3} 11... Bg6 {
Score:   0.55  12. d3 c6 13. Rb1 Nd7 14. Ba3 Qc7 15. Kf1 Rfe8 16. Kg2 a6
17. Rb3 b5} 12. d3 {Score:   0.54  12... c6 13. O-O-O Re8 14. Kb1 Qa5
15. Nh4 Nd5 16. cxd5 Bxh4 17. a3 Rac8 18. g5 Bh5} 12... c6 {Score:  
0.49  13. a4 Re8 14. Kf1 Qa5 15. Qd2 Nd7 16. Ba3 Nc5 17. Kg2 Ne6 18. Nd5
Nf4+ 19. Nxf4 Qxd2 20. Nxd2 exf4} 13. O-O-O {Score:   0.48  13... Re8
14. Rdg1 Qc7 15. Nd2 Nd7 16. h4 h6 17. g5 h5 18. f4 exf4 19. Qxf4 Qa5
20. Qf2} 13... Nd7 {Score:   0.51  14. h4 h5 15. gxh5 Bxh5 16. Rdg1 f5
17. exf5 Rxf5 18. Ng5 Nf8 19. Ne2 Rf6 20. Ng3 Bg4 21. Kb1} 14. Rdg1 {
Score:   0.51  14... Qb6 15. h4 h5 16. gxh5 Qxe3+ 17. fxe3 Bxh5 18. Rg3
Rfe8 19. Ba3 a5 20. Rhg1 g6 21. Ng5} 14... Qa5 {Score:   0.43  15. h4 h5
16. Nd2 Qb6 17. Qxb6 axb6 18. f4 hxg4 19. h5 Bh7 20. Rxg4 exf4 21. Rxf4}
15. h4 {Score:   0.38  15... h5 16. gxh5 Bxh5 17. Kb1 Kh7 18. Nd2 Qb6
19. Qg3 Bf6 20. Nb3 Kg8 21. Qh3 Nc5 22. Nxc5 dxc5} 15... h5 {Score:  
0.46  16. gxh5 Bxh5 17. Kb1 Rae8 18. Qh6 Bg6 19. Qd2 Nf6 20. Nd5 Qxd2
21. Nxe7+ Rxe7 22. Nxd2 Bh5 23. f4} 16. g5 {Score:   0.60  16... Bd8 17.
Nd2 Bb6 18. Qg3 Nc5 19. Nb3 Nxb3+ 20. axb3 f5 21. gxf6 Rxf6 22. Rg2 Raf8
} 16... Nc5 {Score:   0.53  17. Nd2 Qb6 18. Nb3 Ne6 19. Kb1 Qxe3 20.
fxe3 f6 21. gxf6 Rxf6 22. Na5 Rb8 23. Nb3 Rbf8} 17. Nd2 {Score:   0.49 
17... Bd8 18. Nb3 Nxb3+ 19. axb3 Bb6 20. Qf3 Bd4 21. Ne2 Bc5 22. Ng3 f6
23. gxf6 Rxf6 24. Nf5} 17... Rab8 {Score:   0.28  18. f4 Qb6 19. Re1
exf4 20. Qxf4 Ne6 21. Qg3 Rfd8 22. Nb3 Rbc8 23. Na4 Qb4} 18. Nb3 {Score:
  0.20  18... Nxb3+ 19. axb3 Rbe8 20. Kb1 Bd8 21. Na4 Bc7 22. Rg3 b5 23.
cxb5 cxb5 24. Nc3 Bb6} 18... Qb4 {Score:   0.21  19. f4 Bd8 20. Rf1 Bb6
21. Qf3 exf4 22. Qxf4 Rbe8 23. Qg3 Nxb3+ 24. axb3 Bd4 25. Ne2} 19. Nxc5 
{Score:   0.09  19... dxc5 20. Ne2 Bd6 21. f4 exf4 22. Nxf4 b5 23. Nxg6
fxg6 24. a3 Qa5 25. e5 Rbe8 26. Rf1} 19... dxc5 {Score:   0.18  20. Ne2
b5 21. Bxe5 bxc4 22. Bxb8 Rxb8 23. Nf4 cxd3 24. Nxd3 Qa3+ 25. Kd2 Qa5+
26. Kc1 Qxa2 27. Rd1 Rd8 28. Kd2} 20. Qd2 {Score:   0.47  20... Rbd8 21.
Qe3 Bd6 22. Ne2 b5 23. a3 Qa5 24. cxb5 cxb5 25. f4 exf4 26. Nxf4 Rfe8
27. Nxg6 fxg6} 20... Rfd8 {Score:   0.34  21. f4 exf4 22. Qxf4 Qa5 23.
Kb1 a6 24. Rf1 b5 25. cxb5 axb5 26. Ne2 Bd6 27. e5 Bc7 28. Qe3} 21. Ne2 
{Score:   0.30  21... Qxd2+ 22. Kxd2 Bd6 23. a4 a6 24. Rf1 Bh7 25. Re1
b5 26. axb5 cxb5 27. cxb5 axb5 28. Ng3 Bg6 29. Nf5} 21... Qxd2+ {Score: 
 0.36  22. Kxd2 Bd6 23. a4 a6 24. Rf1 Bh7 25. Re1 b5 26. axb5 cxb5 27.
cxb5 axb5 28. Ng3 Bg6 29. Nf5} 22. Kxd2 {Score:   0.34  22... Bxe4 23.
Rh3 Bf5 24. Re3 e4 25. Ng3 Bg6 26. Nxe4 b5 27. cxb5 cxb5 28. Nf6+ Bxf6
29. gxf6} 22... Bd6 {Score:   0.27  23. a4 b5 24. axb5 cxb5 25. cxb5
Rxb5 26. Ba3 Bc7 27. Nc3 Ba5 28. Rb1 Rxb1 29. Rxb1 Bxe4 30. Bxc5 a6 31.
Re1} 23. Ke3 {Score:   0.27  23... b5 24. Bc3 b4 25. Bb2 Rb6 26. f4
exf4+ 27. Nxf4 Ra6 28. Ra1 Rf8 29. Nxg6 fxg6 30. e5 Re8} 23... b5 {
Score:   0.21  24. Bc3 Bh7 25. cxb5 cxb5 26. f4 exf4+ 27. Nxf4 b4 28.
