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• Copyright 1991,1996, 1997, 1998 John Richard Coffey.
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0       [Next]	In order to transpose to lines that we will see below.... White to Move
1       [Next]	Fritz 8 likes taking. White to Move
2       [Next]	White to Move
3       [Next]	White to Move
4       [Next]	This tranposes to lines that we will see below.
5       [Next]	White to Move
6       [Next]	On a whopping 17 ply search Fritz 8 thinks that this is roughly equal. I would like to do a deep positional analysis from here to get a deeper contiunation. White to Move
7       [Next]	White to Move
8       [Next]	White to Move
9       [Next]	Fritz 8 thinks that this is roughly equal.
10       [Next]	White to Move
11       [Next]	White to Move
12       [Next]	Fritz 8 line analyzed at 15 ply is roughly equal.
13       [Next]	White to Move
14       [Next]	At 11 ply Fritz 8 thinks that this roughly equal White to Move
15       [Next]	At 11 ply Fritz 8 thinks that Qh5 roughly equal White to Move
16       [Next]	At 11 ply Fritz 8 thinks that white has a slight advantage.
17       [Next]	White to Move
18       [Next]	At 11 ply Fritz 8 thinks that The game is roughly equal.
19       [Next]	White to Move
20       [Next]	White to Move
21       [Next]	White to Move At 11 ply Fritz 8 thinks that white has a miniscule advantage.
22       [Next]	White to Move
23       [Next]	.59 pawn advantage to White according to Fritz 8
24       [Next]	White to Move
25       [Next]	.34 pawn advantage to White according to Fritz 8

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