From: Yury Shpilev YAHOO COM> Date: 19 may 2003 Subject: Re: "Habu's Words" Thank you, David! --- David J Bush CSTONE NET> wrote: > | | 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 > | | +---------------------------+ > | | a |wL bS * * * * * * wL | a > | | b | * bS * * wG * * * * | b > | | c | * wP bN wP * wP * wP * | c > | | d |wP * * wK * * * * wP | d > | | e | * bG bB * * * * * * | e > | | f |bP bP wP bP * bP bP bP bP | f > | | g | * * * bB bG * bS bK * | g > | | h | * * * * * * bG * * | h > | | i |bL *w+R * * * * *w+R | i > | | +---------------------------+ > | | 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 > | | > | | Black (Matt Casters) S N P P > | | > | | Diagram 9. After 53.B'7e > | | > | | There white resigned (1-0). I see next variant (comment in book): > | | 53. ... K-5e 54.S'4e +R7i-2i 55.S-2h with win for black. > | | > | | I think that white must to win there. See next: > | | 55. ... +R1ix2h 56.Gx2h S'3h 57.K-3g +Rx2h 58.K-4h (if 58.Kx2h > | | than 58. ... G'2g 59.K-1i L'1h mat) +R-3i 59.K-5h (59.K-3g G'2g mat) +R-4i > | | 60.K-6h G'7g tsume > | > | I don't have the book, but White does have a tsume after 54.S'4e? > | However, perhaps Black could play 54.G-5f which gives his king the escape > | square of 5g. For example 54.G-5f K-4d 55.N'4e (threatening 56.S'3e (or > | 56.S'3c) 56. ...K-5d 57.G-6e) and now nothing seems to work for white: > | > | 55. ... L'3b 56.N-3c+ threatens G-4e which is a tsume. > ^^^^^ > > I meant 56.N-5c+ not N-3c+, sorry > > > | 55. ... L'6e 56.P'5e with the double threat of S'3e or S'3c. After 55.N'4e white win so: 55. ... +R7i-2i 56.S-2h +R1ix2h 57.Gx2h S'3h 58.K-3g +Rx2h 59.K-4h S-3i= (double check) 60.K-5i G'6h 61.K-4i S-4h=(or S-4h+ or +R-4h as you want) if 60.K-5g (or 60.K-4g) +R-4h tsume too Black must attack with permanent checks, but white king escape to 5e-4d-3c-3b-4a. Black not have enough pieces in a hand. > | > | So maybe Reijer's resignation was appropriate? > | > | David Yury __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Search - Faster. Easier. Bingo. http://search.yahoo.com