Ba1 Bxf4+ 29. Kxf4 Rb6 30. Be5 Ra6 31. Bc7 Re8} 24. cxb5 {Score:   0.30 
24... Rxb5 25. Bc3 c4 26. d4 exd4+ 27. Nxd4 Bc5 28. Rb1 Rb6 29. Rhd1 Re8
30. f3 Bf5 31. Ba5} 24... Rxb5 {Score:   0.22  25. Bc3 c4 26. Rd1 cxd3
27. cxd3 Rb7 28. f4 Bc5+ 29. d4 exd4+ 30. Bxd4 Rbd7 31. Rhf1 Bh7 32. f5}
25. Rb1 {Score:  -2.57  25... Rdb8 26. Bxe5 Bxe5 27. Rb3 a5 28. f4 Bd6
29. Rhb1 Rb4 30. a3 a4 31. axb4 axb3} 25... Rdb8 {Score:  -2.68  26.
Bxe5 Bxe5 27. Rb3 f5 28. f4 Bc7 29. Nc3 Rb4 30. Ra3 a5 31. e5 Bf7 32.
Kf3 Rb2} 26. Bxe5 {Score:  -2.58  26... Bxe5 27. Rb3 f5 28. f4 Bc7 29.
Nc3 Rb4 30. Ra3 a5 31. e5 Rb2 32. Kd2 Bf7 33. Re1} 26... Bxe5 {Score: 
-2.57  27. Rb3 f5 28. f4 Bc7 29. Nc3 Rb4 30. e5 Bf7 31. Ra3 a5 32. Re1
Be6 33. Kf3 Kf7} 27. Rxb5 {Score:  -2.66  27... cxb5 28. f4 Bd6 29. a4
bxa4 30. Ra1 Bc7 31. Rxa4 a5 32. f5 Bh7 33. Nf4 Rb2 34. Nd5 Bd6} 27...
Rxb5 {Score:  -2.51  28. f4 Bc7 29. f5 Bh7 30. Rg1 g6 31. fxg6 Bxg6 32.
a4 Rb4 33. Ra1 Be5 34. c3 Rb2 35. Re1} 28. f4 {Score:  -2.51  28... Bc7
29. f5 Bh7 30. Rg1 g6 31. fxg6 Bxg6 32. a4 Rb4 33. Ra1 Be5 34. c3 Rb2
35. Re1} 28... Bd6 {Score:  -2.68  29. f5 Bh7 30. c3 Rb2 31. Ra1 Kf8 32.
a4 a5 33. Rg1 Bg8 34. Ra1 Ke7 35. Re1} 29. f5 {Score:  -2.71  29... Bh7
30. Rg1 g6 31. fxg6 Bxg6 32. Rf1 Be5 33. c3 Ra5 34. Ra1 Ra3 35. Kd2 Kg7}
29... Bh7 {Score:  -2.77  30. c3 Ra5 31. Ra1 Ra3 32. Kd2 g6 33. fxg6
Bxg6 34. Ke3 Be5 35. Kd2 c4 36. d4} 30. Rg1 {Score:  -2.85  30... g6 31.
fxg6 Bxg6 32. Ra1 Rb2 33. Kd2 Be5 34. Nc3 c4 35. dxc4 Rb4 36. Kd3 Bxe4+
37. Kxe4 Bxc3} 30... g6 {Score:  -2.85  31. fxg6 Bxg6 32. Ra1 Rb2 33.
Kd2 Be5 34. Nc3 c4 35. dxc4 Rb4 36. Kd3 Bxe4+ 37. Kxe4 Bxc3} 31. f6 {
Score:  -3.13  31... Rb2 32. c3 Rxa2 33. Rb1 Bf8 34. e5 Ra5 35. Ng3 c4
36. d4 Ra2 37. Rb7 a5 38. Ne4 Rg2} 31... Rb2 {Score:  -3.13  32. c3 Rxa2
33. Rb1 Bf8 34. e5 Ra5 35. Ng3 c4 36. d4 Ra2 37. Rb7 a5 38. Ne4 Rg2} 32.
c3 {Score:  -3.03  32... Rxa2 33. Rb1 Kh8 34. Rb7 Bg8 35. Re7 c4 36. d4
Bh2 37. Rb7 Ra4 38. e5 Ra2 39. Rc7} 32... Rxa2 {Score:  -2.79  33. Rb1
Kh8 34. Rb7 Bg8 35. Re7 c4 36. d4 Ra3 37. Rb7 Ra4 38. e5 Bf8 39. Rb8 Ba3
40. Rb7} 33. Rb1 {Score:  -2.83  33... Kh8 34. Rb7 Bg8 35. Re7 c4 36. d4
Ra3 37. Rb7 Ra1 38. e5 Bf8 39. Rc7 Ra6 40. Kf3} 33... Bf8 {Score:  -2.06
 34. e5 Ra5 35. c4 Ra4 36. Nf4 Rb4 37. Ra1 a5 38. Rxa5 Rb1 39. e6 fxe6
40. Ra8 Re1+ 41. Kd2} 34. Rb7 {Score:  -2.00  34... Ra1 35. e5 a5 36. e6
fxe6 37. Nf4 Re1+ 38. Kd2 Re5 39. Rc7 a4 40. Rxc6 a3 41. Ra6 a2 42. Rxa2
Kf7} 34... Ra1 {Score:  -2.03  35. e5 a5 36. e6 fxe6 37. Nf4 Re1+ 38.
Kd2 Re5 39. Rc7 a4 40. Rxc6 a3 41. Ra6 Rf5 42. Nxe6 Rf2+ 43. Kc1} 35.
Rc7 {Score:   0.94  35... Rb1 36. Nf4 a5 37. Rxc6 Rb8 38. Ra6 a4 39.
Rxa4 Rb2 40. e5 Rb1 41. Nd5 Re1+ 42. Kf4 Rf1+ 43. Ke3} 35... Rh1 {Score:
  0.79  36. Nf4 Re1+ 37. Kf2 Rb1 38. e5 Rb8 39. e6 fxe6 40. Nxe6 a5 41.
