Sanny wrote:
A week back Zebediah used to win in 20-30 moves but now the GetClubs
game was a bit improved now Zebediah takes 35 moves to win against the
Advance Level.

But your program was already dead in the water at move 25. He just took
another 10 moves to finish it off.

If you can spot any mistake in GetClubs game I can improve it further.

The predictable spite checks do not help. He set up a position where the
spite check gets the queen into trouble and Getclub fell for it hook
line and sinker. Getclub also set about partially creating a trap for
its own queen which Zebediah did not exploit.

I do not understand how zebediah manages to win Advance in just 35-40
Moves?

He is a lot stronger than your program and possibly an anticomputer
specialist. He is winning in about 20 moves it take 35-40 before the
computer finally sees that.


Game Played between zebediah and advance at GetClub.com

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zebediah: (White)
advance: (Black)
Game Played at: http://www.GetClub.com/Chess.html
View Recorded Game: http://www.getclub.com/playgame.php?...903&game=Chess
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White -- Black
(zebediah) -- (advance)

10. e4-d5{330} Qd8-a5{1444}

Spite check 10. ... Be7 was OK

13. c4-b5{104} Qb6-d4{2188}

Queen move when 13. ... Ne4 was better

16. Bf1-e2{234} Ra8-c8{1372}

16. .... d5 was better

18. Ke1-g1{514} d5-d4{2022}

d5 is asking for trouble by restricting queens mobility. It is all
downhill from here. Whites queenside pawns are already lethal.
19. Bf3 and blacks queen is struggling for safe squares.

18. ... Bc5 (or Bd6, Be7) about as good as there is

22. Ra1-c1{518} Qe4-a8{3138}

22. ... RxR 23. QxR Qa8 is better.

24. a6-a7{128} Nf6-d5{1558}

24. ... Qb7 or Ke7 or Ne4 are the least bad.

26. Bb5-c6{410} Nd5-f6{1798}

26. ... h5 makes the best of a bad job

Is it making Tactical Mistakes or it is doing Strategy Mistake. Please
Explain the mistake So that I really undersatand what went wrong.

It is a fairly simple tactical error. It isn't a good idea to move the
queen excessively, give spite checks that help your opponent to develop
minor pieces or to trap your own queen. And letting him grab a huge
queenside pawn advantage early on isn't very smart either.

Regards,
Martin Brown
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