3) The Qualifying Rounds
The tournament was scheduled to start at 9:20 in the morning, but after the
opening speeches it became clear that there was a serious power problem.
Computers at the end of the power cable would start up for an instant and
then shut down immediately. Since the number of participants was not that
much higher than last year, this was a bit strange, but it may have been that
there were more powerful machines this year. In any case, the start of the
tournament was delayed for about half an hour, but finally the problems were
sorted out and we could begin.
The two foreign entries started the tournament badly. I lost against Kenji
Shogi, which was a new version of a program that had participated a couple
of years ago (it now had the name of the son of the programmer). It was quite
a tough opponent and Spear never really had a chance. Jeff, who was in the
top group after missing the finals by one game last year, also lost in the
first round, but since he had to play Morita Shogi, this was more or less
expected. Furthermore, in a Swiss tournament system it is sometimes good to
lose early, because you will be paired with weaker opponents.
The second round was a disaster for Spear. After losing a bishop early in
the game, my program fought a long and hard battle to get back from this
material deficit. Slowly, it managed to reverse the position, but it was then
that the time trouble set in. Because of a mistake in the blitzmode of the
program, it did not spot a mate in one by the opponent in its fastest playing
mode and lost a won game. This meant I now had the same start as last year
and I was seriously worried I might not be able to even improve last year's
score. Shotest had not much trouble with Super Hashimoto Shogi, which was
a very old, very stable, but also very slow program and the weakest
program in the top group. This round was also the first round we could hear
the victory cry of the IS-Shogi team. IS-Shogi scored a remarkable victory
over favourite Morita Shogi. IS-shogi (IS stands for Information Science) is
a group effort of four students from Tokyo University. Last year it won five
games in the preliminary tournament and missed the final by losing in the
final round to S1.2.
From this point on, all things went very well for both Spear and Shotest. We
both won four games in a row. Admittedly, I played the worst programs in
the tournament and had wins of less than 60 moves (Japanese count) in two
games where my opponents tried to find the shortest route to losing (which is
very hard to program!). Jeff had more opposition and got an important moral
victory in the 6th round, where he beat Yano Shogi, the program that kept
him out of the final last year. Yano Shogi was the major loser this tournament.
Being a finalist last year, it now managed to win only two games. It was
unclear if this was because Yano had not been able to work on his program or
because of introducing too many bugs together with the improvements.
With one round left to play, I now had the minimal result I wanted with
four wins. It was clear that there would not be more, since I had to play
the commercial M-Brain, which has thus far won all its games. M-Brain is
the brainchild of a small company called Alphagram. Alphagram has only
five employees and M-Brain was operated by its managing director Ogi Takeshi.
My program made a strategic blunder in the middle game and lost almost
all of its pieces before it was mated. This meant that M-Brain was the
winner of the lower group. There was one other strong program in the group,
called Kawabata Shogi. However, Kawabata Shogi could not win a very good
position against M-Brain and that was the decider.
In the top group things had become very complicated. With one game left to
play, only IS-Shogi was certain of qualification with a prefect score of
six wins. Morita Shogi had only lost to IS-Shogi and had played all the strong
programs and would probably qualify as well. For the remaining two spots there
were still four candidates: Sekita Shogi (finalist last year), Yoshimura Shogi,
Shotest and Sougin. Unfortunately the speeded Swiss system made it impossible
to have a direct match to fight for the spots (a draw Sekita-Sougin and
Yoshimura-Shotest or Sekita-Shotest and Yoshimura-Sougin were both possible).
The draw resulted in the games Sekita-Sougin, IS-Shotest and Yoshimura-Takada.
Jeff was not too thrilled about playing IS Shogi, since this program seemed
to be the strongest in the group. If Shotest would lose, it was very much
possible that it would not qualify for the finals even with a 5-2 score, since
it had not played very strong opponents up until now. This was another
drawback of the special Swiss that was used.
In the end, it was not Jeff who had reasons to complain about the system.
Shotest played a great game against IS and won after a long and hard
battle. There was a small incident in the end, though. After the final move,
there were some problems with the power. Of course both programs could restart
the game, but the IS team decided to resign the hisshi position. This meant
that Shotest was the first foreign program to reach the final. That was great,
even though it took away one of my short term goals. Sougin beat Sekita and
Yoshimura beat Takada. After the final round in the preliminary tournament
there were three programs with a 6-1 score: IS-Shogi, Morita Shogi and
Shotest. Sougin and Yoshimura had 5-2 scores and Sougin qualified for the
finals with one extra SOS point. Yoshimura, shouted ``kaeroo!'' (``let's go
home!'') and pretended leaving the hotel, but he was soon back to his
normal talkative self.
The evening after the preliminary rounds a party was being held, in good
Japanese tradition. Some people were honoured because of their outstanding
work for computer shogi. Morita shogi received a prize for his long involvement
in the CSA and Todoroki and Seo received prizes for their work on solving
Microcosmos, the longest tsume shogi problem (more than 1500 moves). There
were also speeches by the programmers who qualified for the finals. While most
said that they were happy to be in the finals at all, the leader
of the IS team stated that it was their goal to win all games on the next day.
I remember thinking how nice it was that Japanese students also like bluffing.
Jeff and I, being a little older, looked at the table and made the prediction
that YSS and Kanazawa Shogi would fight for the top spot and that after that
it was anybody's guess for places three to eight. I will remember this the
next time I want to bet the house on a certain winner...
4) The Finals
On the day of the finals I became a supporter of Shotest and helped Jeff a
little with understanding what was going on in his games. Jeff has a long
history in chess programming, but has only played a couple of shogi games in
his life. He seemed to be happy with my comments on the games instead of having
to guess from the evaluation function value and I got to share some of the
limelight for the first foreign program in the finals. I was not too sure about
the strength of Jeff's program though. I had not seen it play in the
preliminaries, but I knew it had been lucky in the draw, with only two strong
opponents. Sougin also did not have to prove itself against all the strong
programs and seemed a little lucky to be here. Therefore, I was not too
surprised when Shotest lost quite badly in the first round against Morita
Shogi. The real shocks of the first round were on the other boards. Both
YSS and Kanazawa Shogi lost their first game! YSS seemed to have lost
convincingly against IS-Shogi, but the game Kanazawa Shogi against M-Brain
was decided under the time pressure of one move per second, where M-Brain
made the fewest mistakes.
If the first round was a shocker, the second round was more like an earthquake:
YSS and Kanazawa Shogi lost again! YSS's loss against Shotest will probably
go down in history as the first shogi computer game won because of opening
preparation. Jeff had played AI Shogi automatically hundreds of times by
making a program that could read AI Shogi's moves from the screen. The time
used to make that program was well-spent, since I could only play about three
or four games a day against Ai-Shogi by manually entering the moves. During
these long testsessions, Jeff had found an opening where AI Shogi responded
wrongly. Yamashita had not changed this in the new YSS program and it played
the same opening again with disastrous results. Shotest got a promoted bishop
and YSS a dead rook that would be lost eventually. The game took a long time,
but YSS never had a chance to win. Yamashita's comments after the game was the
prediction that next year Jeff's Shotest would be one of the seeded programs
and that his program would have to try again in the preliminaries. Kanazawa's
loss to Sougin was even more shocking. I was told that Kanazawa had completely
rewritten his program and that might be part of the explanation. Still, there
seemed to be no more doubts about the strength of Shotest and Sougin. It was
strange that the victory of IS-Shogi over Kakinoki-Shogi almost went by
unnoticed, except of course for the shouts of the victorious IS team.