Rxc6 a4 42. Nxf8 Kxf8 43. Rxc5 Bg8 44. Ke3} 36. Rxc6 {Score:  -1.99 
36... Rh3+ 37. Kf4 Rxd3 38. Rc8 Rh3 39. Ke5 Rxh4 40. Nf4 Rxf4 41. Kxf4
a5 42. Ra8 h4 43. Rxa5 h3 44. Kg3} 36... Rh3+ {Score:  -1.43  37. Kf2
Rxh4 38. c4 Rh2+ 39. Kf1 Rh3 40. Nc3 Rf3+ 41. Ke2 Rg3 42. Nd5 Rxg5 43.
Ne7+ Kh8 44. Rc8 Bg8 45. Rxf8 Rg2+ 46. Ke3} 37. Kd2 {Score:   0.86 
37... Rxh4 38. Rc8 Rg4 39. Ke3 Rxg5 40. Nf4 c4 41. Nd5 Rxd5 42. exd5 g5
43. dxc4 Bf5 44. Ra8 h4 45. c5} 37... Rxh4 {Score:   0.58  38. Rc8 Rg4
39. Ke3 Rxg5 40. Nf4 c4 41. Nd5 Rxd5 42. exd5 g5 43. dxc4 h4 44. c5 Bf5
45. Ra8 g4} 38. Ng1 {Score:  -1.29  38... Rh2+ 39. Ke3 Rb2 40. Rc8 c4
41. Nf3 Rb5 42. d4 a5 43. Ne5 Rxe5 44. dxe5 a4 45. e6 fxe6 46. Kd4} 
38... Rg4 {Score:   0.87  39. Nf3 Rg2+ 40. Ke3 Rb2 41. Rc8 Rb6 42. Ne5
Rd6 43. Rc7 a5 44. Nxf7 Rb6 45. Ne5 Rb3 46. Nd7 Bd6 47. Nxc5 Rxc3} 39.
Nf3 {Score:   0.70  39... Rg2+ 40. Ke3 Rb2 41. Rc8 Rb6 42. Ne5 Rd6 43.
Rc7 a5 44. Nxf7 Rb6 45. Ne5 Rb3 46. c4 Rb8} 39... Rg2+ {Score:   0.70 
40. Ke3 Rb2 41. Rc8 Rb6 42. Ne5 Rd6 43. Rc7 a5 44. Nxf7 Rb6 45. Ne5 Rb3
46. c4 Rb8} 40. Ke3 {Score:   0.75  40... Rb2 41. Rc8 Rb6 42. Ne5 Rd6
43. Rc7 a5 44. Nxf7 Re6 45. d4 cxd4+ 46. cxd4 Rb6 47. Ne5 Rb3+ 48. Kf4
a4} 40... Ra2 {Score:   2.97  41. Ne5 Kh8 42. Rc8 Bg8 43. Rxf8 Kh7 44.
Nc6 Rg2 45. Ne7 Rxg5 46. Rxg8 Rg3+ 47. Ke2 Rg2+ 48. Kf3 Rc2 49. Rg7+ Kh6
50. Rxf7 Rxc3} 41. Ne5 {Score:   2.97  41... Kh8 42. Rc8 Bg8 43. Rxf8
Kh7 44. Nc6 Rg2 45. Ne7 Rxg5 46. Rxg8 Rg3+ 47. Ke2 Rg2+ 48. Kf3 Rc2 49.
Rg7+ Kh6 50. Rxf7 Rxc3} 41... Rg2 {Score:   3.15  42. Rc8 Rxg5 43. Nc6
Kh8 44. Rxf8+ Bg8 45. Ne7 Rg3+ 46. Kf4 Rg4+ 47. Kf3 Kh7 48. Rxg8 Kh6 49.
Rg7 Kg5 50. Nd5 c4 51. Rxf7 cxd3 52. Rxa7} 42. Nd7 {Score:   0.53  42...
Kh8 43. Rc8 Rg3+ 44. Kf2 Rxg5 45. Nxf8 Bg8 46. Nd7 h4 47. Rxc5 Rg4 48.
Rc7 h3 49. Rxa7 h2 50. Ra1} 42... Rg3+ {Score:   0.59  43. Ke2 Kh8 44.
Ne5 Bg8 45. Rc8 c4 46. Rxf8 cxd3+ 47. Kf2 d2 48. Nxf7+ Kh7 49. Rd8 Rxc3
50. Ne5 Be6 51. Rxd2 Rc1} 43. Kd2 {Score:   0.41  43... Rxg5 44. Rc8 Kh8
45. Rxf8+ Bg8 46. e5 Rf5 47. e6 fxe6 48. Ne5 Kh7 49. f7 Bxf7 50. Rxf7+
Kh6 51. Rxf5 exf5 52. Nd7 c4 53. dxc4} 43... Rg2+ {Score:   0.37  44.
Ke1 Kh8 45. Nxf8 Bg8 46. Rc8 Rxg5 47. Ne6 Rg2 48. Kf1 Rd2 49. Nxc5 g5
50. Ra8 Rc2} 44. Kd1 {Score:   0.00  44... Kh8 45. Nxf8 Bg8 46. Nxg6+
fxg6 47. Rc8 Rg1+ 48. Kd2 Rg2+ 49. Ke3 Rg3+ 50. Ke2 Rg2+ 51. Ke3} 44...
Rg1+ {Score:   0.68  45. Ke2 Rxg5 46. Nxf8 Kh8 47. Ne6 Rg2+ 48. Kf1 Rg4
49. Nxc5 Bg8 50. Ra6 Rg5 51. d4 Rg3 52. c4} 45. Kc2 {Score:   0.15 
45... Kh8 46. Rc8 Rxg5 47. Rxf8+ Bg8 48. e5 Rf5 49. e6 fxe6 50. Ne5 Kh7
51. f7 Bxf7 52. Rxf7+ Kh6 53. Rxf5 exf5 54. Nd7 c4 55. dxc4} 45... Rg2+ 
{Score:   0.39  46. Kb3 Kh8 47. Rc8 Rxg5 48. Nxf8 Bg8 49. e5 a5 50. e6
fxe6 51. c4 Rf5 52. Nxg6+ Kh7 53. Ne7 Rg5 54. Nxg8 Rxg8 55. Rxc5} 46.
