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• Copyright 1991,1996, 1997, 1998 John Richard Coffey.
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0       [Next]	Black to Move
1       [Next]	On a 15 ply search, Fritz 8 prefers Nc6, although almost as good is d5.
2       [Next]	Fritz 6 at 17 ply had prefered Qa5 here, but 5 minutes of analysis on Fritz 8 prefers... Black to Move
3       [Next]	Black to Move
4       [Next]	Now a 20 ply search on Fritz 8 gives this line .... Black to Move
5       [Next]	Black to Move
6       [Next]	Black to Move
7       [Next]	Black to Move
8       [Next]	Black to Move
9       [Next]	With advantage black.
10       [Next]	Fritz 8 at 13 ply depth gives ..... Black to Move
11       [Next]	Black to Move
12       [Next]	Black to Move
13       [Next]	Black to Move
14       [Next]	And Black is a little better I think.
15       [Next]	Black to Move
16       [Next]	at a 17 ply search, Fritz 6 prefers Nc6 with a slight advantage to White Black to Move
17       [Next]	Black to Move
18       [Next]	At a whopping 22 ply search, Fritz 6 thinks that the position is equal. Could someone please verify this for me? Black to Move
19       [Next]	Black to Move
20       [Next]	Black to Move
21       [Next]	The fritz 8 book gives Bxf6 a question mark, although I am not sure why. Black to Move
22       [Next]	Black to Move
23       [Next]	Black to Move
24       [Next]	Black to Move
25       [Next]	Fritz 8 analysis gives this as favorable to black, although I am not so sure. I am researching what happens after Rhd1.

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