In round three the victory cry of the Tokyo students could again be heard. This
time they beat Morita Shogi. In the endgame there was something strange,
though. IS-Shogi seemed to be winning, but then the program defended wrongly
against a desperate check. This allowed mate, but Morita Shogi was playing in
its fastest mode because of time trouble and did not have its tsume-mode
switched on. IS Shogi seemed a little lucky to get away with a win in the end.
Still, it was clear that the party talk could hardly
be called bluffing. IS Shogi had played three of the strongest programs and
had won them all. They seemed to be cruising to victory. Meanwhile,
Shotest lost a quick game against Kanazawa Shogi and at least half of the
prediction of Yamashita seemed very far away. The other half had become almost
a reality, because last year's champion YSS lost its third straight game, this
time against Sougin. In the finals, any program seemed to have a chance to win
against any other program.
Round four was a quiet round with only one surprise: Shotest beat Kakinoki
Shogi. This was one of the up-and-down games that would become the trademark
of Shotest in this tournament. A little better after the opening, then losing
in the middle game, fighting back hard and finally winning in the time
pressure situation. YSS won its first game against M-Brain, Kanazawa beat
Morita Shogi to keep his hopes for a miracle comeback alive and IS Shogi beat
Sougin. This was probably the game where IS Shogi was in the biggest trouble.
Like in the game against Shotest, it allowed its rook to be completely boxed
in. In the end Sougin was not strong enough to take advantage, but it came
very close to winning.
The only problem with the tournament so far seemed to be that IS Shogi might
be too strong and win all its games. This was no longer a concern after round
five when a revived Kanazawa Shogi beat IS Shogi. YSS also got a good victory
against Kakinoki Shogi. The game Morita against Sougin was also finished
quickly, which meant that the audience and the comments of Mushano
(professional 6-dan, who was doing comments on the games together with
Horiguchi, 6-dan and Iida, 5-dan) could focus on the game between Shotest and
M-Brain. For a long time there did not seem to be anything interesting in the
game. Shotest started well, but then underestimated the strength of the
M-Brain attack, which got decisive strength. Resignation did not seem far
away. However, M-Brain used quite a lot of time and towards the 20 minute
mark began producing some strange moves. Suddenly the game, which I had
already declared ``over'', became interesting again. Shotest played an almost
perfect endgame with some great human-like sacrifices that could not have
been calculated until the end and finally won.
Round six was the first round where all favourites won, with maybe the win
of Kakinoki Shogi over Kanazawa Shogi as the only small surprise. Shotest again
had a very tough game, this time against Sougin. However, Sougin allowed
Shotest's king to enter, after which the king helped in mating. IS-Shogi beat
M-Brain to keep a one point lead over Shotest, the only program with a 4-2
score after six rounds. This actually meant that the tournament was getting a
real final. Instead of the scheduled final between YSS and Kanazawa Shogi,
IS-Shogi and Shotest would play a ``winner-takes-all'' game.
Before the decisive game there was a lot of excitement at the prospect of a
non-Japanese program winning the tournament, not in the least by the delegation
from the Itochu game company, who are planning a commercial release of Shotest
this year. Since Shotest had beaten IS-Shogi in the preliminary tournament, it
was far from clear who would win the game and the students were clearly worried
that a certain victory would slip through their fingers. The coolest person
was probably Jeff, who was very happy that he had come this far and was very
much aware that he had no reason to complain about his fortune up until that
point.
After all the build-up the game itself was a little bit of a let-down. Shotest
made some early strategic mistakes and the evaluation function dropped from
slightly bad to very bad to disastrous and that was a good reflection of the
situation on the board. In this tournament Shotest had been given many
opportunities to get back in the game, but not this time. In the end IS-Shogi
won without too much of a fight.
Still, with his 4-3 score Jeff edged Kakinoki Shogi for third place on the
result of their mutual game. So Shotest not only became the first foreign
program in the finals, but also the first foreign program to win a prize.
Kanazawa Shogi beat YSS in the final round, so now Yamashita's prediction had
become a reality. YSS ended fifth with a 3-4 score and has to try and
qualify for the finals again next year. Morita came sixth after losing in the
final round to Kakinoki Shogi. M-Brain beat Sougin, which did not change the
ordening of the programs. Sougin came seventh and M-Brain came eight. Both had
a 2-5 score.
IS-Shogi was the glorious winner of the tournament. In the end IS-Shogi was
two points clear of the other programs and that was the right reflection of
the differences in strength, even though there were some close games and
it might have all gone wrong in the final round. IS-Shogi
was clearly better than all of the other programs, which is amazing considering
that it was written by a team of four students. The contest has been dominated
by commercial programs for years, and it was good to see that the winner also
took the best amateur prize home. I wonder how they will divide that prize
into four (the amateur prize is a computer).
5) Observations
Let's look at the program's perfomances individually. IS-Shogi played some
good games in this tournament and is in my opinion close to dan-level
strength. However, the games against Morita Shogi, Kanazawa Shogi and Sougin
show that there are still some major flaws in the program. With a little more
tuning and some minor improvements, I expect that the program will give
players up to 1-dan a good game. I do not have the impression that the
students used some revolutionary new techniques. They just used the existing
techniques better than others. They also had managed to split up the work very
well. Their comments that there was still a lot of intended work undone is
promising for the future. I hope they will be able to keep working on the
program even after graduation.
Kanazawa Shogi had a rollercoaster ride this tournament. The program managed
to get the runner-up honours like last year, but it lost against Sougin and
M-Brain, which finished seventh and eight. After losses in the first two
rounds, the chance of winning the tournament was already gone. Still, it
was the only program to beat IS-Shogi. As said, it seemed that Kanazawa had
completely rewritten the program. This is not a bad idea, since you can
only hack on a big program for a number of years before you find that the
effort of adding new things becomes too much. I think the program might not
have been ready for this tournament. His comments on the losses in the first
two rounds was that there were ``tuning misses''. I expect Kanazawa to be
back next year with a much stronger program.
Shotest was of course the second major surprise of the tournament. I have seen
all of Shotest's games in the final and I think that an important
reason for Shotest's success was its timemanagement. Shotest uses a formula
that allots time depending on the expected number of moves left in the game,
which is based on the position evaluation. This meant that when other programs
got into time trouble, Shotest still managed to play at almost the same
strength. This is not the only secret of Jeff's success though. His program is
very strong in calculating tactics, especially in the endgame. I saw it play
the correct sacrifices of major pieces of which the ultimate result must
have been beyond the search horizon. The balance of material and position in
the different stages of the game is one of the hardest things to program. There
are some aspects in Shotest's play that still need attention. A weakness in
Shotest are the middle game strategies, which are in part caused by Jeff's
own unfamiliarity with shogi. I think these things are not too difficult to
straigthen out, so I give Jeff a good chance of winning the tournament next
year.
Kakinoki was probably the unhappiest man of the tournament. He looked seriously
upset with losing his seeded place to Shotest. I suspect that he put in a major
effort this year to try and win this tournament. His program is always doing
very well, but seems to be overshadowed by Kanazawa Shogi and even
Morita Shogi, although it is clearly stronger than Morita's program. Kakinoki
had a good win against Kanazawa Shogi, but he was never a contender for the
title.
YSS had a big fall after reaching great heights last year. It might be that
last year's title took away some of the ambition of Yamashita. Or maybe he
spent to much time on his Go program. In any case, YSS lost four games and
seems to be back on square one. Yamashita did not take it badly though,
he was all smiles throughout the tournament. I am also counting on him being
back with something good next year.
Morita Shogi seems to be slowly sliding down the ranks. Second place in 1995,
third place in 1996, fourth place in 1997 and now sixth. Morita Shogi is still
famous for its tsume shogi solving capability, but needs a major effort to
get back to the top of the shogi playing programs.