Kb3 {Score:   0.51  46... Kh8 47. Rc8 Rxg5 48. Nxf8 Bg8 49. e5 a6 50. e6
fxe6 51. c4 Rg1 52. Nxg6+ Kh7 53. Nf8+ Kh6 54. Rxc5 h4 55. Nd7 Rb1+ 56.
Kc3} 46... Rxg5 {Score:   0.51  47. Rc8 Kh8 48. Nxf8 Bg8 49. e5 a5 50.
c4 Rf5 51. Kc3 h4 52. e6 fxe6 53. Nxg6+ Kh7 54. Nxh4 Rf4 55. Rxc5 Rxh4
56. Rxa5} 47. Rc8 {Score:   0.54  47... Kh8 48. Nxf8 Bg8 49. e5 a6 50.
e6 fxe6 51. Nxg6+ Kh7 52. Nf8+ Kh6 53. Nd7 Bf7 54. Nxc5 Kg6 55. Ne4 Rd5
56. Kc4 h4} 47... Kh8 {Score:   0.54  48. Nxf8 Bg8 49. e5 a6 50. e6 fxe6
51. Nxg6+ Kh7 52. Nf8+ Kh6 53. Nd7 Bf7 54. Nxc5 Kg6 55. Ne4 Rd5 56. Kc4
h4} 48. Nxf8 {Score:   0.62  48... Bg8 49. e5 a6 50. Rd8 Rg1 51. Nxg6+
Rxg6 52. e6 Rxf6 53. e7 Re6 54. e8=Q Rxe8 55. Rxe8 f6+ 56. Kc2 Kg7 57.
Rc8 c4 58. d4} 48... Bg8 {Score:   0.53  49. e5 a6 50. e6 fxe6 51. Nxg6+
Kh7 52. Nf8+ Kh6 53. Nd7 Bf7 54. Nxc5 Kg6 55. Ne4 Rb5+ 56. Kc2 h4 57.
Nd6 Kxf6 58. Nxb5 axb5} 49. Ne6 {Score:   0.29  49... Rg1 50. e5 Kh7 51.
Nxc5 h4 52. e6 fxe6 53. Rc7+ Kh6 54. f7 Bxf7 55. Rxf7 g5 56. Kc4 Re1 57.
Kd4 g4 58. Rxa7} 49... Rg1 {Score:   0.29  50. e5 Kh7 51. Nxc5 g5 52.
Kc4 h4 53. Rc7 Kh6 54. e6 fxe6 55. f7 Bxf7 56. Rxf7 Re1 57. Kd4 g4 58.
Rxa7} 50. Nd8 {Score:  -1.64  50... h4 51. e5 h3 52. e6 fxe6 53. f7 Bxf7
54. Nxf7+ Kg7 55. Rc7 h2 56. Ng5+ Kf8 57. Nxe6+ Kg8 58. Rc8+ Kf7 59. Rh8
h1=Q 60. Rxh1 Rxh1 61. Nxc5} 50... Kh7 {Score:   0.00  51. e5 h4 52. e6
h3 53. exf7 h2 54. Ka4 h1=Q 55. f8=Q Ra1+ 56. Kb5 Rb1+ 57. Ka5 Ra1+ 58.
Kb5} 51. Rxc5 {Score:  -1.06  51... h4 52. Ra5 h3 53. Ra2 g5 54. Nc6 g4
55. Ne7 Rf1 56. Kc4 g3 57. Ra5 Rxf6 58. Rh5+ Rh6 59. Rxh6+ Kxh6 60.
Nxg8+ Kg5} 51... Rb1+ {Score:   0.00  52. Kc2 h4 53. Rc7 h3 54. Nxf7
Bxf7 55. Rxf7+ Kh6 56. Rf8 Kh7 57. Rf7+} 52. Kc2 {Score:   0.00  52...
h4 53. Rc7 h3 54. Nxf7 Bxf7 55. Rxf7+ Kh6 56. Rf8 Kh7 57. Rf7+} 52...
Rf1 {Score:   0.00  53. e5 h4 54. Nxf7 Bxf7 55. Rc7 Rf2+ 56. Kd1 h3 57.
Rxf7+ Kh8 58. Rf8+ Kh7 59. Rf7+} 53. e5 {Score:   0.06  53... h4 54. e6
h3 55. Rc4 g5 56. exf7 Rxf6 57. fxg8=Q+ Kxg8 58. Rc5 h2 59. Rxg5+ Kh7
60. Rh5+ Rh6 61. Rxh2 Rxh2+ 62. Kb3 Rh6 63. Kc4 a5 64. Nb7 Rc6+ 65. Kd4
a4} 53... Rf2+ {Score:   0.00  54. Kb3 h4 55. e6 h3 56. Rc4 g5 57. exf7
Rxf6 58. fxg8=Q+ Kxg8 59. Rc5 Rg6 60. Re5 h2 61. Re8+ Kg7 62. Re1 g4 63.
Re7+ Kf6} 54. Kd1 {Score:   0.64  54... h4 55. Nxf7 Bxf7 56. Rc7 h3 57.
Rxf7+ Kg8 58. Rg7+ Kh8 59. Rxg6 h2 60. Rh6+ Kg8 61. Ke1 Rg2 62. e6 Rg1+
63. Kf2 h1=Q 64. Rxh1 Rxh1 65. Ke2 Kf8} 54... Rf3 {Score:   1.26  55.
Ke2 Rf5 56. e6 Rxc5 57. d4 Rxc3 58. e7 Rc2+ 59. Kd3 Rf2 60. e8=Q Rxf6
61. Nc6 Rf2 62. Qe3} 55. Ke2 {Score:   1.17  55... Rf5 56. e6 Rxc5 57.
d4 Rxc3 58. e7 Rc2+ 59. Kd3 Rf2 60. e8=Q Rxf6 61. Nc6 Rf3+ 62. Ke2 Rh3
63. Nxa7 f6} 55... Rf5 {Score:   1.29  56. e6 Rxc5 57. d4 Rxc3 58. e7
Rc2+ 59. Kd3 Rf2 60. e8=Q Rf3+ 61. Ke4 Rxf6 62. Qe7 Rf1 63. Qxa7 Re1+
64. Kf4} 56. Nc6 {Score:   1.09  56... h4 57. Ne7 Rg5 58. Rc4 Rh5 59.
Kf2 h3 60. Kg1 Rxe5 61. Rc8 Re1+ 62. Kh2 Rd1 63. Rxg8 Rd2+ 64. Kxh3
Rxd3+ 65. Kg4 Rxc3} 56... h4 {Score:   1.09  57. Ne7 Rg5 58. Rc4 Rh5 59.
