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Match Fisherov chess monk 1.2 - Stockfish 070622 (51-49)

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Match Fisherov chess monk 1.2 - Stockfish 070622 (51-49)  (+2 -0 =98)

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 Engine Sco ***** *** +/-/=
1: Fisherov chess monk 1.2 51.0 =========1===============
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2: Stockfish 070622 49.0 =========0===============
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Fisherov chess monk 1.2 bmi2–Stockfish 0706221–0D24Match Stockfish-Fisherov, Błysk 3.0min31DESKTOP-AU8L67R18.06.20220.34;0.42
[%e@p 0,45,25,26,18,-17,3,6,18,18,48,45,53,30,2,-12,52,9,10,0,0,-1,2,14,0,-9, -9,-15,-17,-12,-25,-25,-25,-37,-35,-30,-22,-28,0,0,-10,0,-11,-12,26,22,25,-20] 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-11800H î 2.30GHz 2304 MHz W=30.2 plies; 10 813kN/s; 12 960 747 TBAs B=27.3 plies; 1 218kN/s; 793 536 TBAs 1.d4 Obie Ostatni ruch z książki f6 2.c4 e6 3.f3 (g3) d5 4.c3 (g3) dxc4 (Gb4) 5.e4 b4 6.xc4 xe4 7.0-0 f6 8.a4+ c6 9.e5 b8 10.d1 d6 11.xc6 bxc6 12.xa7 d7 13.f1 a8 (0-0) 14.b7 0-0 15.b3 d5 (e5) 16.e4 h4 17.xd6 cxd6 18.c2 fb8 19.b3 b4 20.d2 c8 21.f4 (Ge2) d8 22.g3 a6 23.h6 f8 24.f4 d8 25.a4 (Gxa6) d5 (Gxf1) 26.d3 xd3 (Sxf4) 27.xd3 h8 (Wac8) 28.c1 h6 29.h3 (Wf3) e7 30.d2 d7 (Wdc8) 31.f3 ab8 (Kh7) 32.h5 h7 33.g3 g8 34.c4 (Hf3) b7 35.d1 (Hf3) e7 36.b4 (Hc2+) h8 37.c1 (Hc2) h7 (f6) 38.h2 bb8 39.c2+ (Wgc3) h8 (f5) 40.f3 gf8 (f5) 41.c1 (Hc3) h7 42.fc3 (Wg3) f5 43.g3 (Hb1) b7 (Wf7) 44.a5 (Hc2) fb8 (Wg8) 45.d5 (Hd1) cxd5 46.xh6 g6 47.c2 d4 48.d2 e7 49.a6 (Hd1) a7 50.a2 e5 51.c4 f4 52.g5 f5 53.h4 g6 54.h5 h6 55.xg6+ xh5 56.g8 xg8 57.xg8 h6 58.b3 h7 59.g1 g5 60.g3+ h5 61.h2+ g6 62.b5 (Gxf4) g8 (Hd7) 63.b2 g4 (Sf5) 64.h3 f6 65.f3 e3 66.h6+ e7 (Hg6) 67.xe3 dxe3 68.h4+ f7 69.b6 xa6 70.b7 a1+ (Hb8) 71.h2 b8 72.c2 e2 73.xe2 c1 74.b2 (Hh7+) c6 (Kg7) 75.h7+ (Hh6) f6 (Ke6) 76.b5 (Hh6+) c5 77.xc5 (Wb6) dxc5 78.h4+ f7 79.h3 d6 80.h7+ e6 (Kf6) 81.g8+ (Hh6+) e7 (Kf6) 82.b8 xb8 83.xb8 e6 84.d8 (He8+) c4 85.g8+ 1–0