Sougin was the only program in the top group that might have used a different
approach to the problem of a shogi playing program. I have not talked with the
programmer, but the messages on the screen seemed to indicate some kind of
selective search, with quick selection of primary candidate moves in a
position. The program was quite successful with wins against YSS and Kanazawa,
but still had too many problems to be a real contender.
M-Brain was a first year program and winner of the B-group. I think it was the
weakest program to qualify for the finals, even though its fight against
Kanazawa Shogi was very interesting. With more time to iron things out, M-Brain
may become a force in the future.
This was one of the most exciting computer tournaments I have ever seen. It
also might prove to be a very important for the progress in computer shogi.
The domination of the commercial programs in the past couple of years gave
the impression that there was not much room for algorithmic improvement in
the programs. It seemed that among the strong programs, speed was more
important than knowledge. This tournament was very competitive, with about
ten programs with the capability of beating anybody. On the other hand. the
flaws in the strongest programs show that there is still a lot of room for
improvement. Because of these two factors, I think that next year's tournament
can be very interesting with strong programs like YSS and Kakinoki being forced
to make a comeback from the preliminary tournaments.
My prediction is that there will be a real dan-level program
within a couple of years and that professional strength might not be that
far away, maybe less than fifteen years. But then again, this prediction
might have as much value as my prediction on the evening before the
tournament...
6) The Tournament Results
6.1) Preliminary Contest
a) Upper Group
No Program Name 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 W-L-D SOS SB
1 Morita8 3+ 2- 5+ 6+ 9+ 4+ 11+ 6-1-0 32 26
2 IS 16+ 1+ 6+ 8+ 13+ 9+ 3- 6-1-0 24 18
3 Shotest v2.0 1- 16+ 10+ 7+ 14+ 13+ 2+ 6-1-0 23 17
4 Sougin 13- 11+ 12+ 10+ 8+ 1- 6+ 5-2-0 24 16
5 Yoshimura 10+ 6- 1- 11+ 15+ 8+ 9+ 5-2-0 23 13
6 Sekita 15+ 5+ 2- 1- 7+ 12+ 4- 4-3-0 30 13
7 Amano 14+ 12- 8+ 3- 6- 15+ 10+ 4-3-0 22 9
8 S1.3 12+ 14+ 7- 2- 4- 5- 13+ 3-4-0 27 7
9 Takada v3.1 11- 13+ 15+ 14+ 1- 2- 5- 3-4-0 25 10
10 Maruyama v0.3 5- 15+ 3- 4- 12+ 16+ 7- 3-4-0 24 4
11 Tancho (Reiki) 9+ 4- 13- 5- 16+ 14+ 1- 3-4-0 23 5
12 Hyper1.9 8- 7+ 4- 13+ 10- 6- 16+ 3-4-0 21 6
13 Yano3 4+ 9- 11+ 12- 2- 3- 8- 2-5-0 29 8
14 Oki 7- 8- 16+ 9- 3- 11- 15+ 2-5-0 20 1
15 Yamada v1.6 6- 10- 9- 16+ 5- 7- 14- 1-6-0 21 0
16 SuperHashimoto 2- 3- 14- 15- 11- 10- 12- 0-7-0 24 0
b) Lower Group
No. Program Name 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 W-L-D SOS SB
1 M-Brain 5+ 2+ 4+ 9+ 3+ 8+ 7+ 7-0-0 30.0 30.0
2 Kawabata 15+ 1- 9+ 11+ 5+ 4+ 3+ 6-1-0 27.0 20.0
3 KFend 11+ 6+ 10+ 4+ 1- 5+ 2- 5-2-0 31.0 18.0
4 Seo (Reiki) 13+ 10+ 1- 3- 11+ 2- 6+ 4-3-0 30.5 12.5
5 Super 1- 15+ 13+ 6+ 2- 3- 9+ 4-3-0 28.5 10.5
6 Kenji 7+ 3- 14+ 5- 8+ 10+ 4- 4-3-0 26.5 13.5
7 Spear 6- 11- 16+ 15+ 9+ 12+ 1- 4-3-0 21.0 7.0
8 NazotekiDengi 9- 16+ 15+ 13+ 6- 1- 10+ 4-3-0 20.5 6.5
9 YYY 8+ 14+ 2- 1- 7- 11+ 5- 3-4-0 30.5 9.5
10 Shouchan 12+ 4- 3- 14+ 13+ 6- 8- 3-4-0 25.0 8.0
11 Kikuchi1000 3- 7+ 12+ 2- 4- 9- 16+ 3-4-0 23.0 5.0
12 Saeki 10- 13- 11- 16+ 14+ 7- 15+ 3-4-0 16.0 3.5
13 Tsubakihara 4- 12+ 5- 8- 10- 16+ 14= 2-4-1 20.5 3.0
14 Kira 16+ 9- 6- 10- 12- 15+ 13= 2-4-1 16.5 1.0
15 KaminaChodan 2- 5- 8- 7- 16+ 14- 12- 1-6-0 23.5 0.0
16 OM-1 14- 8- 7- 12- 15- 13- 11- 0-7-0 20.0 0.0
6.2) The Final
No. Program Name 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 SB W-L-D
1 IS 5+ 4+ 6+ 7+ 2- 8+ 3+ 19 6-1-0
2 Kanazawa Shogi 3 8- 7- 3+ 6+ 1+ 4- 5+ 16 4-3-0
3 Shotest v2.0 6- 5+ 2- 4+ 8+ 7+ 1- 11* 4-3-0
4 Kakinoki Shogi 7+ 1- 8+ 3- 5- 2+ 6+ 11* 4-3-0
5 YSS 8.0 1- 3- 7- 8+ 4+ 6+ 2- 9 3-4-0
6 Morita8 3+ 8+ 1- 2- 7+ 5- 4- 8 3-4-0
7 Sougin 4- 2+ 5+ 1- 6- 3- 8- 7 2-5-0
8 M-brain 2+ 6- 4- 5- 3- 1- 7+ 6 2-5-0
*Order of Shotest and Kakinoki Shogi decided by result of their mutual game.