Kf2 h3 60. Kg1 Rxe5 61. Rc8 Re1+ 62. Kh2 Rd1 63. Rxg8 Rd2+ 64. Kxh3
Rxd3+ 65. Kg4 Rxc3} 57. Ra5 {Score:   1.05  57... h3 58. Ra1 a5 59. d4
Rg5 60. d5 Rg2+ 61. Kf3 Rc2 62. d6 Rxc3+ 63. Ke4 h2 64. d7 Ra3 65. d8=Q
Rxa1} 57... h3 {Score:   1.29  58. Ra1 g5 59. Rg1 Kh8 60. Ke3 Bh7 61. c4
a5 62. Rg3 a4 63. Rxh3 a3 64. Kd4 Rf1} 58. Ra1 {Score:   1.12  58... g5
59. Rg1 Kh8 60. d4 Rf4 61. d5 Rg4 62. Kf2 Rxg1 63. Kxg1 g4 64. Kh2 Bh7
65. d6 Be4} 58... h2 {Score:   4.83  59. Rh1 Rh5 60. d4 g5 61. d5 g4 62.
d6 g3 63. Kf3 Kh6 64. d7 g2 65. Kxg2 Bh7 66. d8=Q Be4+ 67. Kg3 Bxh1 68.
Nxa7} 59. Rh1 {Score:   4.83  59... Rh5 60. d4 g5 61. d5 g4 62. d6 g3
63. Kf3 Kh6 64. d7 g2 65. Kxg2 Bh7 66. d8=Q Be4+ 67. Kg3 Bxh1 68. Nxa7} 
59... Rh5 {Score:   7.58  60. d4 g5 61. d5 g4 62. d6 g3 63. Kf3 Rh4 64.
Kxg3 Rc4 65. d7 Rxc6 66. Rxh2+ Kg6 67. d8=Q Rxc3+ 68. Kf4 Rc4+ 69. Ke3} 
60. d4 {Score:   7.58  60... g5 61. d5 g4 62. d6 g3 63. Kf3 Rh4 64. Kxg3
Rc4 65. d7 Rxc6 66. Rxh2+ Kg6 67. d8=Q Rxc3+ 68. Kf4 Rc4+ 69. Ke3} 60...
a6 {Score:  11.76  61. d5 g5 62. d6 Rh4 63. d7 Kg6 64. Ne7+ Kh5 65. Nxg8
g4 66. d8=Q Kg5 67. e6 g3 68. exf7 Re4+ 69. Kf3} 61. d5 {Score:  12.83 
61... g5 62. d6 Rh4 63. d7 Kg6 64. Ne7+ Kh5 65. Nxg8 Rh3 66. d8=Q Kh4
67. Nh6 Kh5 68. Qc8 Rh4 69. Nxf7} 61... g5 {Score:  13.65  62. d6 Rh4
63. d7 Kg6 64. Ne7+ Kh5 65. Nxg8 Ra4 66. Rxh2+ Kg4 67. Rg2+ Kh3 68. Rxg5
Kh4 69. Rg7 Re4+ 70. Kd3 Rxe5 71. d8=Q} 62. d6 {Score:  16.73  62... Rh4
63. d7 Kg6 64. Ne7+ Kh5 65. Nxg8 Re4+ 66. Kf3 Rh4 67. d8=Q Rh3+ 68. Ke2
g4 69. Qd2 Kh4 70. Kf2 g3+ 71. Kg2 Kg4 72. Qd7+ Kg5 73. Qxh3} 62... g4 {
Score:  99.77  63. d7 g3 64. d8=Q Rg5 65. Qd4 Kg6 66. Qh4 Rxe5+ 67.
Nxe5+ Kf5 68. Rf1+ Ke6 69. Qc4+ Kxe5 70. Qc5+ Ke6 71. Qe7+ Kd5 72. Rf5+
Kc6 73. Rc5+ Kb6 74. Qc7#} 
63. d7 {Score:  99.82  63... g3 64. d8=Q g2 65. Qd3+ Kh8 66. Qg3 g1=Q 67.
Rxg1 hxg1=Q 68. Qxg1 Rh7 69. Ne7 Rh2+ 70. Qxh2+ Bh7 71. Qh6 a5 72. Qg7#}
63... g3 {Score:  99.81  64. d8=Q Rg5 65. Qd7 Kh8 66. Qh3+ Bh7 67. Rd1
Rg8 68. Nd8 Re8 69. Nxf7+ Kg8 70. Qg4+ Kxf7 71. Rd7+ Re7 72. Rxe7+ Kf8
73. Qg7#} 64. d8=Q {Score:  99.84  64... g2 65. Qd3+ Kh8 66. Qg3 g1=Q
67. Rxg1 hxg1=Q 68. Qxg1 Rh7 69. Ne7 Rh2+ 70. Qxh2+ Bh7 71. Qh6 a5 72.
Qg7#} 64... g2 {Score:  99.85  65. Qd3+ Kh8 66. Qg3 g1=Q 67. Rxg1 hxg1=Q
68. Qxg1 Rh7 69. Ne7 Rh2+ 70. Qxh2+ Bh7 71. Qh6 a5 72. Qg7#} 65. Qd3+ {
Score:  99.86  65... Kh8 66. Qg3 g1=Q 67. Rxg1 hxg1=Q 68. Qxg1 Rh7 69.
Ne7 Rh2+ 70. Qxh2+ Bh7 71. Qh6 a5 72. Qg7#} 65... Kh8 {Score:  99.87 
66. Qg3 g1=Q 67. Rxg1 hxg1=Q 68. Qxg1 Rh7 69. Ne7 Rh2+ 70. Qxh2+ Bh7 71.
Qh6 a5 72. Qg7#} 66. Qg3 {Score:  99.86  66... g1=R 67. Rxg1 hxg1=Q 68.