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Fisherov chess monk 1.2 bmi2–Stockfish 0706221–0D39Match Stockfish-Fisherov, Błysk 3.0min11DESKTOP-AU8L67R18.06.20220.36;0.42
[%e@p 0,44,25,26,18,-17,3,6,18,18,33,5,18,26,49,39,32,36,86,62,91,78,72,65,61, 61,89,38,21,27,46,45,101,14,48,47,47,50,74,80,39,64,69,60,84,0,70] 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-11800H î 2.30GHz 2304 MHz W=39.4 plies; 12 205kN/s; 7 574 234 TBAs B=34.3 plies; 1 315kN/s; 1 110 146 TBAs 1.d4 Obie Ostatni ruch z książki f6 2.c4 e6 3.f3 (g3) d5 4.c3 (g3) b4 5.g5 (Ha4+) dxc4 (h6) 6.e4 h6 (c5) 7.xf6 xf6 8.xc4 c5 9.0-0 xc3 (cxd4) 10.bxc3 0-0 11.e1 (He2) d8 12.d3 (Wc1) d7 13.d5 (Wad1) exd5 14.xd5 f8 15.e3 g6 (Se6) 16.g3 (c4) e7 17.c4 g4 (Sxd5) 18.d2 c6 (Sxd5) 19.xc5 b2 20.f1 (h3) ac8 (Sd4) 21.e3 b6 22.f4 (Hf4) e7 (h5) 23.f2 b4 24.ab1 a4 25.e3 d7 26.e5 a5 (b5) 27.b7 (Wbd1) c7 28.e4 a4 29.h4 (Sd5) d4 (Wd2) 30.g2 d3 31.e2 (Kh2) c6 32.b3 d4 33.h3 (f5) d7 34.f5 c5 35.e6 (Kh2) fxe6 36.fxe6 c6 (Ga4) 37.f7+ (Kh2) h7 38.h2 e5 39.bb2 e4 40.f3 c5 (a5) 41.d5 (Hf2) xe2+ 42.xe2 xd5 43.d3+ g6 44.cxd5 xd5 45.d2 b7 46.h5 xh5 47.d8 g7 48.e7 f3 49.g2 c6 50.e8 xe8 51.xe8 f6 52.e2 h5 53.e4 c7 54.g2 h6 55.e3+ g7 56.f2 e7 57.d2 e5 58.f4 c5 (Hb5) 59.d8 (Wd4) e6 (Wf7) 60.d5 (Wd4) e7 61.c8 e2+ 62.h3 d6 63.f7+ h6 64.h8+ g5 65.d4 e5 66.f4+ xf4 67.gxf4+ h6 68.xa7 g5 69.fxg5+ xg5 70.g7+ f5 71.d7 g5 (We3+) 72.b3 e3+ 73.g2 h4 74.d6 g3+ (We2+) 75.h2 e3 (Wf3) 76.xb6 e1 (We5) 77.g2 f5 78.b4 g5 79.b5+ (Wd4) g4 80.f2 (Wb4+) e4 (Wc1) 81.d1+ (Wc5) f4 82.h5 e7 (We8) 83.xh4+ g5 (Ke5) 84.b4 (Wh5+) f6 (Wf7+) 85.b5 (Gb3) e6 (We4) 86.e3 (Gb3+) d6+ (Kf6+) 87.d4 (Kd2) g7 (Kc6) 88.a4 (Kc3) g2 (Wf7) 89.b3 d2+ (Wg4+) 90.c3 h2 (Wf2) 91.b4 (a5) h1 (Wh4+) 92.a5 h8 (Wh3) 93.a6 (Gd5) a8 (Wh4+) 94.a5 (Gc4) e7 (Kc7) 95.a7 (Gc4) f6 (Kd6) 96.d5 (Kc3) xa7 (Wc8) 97.xa7 e5 (Kf5) 98.c5 (Kc3) f5 99.d4 f4 (Kf6) 100.f7+ (Ge4) g4 101.e6+ h5 102.e5 g5 103.f5 h6 (Kh5) 104.f4 h5 105.h7# 1–0
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