Games from the finals
Black: IS-shogi
White: YSS
1.P-7f P-3d 2.P-6f P-8d 3.S-6h S-6b 4.P-5f G6a-5b
5.S-7g K-4b 6.G-7h P-8e 7.S-4h K-3b 8.K-5h P-5d
9.G-5i B-3c 10.P-2f S-2b 11.B-7i B-4b 12.P-2e S-3c
13.G5i-6h S-5c 14.G6h-6g K-2b 15.P-3f G-3b 16.B-6h P-9d
17.K-6i P-1d 18.K-7i R-6b 19.S-3g P-6d 20.K-8h P-4d
21.S-2f P-6e 22.Px6e Rx6e 23.R-3h B-5a 24.P-3e K-3a
25.Px3d S3c-4b 26.P*6f R-6b 27.P-1f K-4a 28.B-7i P-9e
29.R-3e R-8b 30.R-3i P-7d 31.R-3f N-7c 32.R-3h P*6e
33.R-3i R-8c 34.B-6h R-8b 35.B-5g R-6b 36.R-3h Px6f
37.Sx6f P*6d 38.S-3e R-9b 39.R-2h R-6b 40.P-2d Px2d
41.B-7i R-8b 42.Sx2d P*2b 43.P*2c P-8f 44.Px8f S-3a
45.B-6h Bx2d 46.Bx2d Px2c 47.B-6h S3a-4b 48.R-3h S*4c
49.P-7e P-6e 50.S-7g R-8d 51.Px7d Rx7d 52.P*7b P*8e
53.P-7a+ Px8f 54.P*7e R-9d 55.Sx8f P-6f 56.Gx6f P*6d
57.+P-7b P*8e 58.S-7g N-6e 59.S-7f P-8f 60.G6f-6g R-9b
61.P*8b P-5e 62.Px5e R-9c 63.P*6b K-3a 64.P-6a+ P-9f
65.Px9f Rx9f 66.Lx9f Lx9f 67.+P6a-6bP*5a 68.+Px5b Sx5b
69.P*6f P*9g 70.P*9i L*9c 71.Px6e P-9h+ 72.Px9h Lx9h+
73.K-7g +Lx8i 74.R*9a Px6e 75.Kx8f L-9i+ 76.+P-6a K-2b
77.+Px5a S5b-4c 78.+P-4a N*2g 79.+Px4b Sx4b 80.S*3c Gx3c
81.Px3c+ Sx3c 82.B*3a K-1b 83.G*1c Nx1c 84.B3ax1c+
Black: IS
White: Kakinoki
1.P-7f P-8d 2.S-6h P-3d 3.P-6f S-6b 4.P-5f P-5d
5.S-4h S-4b 6.S-7g G-3b 7.G4i-5h K-4a 8.G-6g P-7d
9.G-7h G-5b 10.K-6i S-3c 11.B-7i B-3a 12.P-2f P-4d
13.B-6h N-7c 14.P-3f P-1d 15.S-3g P-6d 16.K-7i S-6c
17.K-8h P-8e 18.S-4f P-6e 19.P-3e Px6f 20.Sx6f P-8f
21.Bx8f Bx8f 22.Px8f Rx8f 23.P*8g R-8e 24.Px3d Sx3d
25.S4f-5g S-4c 26.P-2e R-8d 27.P-2d Px2d 28.P*3c Nx3c
29.P*2b K-3a 30.P-1f P*6e 31.S-7g G-2c 32.P-1e Px1e
33.B*4f B*8b 34.S7g-6h Kx2b 35.P-5e P-4e 36.B-3g N-8e
37.R-5h P*3f 38.B-2h P-2e 39.S-5f Px5e 40.Bx5e Bx5e
41.Sx5e P-3g+ 42.Nx3g P*5g 43.Rx5g B*4h 44.P*5c G-5a
45.B*9e R-8a 46.B-7c+ R-6a 47.Lx1e P*1c 48.P*6d P-6f
49.Gx6f Sx6d 50.Sx6d Bx3g+ 51.P*6b Gx6b 52.+Bx7d P*7g
53.G-7i +Bx1e 54.P-5b+ P-7h+ 55.Gx7h R-8a 56.+Px6b P*7g
57.Nx7g N*5d 58.G-6e P*6g 59.Sx6g P*6f 60.S-5h Nx7g+
61.Kx7g +B-5i 62.P*6h +Bx5h 63.Rx5h S*6i 64.Gx5d Sx7h=
65.Kx7h S-3d 66.G-4d G*4b 67.+B-6c R-3a 68.+P-5b G-3b
69.+P-4a P*5f 70.+Px3a Gx3a 71.N*1e P*8f 72.Nx2c+ Sx2c
73.P*3d P*3b 74.N*3e P-6g+ 75.Kx6g P-5g+ 76.Rx5g S-1d
77.P*2c Sx2c 78.R-5a+ N*4a 79.Nx2c+ Kx2c 80.K-5f L*4b
81.Px3c+ Px3c 82.+Bx4e N*3d 83.N*4c N*3b 84.K-6e P*6c
85.Sx6c+ Lx4c 86.Gx4c P*6b 87.+S-5b N*5c 88.+Sx5c Nx5c
89.Gx5c S*4d 90.+Bx4d Nx4d 91.+Rx3a K-2d 92.N*2g B*8c
93.K-5e K-1d 94.R*1e K-2d 95.+R-2b resigns
Black: Morita-shogi
White: IS-shogi
1.P-7f P-8d 2.G-7h P-8e 3.B-7g S-6b 4.K-6i P-3d
5.S-6h G6a-5b 6.S-4h Bx7g+ 7.Sx7g G-3b 8.G-5h K-4a
9.K-7i S-4b 10.P-5f S-3c 11.S-5g P-7d 12.P-2f S-7c
13.P-6f P-4d 14.P-2e G5b-4b 15.P-1f K-3a 16.P-5e S-6d
17.S-5f K-2b 18.P-3f P-7e 19.Px7e P-8f 20.Px8f Sx7e
21.G5h-6g Sx8f 22.Sx8f Rx8f 23.B*6b R-8b 24.B-7a+ R-8d
25.P*8g P*8f 26.Px8f Rx8f 27.P*8b P*8h 28.Gx8h B*3i
29.R-3h S*2h 30.N-3g P-3e 31.G8h-7g R-8d 32.S*7e R-9d
33.Px3e P*3f 34.N-4e Px4e 35.Px8a+ P-3g+ 36.R-8h Sx1i+
37.R-8c+ B-4h+ 38.P*7d +Px4g 39.P-9f P*7f 40.G-7h +P-5g
41.P-9e +Px6g 42.Gx6g G*7g 43.Nx7g Px7g+ 44.Gx7g +B-5i
45.K-8h Rx9e 46.Lx9e P-9d 47.N*3d Sx3d 48.Px3d N*6d
49.Sx6d Px6d 50.Lx9d N*7e 51.P-3c+ G4bx3c 52.Lx9a+ N*9f
53.K-7h S*6i 54.K-8i +Bx7g 55.S*3a Kx3a 56.+Bx5c S*4b
57.+Bx4b Gx4b 58.N*4c G4bx4c 59.P*3b Gx3b 60.G*4a K-2b
61.S*3a K-1b 62.R*2b Gx2b 63.Sx2b+ Kx2b 64.+R-9b P*3b
65.+Rx3b Kx3b 66.L*3i Kx4a 67.L-3a+ Kx3a 68.G*4a Kx4a
69.P*4b K-3a 70.P-4a+ Kx4a 71.P*4b K-3a 72.P-4a+ Kx4a
73.P*4b K-3a 74.P-4a+ Kx4a 75.P*4b K-3a 76.P*3b Kx3b
77.P*3c Nx3c 78.K-7i R*9i
Black: Sougin
White: IS-shogi
1.P-2f P-3d 2.P-2e B-3c 3.P-7f P-4d 4.S-4h G6a-5b
5.G4i-5h G-4c 6.P-4f R-2b 7.S-4g P-5d 8.S-5f S-6b