Qxg1 Rh7 69. Ne7 Rh2+ 70. Kd1 Rh1 71. Qxh1+ Bh7 72. Qa8+ Bg8 73. Qxg8#} 
66... g1=Q {Score:  99.89  67. Rxg1 hxg1=Q 68. Qxg1 Rh7 69. Ne7 Rh2+ 70.
Qxh2+ Bh7 71. Qh6 a5 72. Qg7#} 67. Rxg1 {Score:  99.90  67... hxg1=Q 68.
Qxg1 Rh7 69. Ne7 Rh2+ 70. Qxh2+ Bh7 71. Qh6 a5 72. Qg7#} 67... hxg1=Q {
Score:  99.91  68. Qxg1 Rh7 69. Ne7 Rh2+ 70. Qxh2+ Bh7 71. Qh6 a5 72.
Qg7#} 68. Qxg1 {Score:  12.57  68... Rh7 69. Ne7 Rh2+ 70. Qxh2+ Bh7
71. e6} 68... Rh7 {Score:  99.93  69. Ne7 Rh2+ 70. Qxh2+ Bh7 71. Qh6 a5
72. Qg7#} 69. Ne7 {Score:  12.68  69... Rh2+ 70. Kd1 Rg2 71. Qxg2} 69...
Rh2+ {Score:  99.95  70. Qxh2+ Bh7 71. Qh6 a5 72. Qg7#} 70. Qxh2+ {
Score:  12.63  70... Bh7 71. Qg1} 70... Bh7 {Score:  99.97  71. Qh6 a5
72. Qg7#} 71. Qh6 {Score:  99.98  71... a5 72. Qg7#} 71... a5 {Score: 
99.99  72. Qg7#} 72. Qg7# 1-0

[Event "CM8000 Auto Analysis"]
[Site "jasondoucette.com"]
[Date "4-21-2003"]
[Round "-"]
[White "Jason Doucette"]
[Black "Maim Chess v0.31"]
[ECO "B07"]
[Result "1-0"]

1. e4
{Annotations by Chessmaster 8000 at 600 sec (10 min) per move on a AMD Athlon XP 1700+.

Book Move: White = 3, Black = 3
Leave Book: White = 1, Black = 0
CM8000 Agrees: White = 62, Black = 59
CM8000 Disagrees: White = 7, Black = 9
Agreement %: White = 90%, Black = 87%
Total Error: White = 6.90, Black = 15.15
Relevant Error: White = 6.90, Black = 10.97
Missed Mate: White = 0, Black = 0
Moved Into Mate: White = 0, Black = 1

B00 King's Pawn Opening. The King's Pawn opening
move is both popular and logical. It controls the center, opens lines
for both the Queen and the Bishop, and usually leads to an open game in
which tactics, rather than slow maneuvering, predominates.} 1... e5 {C20
King's Pawn Game. Black responds symmetrically, making a direct
challenge to the central squares.} 2. Nf3 {C40 King's Knight Opening.
With the possible exception of :2. f4, this is the most logical second
move against Black's symmetrical answer to the King's Pawn. The Knight
attacks e5, clears the way for an eventual castle and rests on its best
defensive square.} 2... Nf6 {C42 Petrov's Defense. The Petrov Defense
continues the symmetry of the first moves, which Black must soon vary in
recovering his pawn. Often drawish if White so chooses, this defense is
still favored by grandmasters for its tactical possibilities.} 3. Nc3 {
C42 Petrov's Defense / Three Knights Game.} 3... d6 {B07 Pirc Defense
(transposed).} 4. Bc4 {Out of Opening Book. d4 would have been in the
Philidor's Defense / Nimzowitsch (Jaenisch) Variation (transposed) book
opening. Makes way for a castle to the
kingside.}
4... Bg4 {Pins White's knight at f3.} 5. h3 {Threatens Black's bishop
at g4.} 5... Bh5 {Moves it to safety.} 6. b3 Be7 {Makes way for a castle
to the kingside.} 7. Bb2 O-O 8. Qe2 {Clears the way for a queenside
castle.} 8... Nc6 9. Qe3 {Frees White's knight at f3 from the pin.} 9...
Na5 10. g4 {Slightly better is Be2.} 10... Nxc4 {Forks White's queen and
White's bishop at b2.} 11. bxc4 {Removes the threat on White's queen and
White's bishop. White wins a knight for a bishop. Material is even.} 
11... Bg6 {Moves it to safety.} 12. d3 c6 13. O-O-O Nd7 14. Rdg1 Qa5 15.
h4 h5 16. g5 Nc5 {Blocks White's pawn at c4.} 17. Nd2 Rab8 18. Nb3 {
Threatens Black's queen.} 18... Qb4 {Moves it to safety.} 19. Nxc5 {
Blocks Black's pawn at c6.} 19... dxc5 { Black wins a knight for a
knight. Material is even.} 20. Qd2 Rfd8 21. Ne2 {Threatens Black's pawn
at e5.} 21... Qxd2+ {Forks White's knight and White's king.} 22. Kxd2 {
Removes the threat on White's knight. White wins a queen for a queen.
Material is even.} 22... Bd6 {Protects Black's pawn at e5.} 23. Ke3 b5 
24. cxb5 {Attacks Black's pawn at c6 and isolates Black's pawn at a7,
Black's pawn at c6, and Black's pawn at c5.} 24... Rxb5 {Protects
Black's pawn at c6, threatens White's bishop, and isolates White's pawn
at a2. Black wins a pawn for a pawn. Material is even.} 25. Rb1 {Pins
own bishop. Leads to 25... Rdb8 26. Bxe5 Bxe5 27. Rb3 a5 28. f4 Bd6 29.