9.K-6h G-3b 10.K-7h K-4a 11.P-3f P-1d 12.S-6h P-1e
13.P-6f P-8d 14.P-4e Px4e 15.Sx4e K-5a 16.P*4d Gx4d
17.Sx4d Bx4d 18.P-5f S-7a 19.G*4e B-6b 20.Gx5d S-7b
21.P-6e S*3c 22.P-6d Px6d 23.P*6c B-7a 24.P-3e Bx3e
25.R-4h P*4b 26.S-7g P*5g 27.G-4g P-2d 28.G-4f B-7a
29.G-4g Px2e 30.Gx5g P-2f 31.S-6h P*5b 32.P*4c P-2g+
33.R-4g K-4a 34.Px4b+ S3ax4b 35.P*4d P*4e 36.Rx4e +P-3h
37.P-4c+ P*4d 38.+Px4b Gx4b 39.S*6b Bx6b 40.Px6b+ Px4e
41.P*4c G-3b 42.+Px7b S*5c 43.Gx5c Px5c 44.S*4b Gx4b
45.B*9f S*8e 46.Bx8e Px8e 47.S*4d Sx4d 48.Bx4d S*3c
49.Px4b+ Kx4b 50.B-5e Rx2i+ 51.+P-6b K-3b 52.G*4d K-2c
53.Gx3c Nx3c 54.S*4c G*6e 55.S*3b K-2d 56.S*2c K-2e
57.Bx3c+ K-2f 58.+B-4d K-3g 59.S4cx3d+K-2h 60.N-7g G*8h
61.Kx8h R*8i 62.Kx8i +Rx6i 63.G*7i G*7h 64.K-9h B*8i
65.Gx8i +Rx8i
Black: Kanazawa
White: IS
1.P-7f P-3d 2.P-6f P-8d 3.S-7h S-6b 4.R-6h P-8e
5.B-7g P-5d 6.S-6g K-4b 7.K-4h K-3b 8.G6i-5h G6a-5b
9.K-3h S-5c 10.K-2h B-3c 11.S-3h K-2b 12.P-4f P-4d
13.P-6e G-4c 14.G-4g L-1b 15.S-5f K-1a 16.P-3f S-2b
17.P-1f G-3a 18.P-2f P-7d 19.S-2g R-7b 20.G-3h P-7e
21.Px7e Rx7e 22.P-9f Rx7g+ 23.Nx7g P*7f 24.Nx8e P-4e
25.R*8b B*9b 26.R-6i Px4f 27.Gx4f B-7g+ 28.R-7b+ P-5e
29.Gx5e S-4b 30.P-6d P*5d 31.P*4d Px5e 32.Px4c+ Sx4c
33.Nx9c+ Nx9c 34.P*4d S-3b 35.G*4c S-4a 36.Px6c+ G*5h
37.P*7h +B-8h 38.+P-5b Gx6i 39.+Px4a Gx4a 40.S*3b Px5f
41.Sx4a+ +B-5e 42.N-3g P*4b 43.G*3b +B-6d 44.+Sx4b
Black: IS-shogi
White: M-Brain
1.P-7f P-3d 2.P-6f P-4d 3.S-4h G-3b 4.G4i-5h B-3c
5.P-5f S-2b 6.S-5g K-4a 7.S-4f G-5b 8.G-7h P-8d
9.S-6h S-6b 10.K-6i G5b-4c 11.S-7g B-4b 12.G5h-6g P-5d
13.B-7i P-8e 14.B-6h P-7d 15.K-7i P-1d 16.K-8h P-1e
17.P-5e Px5e 18.R-5h S-5c 19.Sx5e P*5d 20.S-4f P-9d
21.P-9f S-3c 22.R-5i K-3a 23.P-3f S-6d 24.P-6e S-7c
25.N-3g P-7e 26.Px7e Bx7e 27.S-5g S-2b 28.S5g-6f Bx6f
29.Gx6f S*4h 30.R-5f Sx3g= 31.R-5h K-4a 32.B-5i N*5e
33.Gx5e Px5e 34.Bx3g G*4e 35.P-4f Gx3f 36.B-5i Gx4f
37.Rx5e G3b-4b 38.S*5d Gx5d 39.Rx5d S*5c 40.R-5e P*7a
41.P*5d S5c-6b 42.N*5c K-3b 43.N-6a+ G-4e 44.R-5h P*5f
45.P*7d P-5g+ 46.Rx5g P*5f 47.Px7c+ Nx7c 48.R-3g P-5g+
49.+Nx6b +P-5h 50.+Nx6c +Px5i 51.P-5c+ B*2h 52.+Px4b Rx4b
53.B*5d R-4c 54.Bx4c+ Kx4c 55.R*5c K-3b 56.G*4c K-3a
57.G*3b
Black: IS-shogi
White: Shotest
1.P-7f P-8d 2.S-6h P-3d 3.P-6f S-6b 4.P-5f P-5d
5.S-4h S-4b 6.S-7g G-3b 7.G4i-5h K-4a 8.G-6g P-7d
9.G-7h S6b-5c 10.K-6i P-5e 11.Px5e Bx5e 12.B-7i B-2b
13.B-6h G-5b 14.K-7i P-8e 15.K-8h S-3c 16.B-4f R-9b
17.P-8f P-4d 18.Px8e P-4e 19.B-5g P-9d 20.P-3f R-8b
21.S-8f B-3a 22.S-3g S5c-4d 23.G-8g B-6d 24.P-2f P-3e
25.R-1h Px3f 26.S-4h P*5h 27.B-6h G-5a 28.P-9f Bx8f
29.Bx8f S*2g 30.P*3d Sx1h+ 31.Px3c+ Sx3c 32.Lx1h R*3h
33.B*7a Rx8e 34.S*6b G5a-4b 35.N-7g R-5e 36.B-8b+ R-5d
37.+Bx8a Rx4h+ 38.+Bx6c K-3a 39.+Bx5d P-5i+ 40.K-9g +R-5h
41.R*5a S*4a 42.N*5c P-7e 43.Bx7e K-2b 44.Nx4a+ P*8f
45.Kx8f P*8e 46.Nx8e Gx4a 47.S*3a K-1b 48.Rx4a+ N*7d
49.K-9g P-4f 50.+Rx3b S-2b 51.+Rx2a
Black: M-Brain
White: Kanazawa
1.P-7f P-3d 2.P-6f R-4b 3.S-4h P-4d 4.K-6h B-3c
5.K-7h S-3b 6.B-7g K-6b 7.G4i-5h K-7b 8.K-8h G4a-5b
9.P-2f K-8b 10.L-9h S-7b 11.S-5i P-6d 12.S5i-6h P-9d
13.K-9i P-4e 14.G-6g G-6c 15.S-8h P-7d 16.G-7i P-5d
17.P-1f P-8d 18.P-2e P-4f 19.Px4f Rx4f 20.P*4h R-4e
21.G-7h S-8c 22.G-5f R-4a 23.P-6e Bx7g+ 24.S6hx7g B*3i
25.R-1h Px6e 26.B*4f N-7c 27.P-3f G-7b 28.P-2d Px2d
29.P-4g P*4h 30.P-3e Px3e 31.R-3h P-4i+ 32.Rx3e P*3d
33.Rx3d S-2c 34.R-3h B-4h+ 35.Rx4h +Px4h 36.P*6d G6c-6b
37.B*4e P*3d 38.Bx5d R*4i 39.N-1g R-3i+ 40.B-5e G-5c
41.Bx7b+ Kx7b 42.G*6c Gx6c 43.Px6c+ Kx6c 44.G*6d K-5b
45.Gx7c R-8a 46.Gx8c Rx8c 47.Bx9a+ G*8a 48.+B-5e B*2h
49.L*5d P*5c 50.+Bx2h +Rx2h 51.B*5e +R-3i 52.Bx1a+ Px5d
53.Gx6e B*6i 54.N*4d K-6b 55.G-7i Bx4g+ 56.L*6h +P-5h