Rhb1 Rb4 30. a3 a4 31. axb4 axb3, which wins a rook and a pawn for a
rook and a bishop. Better is Bc3, leading to 25... c4 26. Rd1 cxd3 27.
cxd3 Rb7 28. f4 Bc5+ 29. d4 exd4+ 30. Bxd4 Rbd7 31. Rhf1 Bh7 32. f5,
which wins two pawns for two pawns.} 25... Rdb8 26. Bxe5 {Partially pins
Black's bishop at d6 and attacks Black's bishop at d6.} 26... Bxe5 {
Blocks White's pawn at e4.} 27. Rxb5 {Pins Black's pawn at c5 and
attacks Black's pawn at c5.} 27... Rxb5 {Frees Black's pawn at c5 from
the pin and removes the threat on Black's pawn at c5. Black wins a rook
and a bishop for a rook and a pawn.} 28. f4 {Attacks Black's bishop at
e5.} 28... Bd6 {Moves it to safety.} 29. f5 {Attacks Black's bishop at
g6.} 29... Bh7 {Moves it to safety.} 30. Rg1 g6 31. f6 Rb2 {Forks
White's pawn at c2 and White's pawn at a2.} 32. c3 {Moves it to safety.}
32... Rxa2 {Creates a passed pawn on a7. Black wins a pawn.} 33. Rb1 {
Seizes the open file.} 33... Bf8 {Slightly better is Kh8.} 34. Rb7 Ra1 
35. Rc7 {Attacks Black's pawn at c6.} 35... Rh1 {Attacks White's pawn at
h4.} 36. Rxc6 {Slightly better is Nf4.} 36... Rh3+ {Checks White's king.
} 37. Kd2 {Moves it out of check.} 37... Rxh4 {Creates a passed pawn on
h5. Black wins a pawn.} 38. Ng1 {Slightly better is Rc8.} 38... Rg4 {
Forks White's pawn at g5 and White's knight.} 39. Nf3 {Moves it to
safety and protects White's pawn at g5.} 39... Rg2+ {Checks White's
king.} 40. Ke3 {Moves it out of check.} 40... Ra2 {Leads to 41. Ne5 Kh8
42. Rc8 Bg8 43. Rxf8 Kh7 44. Nc6 Rg2 45. Ne7 Rxg5 46. Rxg8 Rg3+ 47. Ke2
Rg2+ 48. Kf3 Rc2 49. Rg7+ Kh6 50. Rxf7 Rxc3, which wins two pawns for
two bishops and a pawn. Better is Rb2, leading to 41. Rc8 Rb6 42. Ne5
Rd6 43. Rc7 a5 44. Nxf7 Re6 45. d4 cxd4+ 46. cxd4 Rb6 47. Ne5 Rb3+ 48.
Kf4 a4, which wins a pawn for two pawns. This error did not immediately
put black out of the game, but white was able to eventually
mate.}
41. Ne5 Rg2 {Attacks White's pawn at g5.} 42. Nd7 {Leads to 42... Kh8
43. Rc8 Rg3+ 44. Kf2 Rxg5 45. Nxf8 Bg8 46. Nd7 h4 47. Rxc5 Rg4 48. Rc7
h3 49. Rxa7 h2 50. Ra1, which wins a bishop and two pawns for a pawn.
Better is Rc8, leading to 42... Rxg5 43. Nc6 Kh8 44. Rxf8+ Bg8 45. Ne7
Rg3+ 46. Kf4 Rg4+ 47. Kf3 Kh7 48. Rxg8 Kh6 49. Rg7 Kg5 50. Nd5 c4 51.
Rxf7 cxd3 52. Rxa7, which wins two bishops and two pawns for two pawns.
This was white's most serious miscue, but white was able to stay close
and eventually
mated.}
42... Rg3+ {Checks White's king.} 43. Kd2 {Moves it out of check.} 
43... Rg2+ {Checks White's king.} 44. Kd1 {Moves it out of check.} 44...
Rg1+ {Slightly better is Kh8.} 45. Kc2 {Moves it out of check.} 45...
Rg2+ {Checks White's king.} 46. Kb3 {Moves it out of check.} 46... Rxg5 
{Creates a passed pawn on g6. Black wins a pawn.} 47. Rc8 {Threatens
checkmate (rook captures bishop) and pins Black's bishop at f8.} 47...
Kh8 48. Nxf8 {Threatens checkmate (knight takes pawn). White wins a
bishop.} 48... Bg8 49. Ne6 {Pins Black's bishop and attacks Black's
rook.} 49... Rg1 {Moves it to safety.} 50. Nd8 {Frees Black's bishop
from the pin and puts the knight on the edge of the board Leads to 50...
h4 51. e5 h3 52. e6 fxe6 53. f7 Bxf7 54. Nxf7+ Kg7 55. Rc7 h2 56. Ng5+
Kf8 57. Nxe6+ Kg8 58. Rc8+ Kf7 59. Rh8 h1=Q 60. Rxh1 Rxh1 61. Nxc5.
Better is e5, leading to 50... Kh7 51. Nxc5 g5 52. Kc4 h4 53. Rc7 Kh6
54. e6 fxe6 55. f7 Bxf7 56. Rxf7 Re1 57. Kd4 g4 58. Rxa7, which gains a
rook and loses a pawn by comparison.} 50... Kh7 {Leads to 51. e5 h4 52.
e6 h3 53. exf7 h2 54. Ka4 h1=Q 55. f8=Q Ra1+ 56. Kb5 Rb1+ 57. Ka5 Ra1+
58. Kb5. Better is h4, leading to 51. e5 h3 52. e6 fxe6 53. f7 Bxf7 54.
Nxf7+ Kg7 55. Rc7 h2 56. Ng5+ Kf8 57. Nxe6+ Kg8 58. Rc8+ Kf7 59. Rh8
h1=Q 60. Rxh1 Rxh1 61. Nxc5, which gains a queen, a rook, and a pawn and
loses a queen, a bishop, and a pawn by comparison.} 51. Rxc5 {Slightly
better is e5.} 51... Rb1+ {Slightly better is h4.} 52. Kc2 {Moves it out
of check and attacks Black's rook.} 52... Rf1 {Moves it to safety and
attacks White's pawn at f6.} 53. e5 {Protects White's pawn at f6.} 53...
Rf2+ {Checks White's king.} 54. Kd1 {Moves it out of check.} 54... Rf3 {
Leads to 55. Ke2 Rf5 56. e6 Rxc5 57. d4 Rxc3 58. e7 Rc2+ 59. Kd3 Rf2 60.
e8=Q Rxf6 61. Nc6 Rf2 62. Qe3. Better is h4, leading to 55. Nxf7 Bxf7
56. Rc7 h3 57. Rxf7+ Kg8 58. Rg7+ Kh8 59. Rxg6 h2 60. Rh6+ Kg8 61. Ke1
Rg2 62. e6 Rg1+ 63. Kf2 h1=Q 64. Rxh1 Rxh1 65. Ke2 Kf8, which gains a
queen and a knight and loses a bishop and six pawns by comparison.} 55.
Ke2 {Protects White's pawn at d3 and threatens Black's rook.} 55... Rf5 
{Moves it to safety and pins White's pawn at e5.} 56. Nc6 {Attacks
Black's pawn at a7.} 56... h4 {Pushes the passed pawn.} 57. Ra5 {Frees
White's pawn at e5 from the pin.} 57... h3 {Advances the passed pawn.} 
58. Ra1 h2 {Leads to 59. Rh1 Rh5 60. d4 g5 61. d5 g4 62. d6 g3 63. Kf3
Kh6 64. d7 g2 65. Kxg2 Bh7 66. d8=Q Be4+ 67. Kg3 Bxh1 68. Nxa7. Better
is g5, leading to 59. Rg1 Kh8 60. d4 Rf4 61. d5 Rg4 62. Kf2 Rxg1 63.
Kxg1 g4 64. Kh2 Bh7 65. d6 Be4, which gains a queen and two pawns and
loses a rook and a pawn by comparison.} 59. Rh1 {Attacks Black's pawn at
h2, blocks Black's pawn at h2, and removes the promote threat at h2.} 
59... Rh5 {Removes the threat on Black's pawn at h2 and places it behind
the passed pawn at h2.} 60. d4 {Pushes the passed pawn.} 60... a6 {Leads
to 61. d5 g5 62. d6 Rh4 63. d7 Kg6 64. Ne7+ Kh5 65. Nxg8 g4 66. d8=Q Kg5
67. e6 g3 68. exf7 Re4+ 69. Kf3. Better is g5, leading to 61. d5 g4 62.
d6 g3 63. Kf3 Rh4 64. Kxg3 Rc4 65. d7 Rxc6 66. Rxh2+ Kg6 67. d8=Q Rxc3+
68. Kf4 Rc4+ 69. Ke3, which gains a bishop, a knight, and a pawn and
loses a pawn by comparison.} 61. d5 {Advances the passed pawn.} 61... g5
{Advances the passed pawn.} 62. d6 {Pushes the passed pawn.} 62... g4 {
Black steps into the forced mate. Much better is Rh4. g4 leads to 63. d7
g3 64. d8=Q Rg5 65. Qd4 Kg6 66. Qh4 Rxe5+ 67. Nxe5+ Kf5 68. Rf1+ Ke6 69.
Qc4+ Kxe5 70. Qc5+ Ke6 71. Qe7+ Kd5 72. Rf5+ Kc6 73. Rc5+ Kb6 74. Qc7#
and mate.} 63. d7 {White has a forced mate. Adds a promote threat at d7.
Leads to 63... g3 64.
d8=Q Rg5 65. Qd4 Kg6 66. Qh4 Rxe5+ 67. Nxe5+ Kf5 68. Rf1+ Ke6 69. Qc4+
Kxe5 70. Qc5+ Ke6 71. Qe7+ Kd5 72. Rf5+ Kc6 73. Rc5+ Kb6 74. Qc7# and
checkmate.} 63... g3 {Pushes the passed pawn.} 64. d8=Q {White has a
mate in 9.  Leads to 64... Rg5 65. Qd7 Kh8 66. Qh3+ Bh7 67. Rd1 Rg8 68.
Nd8 Re8 69. Nxf7+ Kg8 70. Qg4+ Kxf7 71. Rd7+ Re7 72. Rxe7+ Kf8 73. Qg7#
and checkmate.} 64... g2 {Attacks White's rook and adds a promote threat
at g2.} 65. Qd3+ {White has a mate in 7. Forks Black's king and Black's
pawn at a6. Leads to 65... Kh8 66. Qg3 g1=Q 67. Rxg1 hxg1=Q 68. Qxg1 Rh7
69. Ne7 Rh2+ 70. Qxh2+ Bh7 71. Qh6 a5 72. Qg7# and mate.} 65... Kh8 {
Moves it out of check.} 66. Qg3 {White has a mate in 6. Threatens mate
(queen to g7) and attacks Black's pawn at g2. Leads to 66... g1=Q 67.
Rxg1 hxg1=Q 68. Qxg1 Rh7 69. Ne7 Rh2+ 70. Qxh2+ Bh7 71. Qh6 a5 72. Qg7#
and checkmate.} 66... g1=Q {Threatens White's queen.} 67. Rxg1 {White
has a mate in 5. Threatens checkmate (queen takes bishop) and protects
White's queen. Leads to 67... hxg1=Q 68. Qxg1 Rh7 69. Ne7 Rh2+ 70. Qxh2+
Bh7 71. Qh6 a5 72. Qg7# and mate.} 67... hxg1=Q {Attacks White's queen.}
68. Qxg1 {White has a mate in 4. Threatens mate (queen to g7).
Leads to 68... Rh7 69. Ne7 Rh2+ 70. Qxh2+ Bh7 71. Qh6 a5 72. Qg7# and
mate.} 68... Rh7 69. Ne7 {White has a mate in 3. Threatens checkmate
(queen captures bishop). Leads to 69... Rh2+ 70. Qxh2+ Bh7 71. Qh6 a5
72. Qg7# and checkmate.} 69... Rh2+ {Checks White's king.} 70. Qxh2+ {
White has a mate in 2. Removes the threat on White's king and
counter-checks Black's king. Leads to 70... Bh7 71. Qh6 a5 72. Qg7# and
checkmate.} 70... Bh7 {Forced. Protects Black's king.} 71. Qh6 {White
will mate next turn. Threatens mate (queen to g7). Leads to 71... a5 72.
Qg7# and checkmate.} 71... a5 {Forced. Advances the passed pawn.} 72.
Qg7# {Checkmates Black's
king.} 1-0