57.L-6f K-7a 58.N-5b+ +P-6i 59.G-7h G*7i 60.Gx7i +Px7i
61.Sx7i +Rx7i 62.G*8h S*4c 63.P*4h +Bx6e 64.Lx6e Sx5b
65.B*2h P*6d 66.Lx6d P*6c 67.+Bx2a N*6e 68.S*6h +R-6i
69.N*4d S-6a 70.+Bx5d Nx7g+ 71.Sx7g Px6d 72.P*6c G*7c
73.N*1e S-1b 74.+B-4c L*2f 75.B-3g L-2g+ 76.B-4f Gx6c
77.+Bx3d R-8b 78.P*3c +R-3i 79.+B-7h G*3f 80.B-5e L*5d
81.+B-4e +Lx1g 82.N-3b+ N*5c 83.B-4d +L-2g 84.+Bx1b P*4c
85.Bx5c+ Gx5c 86.S*4e G-4f 87.N*7c S-6b 88.Nx8a+ Rx8a
89.Sx5d Gx5d 90.L*4g Gx5g 91.Lx4c+ B*6g 92.+Bx6g Gx6g
93.P*6c Sx6c 94.G*7c S*6b 95.B*9c S*8b 96.Gx8b Rx8b
97.S*9a G*9b 98.Sx8b= Gx8b 99.R*9a N*8a 100.Bx8b+ Kx8b
101.G*9b K-7c 102.Rx8a+ P-6e 103.+R-8b K-6d 104.+Rx6b B*7i
105.S*5c Gx5c 106.+Rx5c K-7c 107.G*6d K-8c 108.+Rx6c Kx9b
109.S*9c K-8a 110.+R-8c K-7a 111.+R-8b K-6a 112.+L-5b quit
Black: Kanazawa
White: Sougin
1.P-7f P-3d 2.Bx2b+ Sx2b 3.S-8h S-3c 4.S-4h P-8d
5.G-7h P-8e 6.S-7g G6a-5b 7.P-2f G-3b 8.P-6f K-4b
9.G-5h S-6b 10.K-6i P-7d 11.K-7i S-7c 12.G5h-6h K-3a
13.P-5f G5b-4b 14.S-5g K-2b 15.P-2e S-6d 16.P-1f P-7e
17.Px7e Sx7e 18.P-2d Px2d 19.Rx2d Sx2d 20.B*5e G4b-3c
21.Bx8b+ P*7f 22.S-8h R*4i 23.R*6i Rx6i+ 24.Gx6i R*4i
25.+Bx9a Rx2i+ 26.+Bx8a N*7g 27.Nx7g Px7g+ 28.Sx7g P*7f
29.S7g-6h N*7g 30.G-5i P-8f 31.N*4e +Rx1i 32.Nx3c= Kx3c
33.R*7b Px8g+ 34.N*4e K-2c 35.Gx8g L*8c 36.P*8d Lx8d
37.P*8e Lx8e 38.N-3c+ Nx3c 39.L*8f Sx8f 40.G-8h P*8g
41.K-7h Px8h+ 42.K-6g N-6i+ 43.Kx7f P*7e 44.Kx8e +Nx6h
45.Gx6h B*9d 46.K-7d S*8c 47.Kx6c Sx7b 48.+Bx7b G*6a
49.+Bx6a Bx6a 50.L*2f P*2e 51.N*3f B*8b 52.K-6b B-8c
53.S*5b R*7b 54.K-6a G-4b 55.G*6c Rx5b 56.P*7b B-7d
57.P*8c Bx6c 58.Px8b+ S*6b 59.G*5a Sx5a 60.Nx2d S-6b
61.S*5a Rx5a 62.Kx6b G-5b 63.K-7c S*6d 64.K-8c B-7d
65.Kx7d G*7c 66.K-8e G*9e 67.quit
Black: SHOTEST
White: Kanazawa
1.P-7f P-3d 2.P-2f P-4d 3.S-4h S-3b 4.P-5f R-4b
5.K-6h B-3c 6.K-7h S-4c 7.G4i-5h K-6b 8.P-2e G4a-5b
9.S-5g K-7b 10.P-1f K-8b 11.S7i-6h S-7b 12.P-1e P-6d
13.P-9f G-6c 14.S-7g P-9d 15.L-1h P-5d 16.S-8f P-7d
17.P-4f P-8d 18.G6i-6h S-8c 19.P-5e Px5e 20.P-2d Px2d
21.Bx5e P-8e 22.S-9g P-7e 23.P*2e R-5b 24.S-5f Px7f
25.Px2d P*2g 26.Rx2g P-4e 27.Bx3c+ Nx3c 28.B*5e B*3h
29.R-2h Bx5f+ 30.Bx3c+ P*5g 31.N*7e Px5h+ 32.Nx6c+ +Px6h
33.Rx6h G*5g 34.P*5h Gx6h 35.Kx6h S*5g 36.Px5g R*5h
37.Kx5h +Bx5g 38.K-6i G*6h 39.quit
Black: Morita
White: Kanazawa
1.P-7f P-3d 2.Bx2b+ Sx2b 3.S-8h S-3c 4.S-7g R-4b
5.K-6h K-6b 6.K-7i K-7b 7.G-7h G4a-5b 8.G-5h P-4d
9.S-4h K-8b 10.P-5f S-7b 11.S-5g P-6d 12.P-3f G-6c
13.R-3h P-5d 14.K-8h P-7d 15.P-1f P-8d 16.P-9f P-9d
17.P-6f S-8c 18.P-4f G-7b 19.P-8f P-1d 20.P-2f P-2d
21.R-2h P-4e 22.Px4e Rx4e 23.B*3b R-4i+ 24.G-4h +R-3i
25.G-3h +Rx2h 26.Gx2h R*5h 27.G-3g Rx5g+ 28.Bx2a+ S*6g
29.Gx6g +Rx6g 30.S*7h +R-5h 31.N*6h G*6i 32.+Bx1a B*7i
33.K-9h Gx6h 34.+Bx3c Gx7h 35.S*7a K-9c 36.L*6h S*9g
37.K-8g Gx7g 38.Kx7g B-8h+ 39.quit
Black: Kanazawa
White: Kakinoki
1.P-7f P-8d 2.S-7h P-3d 3.P-6f S-6b 4.R-6h K-4b
5.S-6g K-3b 6.B-7g P-8e 7.K-4h P-5d 8.G6i-5h B-3c
9.K-3h K-2b 10.K-2h L-1b 11.S-3h S-5c 12.P-4f K-1a
13.S-5f P-4d 14.P-6e G6a-5a 15.P-1f G5a-4b 16.P-2f S-2b
17.S-2g G-3a 18.G-3h P-9d 19.G5h-4g G4b-3b 20.P-3f P-1d
21.L-9h B-2d 22.P-4e Px4e 23.Sx4e B-3c 24.P*4d P*4c
25.P-5f Px4d 26.Sx3d B-5a 27.R-6i P-2d 28.P-6d Px6d
29.P-5e Px5e 30.P*5d S-6b 31.Bx5e P*5b 32.P*6c Sx6c
33.Bx4d B-6b 34.Bx6b+ Rx6b 35.R-5i P*4f 36.G4g-3g B*6g
37.P-5c+ Px5c 38.Rx5c+ R-4b 39.P-3e R-5b 40.+Rx6c R-5h+
41.P*4d P-4g+ 42.G3gx4g P*4b 43.B*7b N-9c 44.+R-6a P*3c
45.S-4e L-9b 46.+R-8a P-8f 47.+Rx9b Px8g+ 48.+Rx9c Bx8i+
49.N*3f S-2c 50.P-2e L-1c 51.Nx2d P*2f 52.Sx2f G3b-2b
53.+R-9a N*4a 54.G3h-4h +Rx9h 55.G-3h +R-5h 56.+R-8a +B-8h
57.B-6c+ P*5a 58.+Bx6d +R-6h 59.+Bx7c +R-7h 60.+Rx5a +Rx7f
61.+B-4f +B-7i 62.P*5g +Rx4f 63.Gx4f B*7c 64.+R-5f L*5c
65.L*5e Lx5e 66.Gx5e +B-8h 67.P*6d L*5a 68.L*5d P*5c
69.R*9c B-9e 70.P-6c+ B-5i+ 71.S*4h +B5i-7g 72.G-6d +B-5e
73.S4h-3g +Bx5f 74.Sx5f R*5i 75.B*8d Px5d 76.Bx5a+ +Bx9g
77.R-9a+ P*2g 78.Gx2g R-5h+ 79.L*3h +Rx5g 80.S-4e P*7a
81.+Rx7a +R-4g 82.Sx5d +Bx6d 83.+Px6d +R-4i 84.B*8e +R-6i
85.B-5b+ +R-4i 86.+B-8d G*4g 87.+B-3i +Rx3i 88.Kx3i B*9c
89.R*7e Bx7a 90.Rx7a+ R*6h 91.G-2h R-6i+ 92.B*4i G-5h
93.G-1h +Rx4i 94.K-2h B*5f 95.K-1g Bx3h+ 96.G-2h P-1e
97.Gx3h +Rx3h 98.Px1e +Rx2i 99.S-2h G*3h 100.B*5e Gx2h
101.Bx2h N*3f 102.G*3i L*1f 103.Kx1f Nx2h+ 104.Gx2h B*4i
105.L*3h +Rx2h 106.N*2g G*3f 107.P-1d +Rx2g 108.K-1e +Rx2f
109.resigns
Black: YSS
White: Kanazawa
1.P-7f P-3d 2.Bx2b= Sx2b 3.G-7h S-3c 4.S-8h R-4b
5.S-4h K-6b 6.G-5h K-7b 7.P-3f G4a-5b 8.K-6i P-4d
9.S-3g K-8b 10.S-7g S-7b 11.P-6f P-6d 12.K-7i P-9d
13.P-9f G-6c 14.G5h-6g P-7d 15.P-2f P-5d 16.P-2e P-8d
17.P-8f P-4e 18.P-5f S-8c 19.R-5h G-7b 20.P-5e Px5e
21.Rx5e B*3h 22.R-5i P*5h 23.R-3i B-2g+ 24.P-2d P-4f
25.Px4f Px2d 26.K-6h P*4h 27.Sx4h +B-2h 28.Kx5h +Bx4f
29.B*3g +Bx3f 30.P*4g P-3e 31.G-5f S-4d 32.G-4f +B-2e
33.B-2h P*4e 34.G-5f P-3f 35.P-6e G6c-7c 36.Px6d +B-2f
37.R-6i +B-2g 38.S-3i N-3c 39.P*3d N-2e 40.P-6c+ G7bx6c
41.P-3c+ R-5b 42.Rx6c+ Rx5f 43.P*5g P-3g+ 44.+R-6a G*5a
45.+R-6i R-3f 46.Nx3g Nx3g+ 47.Bx3g Rx3g+ 48.G*4h +Rx3c
49.P*3g P*3f 50.P*2h +Bx3g 51.P*3h +B-2f 52.K-5i S-5e
53.+R-6h P-4f 54.P-2g +Bx2g 55.Px4f Sx4f 56.P*4g P-3g+
57.Px3g Sx3g= 58.N*6e G-7b 59.P*3h Sx4h+ 60.+Rx4h B*1e
61.S*3g P*3f 62.S3g-2h Bx4h+ 63.Kx4h +B-2f 64.P-3g Px3g+
65.K-5h +Px4g 66.K-6h G*6i 67.K-6g N*5e 68.K-6f R*4f
69.P-5f Rx5f 70.Kx5f +R-3f 71.Kx5e +R-4f 72.K-6d P*6c
73.K-5d +R-4d
Black: Sougin
White: Kakinoki
1.P-2f P-8d 2.P-7f P-8e 3.B-7g P-3d 4.P-6f S-6b
5.G-7h S-3b 6.S-6h S-3c 7.S-6g G-3b 8.G-5h K-4a
9.S-4h G-5b 10.P-4f P-5d 11.S-4g B-3a 12.K-6i P-4d
13.S4g-5f P-1d 14.P-3f P-8f 15.Px8f Bx8f 16.Bx8f Rx8f
17.P*8g R-8d 18.P-2e P-6d 19.N-3g K-3a 20.P-4e P-3e
21.S-4g Px3f 22.Sx3f S-5c 23.R-4h P-6e 24.Px4d Px6f
25.Sx6f P*3e 26.Sx3e P*8f 27.B*9f Px8g+ 28.Gx8g P*3f
29.N-4e P-3g+ 30.R-4f B*6c 31.S-7e Bx9f 32.Px9f Rx8g+
33.B*5f +R-8h 34.G-6h B*3f 35.Rx3f +P-4h 36.Nx3c+ G*7i
37.resigns
Black: Kakinoki
White: M-BRAIN
1.P-7f P-3d 2.P-2f P-4d 3.S-4h B-3c 4.P-5f S-2b
5.B-7g G-3b 6.K-6h P-1d 7.K-7h P-8d 8.P-2e K-4a
9.K-8h S-6b 10.G4i-5h P-7d 11.P-3f P-8e 12.N-3g P-5d
13.S-7h R-7b 14.B-6f R-8b 15.B-7g S-5c 16.P-4f P-7e
17.Px7e R-7b 18.B-6f S-6d 19.P-3e Px3e 20.P*3d B-4b
21.Bx4d Sx7e 22.Bx3e G-5b 23.S-4g G5b-4c 24.P*7c Nx7c
25.P*7d P*4d 26.Px7c+ Rx7c 27.P-4e B-6d 28.G-4h Gx3d
29.B-6h Px4e 30.P-9f P*7g 31.Bx7g P*7f 32.B-6h S-3c
33.R-3h R-8c 34.G4h-5h P-8f 35.Px8f P-4f 36.S-3f P*8g
37.Sx8g P*8e 38.Px8e P*8f 39.S-7h Rx8e 40.P*3e G-4d
41.P*4e G4d-4c 42.P*7b R-8a 43.P*8c K-3a 44.N*7d P-7g+
45.Kx7g Rx8c 46.P-3d Sx3d 47.N-6b+ P*3e 48.S-2g N-1c
49.P-4d G4c-3c 50.P*8e P*7f 51.K-8h Gx4d 52.P-2d K-2b
53.P-7a+ Px2d 54.+P-8a Rx8a 55.+Nx6c B-4b 56.Bx4f P*6d
57.N-9g P-3f 58.Sx3f P*3e 59.S-2g P-3f 60.Sx3f P*3e
61.S-2g P-3f 62.Sx3f P*3e 63.S-2g N-2e 64.P*7c Nx3g+
65.Bx3g N*7g 66.G-7i P-9d 67.P-7b+ R-8c 68.+P-7c R-9c
69.+P-7d P-9e 70.Px9e Rx6c 71.+Px6c N*1e 72.S-1h Lx9e
73.R*7a P-6e 74.+P-5b B-3a 75.P*4b P*9f 76.Rx7e+ Px9g+
77.Lx9g Lx9g+ 78.Kx9g L*3f 79.+P-4a Lx3g+ 80.Rx3g B*4f
81.R-3i N*2g 82.Sx2g Nx2g= 83.L*4h Nx3i+ 84.Lx4f R*9i
85.Kx8f Rx7i+ 86.S*8g Gx4b 87.+R-7b G*5a 88.Lx4d G5ax4a
89.N*4c Sx4c 90.Lx4c+ G4b-3b 91.P*7e N*9d 92.Kx7f P*4b
93.B*4d S*3c 94.+Lx3c Gx3c 95.S*3d G4a-3b 96.Bx3c+ Gx3c
97.G*2a Kx2a 98.Sx3c= G*2b 99.L*3d B*4c 100.G*4a Bx3d
101.Gx3a K-1b 102.G*1c Kx1c 103.Sx2b= Kx2b 104.+Rx4b L*3b
105.Gx3b K-1b 106.G-3c G*3b 107.+Rx3b L*2b 108.+Rx2b resigns
Black: Kakinoki
White: SHOTEST
1.P-7f P-8d 2.S-6h P-3d 3.S-7g S-6b 4.P-5f P-5d
5.S-4h S-4b 6.G-7h P-8e 7.K-6i S-3c 8.P-2f B-3a
9.G-5h G-3b 10.P-2e K-4a 11.B-7i G-5b 12.B-5g P-7d
13.K-7i P-4d 14.P-9f G5b-4c 15.P-3f B-6d 16.N-3g K-3a
17.K-8h K-2b 18.P-4f N-7c 19.P-6f P-1d 20.G5h-6g P-1e
21.S-4g P-9d 22.R-2i B-4b 23.P-4e Px4e 24.Nx4e S-4d
25.P-2d Px2d 26.Bx2d P*2h 27.Rx2h P*2c 28.Bx4b+ G4cx4b
29.R-2g B*6d 30.P*4f P-9e 31.Px9e Sx4e 32.B*2h Sx3f
33.Sx3f P*9f 34.Lx9f N*8d 35.S*9g G4b-4c 36.P-4e Bx2h+
37.Rx2h B*3g 38.R-2i B-4f+ 39.P-4d G4c-3c 40.S-2e Nx9f
41.Sx9f +B-4g 42.R-2g +B-3h 43.R-5g +B-4h 44.P-4c+ G3cx4c
45.R-2g L*2f 46.R-5g N-3c 47.P*2g N-4e 48.P*4i +Bx5g
49.Gx5g Nx5g+ 50.P*3c G3bx3c 51.N*1d K-3b 52.B*2b G*2a
53.P*3e Gx2b 54.Nx2b+ Kx2b 55.Px3d N*8d 56.Px3c+ Kx3c
57.P*3d Gx3d 58.Sx3d Kx3d 59.B*5b P*4c 60.Px2f Nx9f
61.K-9h P*9g 62.Nx9g B*4b 63.G*3f S*8i 64.Kx8i R*5i
65.G*7i Bx9g+ 66.P*3e K-3c 67.S*3d K-2b 68.G*3c K-3a
69.G-3b Kx3b 70.Bx4c+ K-4a 71.L*9h Rx7i+ 72.Gx7i +Bx7i
73.Kx7i N*6g 74.K-8i G*7i 75.K-9i G*8i 76.resigns
Black: Kakinoki
White: YSS
1.P-7f P-3d 2.P-2f Bx8h= 3.Sx8h S-2b 4.S-7g G-3b
5.G4i-5h S-3c 6.S-4h S-6b 7.P-4f G-5b 8.S-4g K-4a
9.P-9f K-3a 10.G-7h P-6d 11.K-6i G5b-4b 12.K-7i P-8d
13.K-8h P-4d 14.G5h-6h S-6c 15.P-2e P-9d 16.P-3f G4b-4c
17.S-5f P-7d 18.P-1f N-7c 19.P-1e P-8e 20.N-3g S-5d
21.P-6f R-6b 22.P-4e Px4e 23.Sx4e Sx4e 24.Nx4e S-4b
25.P-7e B*3g 26.R-1h S*8c 27.Px7d Sx7d 28.P*7e Sx7e
29.P*7d N-6e 30.Px6e P*7f 31.P-7c+ R-9b 32.+P-8c R-6b
33.N*7d Px7g+ 34.Nx7g R-6a 35.S*5b P*7f 36.P*4d Gx4d
37.Sx6a= Px7g+ 38.G6hx7g P*7f 39.G7g-6g S*7g 40.K-7i Sx7h+
41.Rx7h N*5e 42.G-6h Gx4e 43.S-5b+ N*6g 44.K-8i K-2b
45.R*4a G*3a 46.Rx9a+ Bx1i+ 47.S*4a G-4c 48.+Sx4b G4cx4b
49.P*4c G4bx4a 50.+R-8b S*3b 51.S*8h L*7g 52.Gx7g Px7g+
53.Rx7g S*6f 54.R-7h P*7g 55.R-4h N-3c 56.K-9h +B-3g
57.R-1h P-8f 58.P-2d Px8g+ 59.Kx8g +Bx3f 60.Px2c+ Kx2c
61.R-2h P*2g 62.R-1h P*8f 63.K-9h G*8g 64.Sx8g Px8g+
65.Kx8g +B-6i 66.B*7h +Bx7h 67.Rx7h S*8f 68.K-8h Px7h+
69.Kx7h S8f-7g+ 70.K-8i R*8h 71.resigns
Black: Kakinoki
White: Morita
1.P-7f P-3d 2.P-2f Bx8h+ 3.Sx8h S-2b 4.S-7g S-3c
5.G-7h G-3b 6.S-4h K-4a 7.K-6h K-3a 8.G-5h S-6b
9.P-4f P-5d 10.S-4g S-5c 11.P-9f P-8d 12.K-7i P-8e
13.K-8h P-7d 14.P-3f G-5b 15.G5h-6h P-9d 16.P-2e P-6d
17.N-3g P-4d 18.P-6f P-5e 19.R-2i S-5d 20.R-4i P-1d
21.R-2i K-2b 22.R-2h R-6b 23.R-4h R-7b 24.P-1f R-8b
25.R-2h R-6b 26.R-2g B*4h 27.B*1g P-5f 28.Px5f B-5i+
29.B-2f +B-4h 30.N-4e +B-3i 31.Nx3c+ Gx3c 32.S*4h +B-4i
33.R-2i +Bx4h 34.Bx4h S-4c 35.P-5e G-3b 36.R-7i R-8b
37.R-5i G-5c 38.R-2i G-5b 39.S-5f R-7b 40.P-2d Px2d
41.Rx2d P*2c 42.R-2e P-7e 43.G7h-6g Px7f 44.Sx7f N*8d
45.P*7g Nx7f 46.Px7f P*7e 47.Px7e Rx7e 48.P*7f R-7b
49.R-2f P*7e 50.Px7e Rx7e 51.P*7f R-7b 52.B-3g R-8b
53.P-4e Px4e 54.P*4d P-8f 55.Px8f Sx4d 56.B*7a R-6b
57.Bx6b+ Gx6b 58.R*4a S*4f 59.Bx4f Px4f 60.S*4c Gx4c
61.Rx4c+ S*3b 62.+Rx4d B*5c 63.+Rx5c Gx5c 64.B*4b B*4d
65.S*3a K-1b 66.Bx5c+ Bx5c 67.G*2b K-1c 68.G*3e Px3e
69.Gx3b Bx3a 70.N*2e K-1b 71.Gx3a P*8g 72.Kx8g B*2b
73.B*3b G*8h 74.Kx8h S*7i 75.K-7g S*8h 76.K-8g R*7g
77.G6gx7g Sx7g+ 78.Kx7g Sx6h= 79.Kx6h G*5g 80.K-7g G*7h
81.Kx7h G-6h 82.Kx6h Bx3a 83.N-1c+ Nx1c 84.Rx2c+ resigns
Black: YSS8.0
White: SHOTEST
1.P-7f P-8d 2.G-7h P-8e 3.B-7g G6a-5b 4.P-2f P-3d
5.P-2e G-3b 6.P-2d Px2d 7.Rx2d P*2c 8.Bx2b+ Sx2b
9.Rx3d S-3c 10.R-3f B*2g 11.R-2f B-4e+ 12.G-7g +B-3e
13.R-5f S-4d 14.S-4h S-4e 15.R-5e P-5d 16.R-7e P-9d
17.G-5h P-6d 18.P*2b P-8f 19.Px8f Gx2b 20.P-3f +B-4d
21.B*3e K-6a 22.N-3g +Bx3e 23.Px3e S-3f 24.B*1h B*2g
25.Bx2g Sx2g+ 26.B*3a G-6c 27.N-4e B*4d 28.K-6h G-3b
29.P*2b Gx3a 30.Px2a+ P*8h 31.N*5c K-7b 32.+Px3a Px8i+
33.G*3d Bx7g+ 34.Kx7g K-8c 35.N-6a+ +Px7i 36.G-6h S-7b
37.+N-7a S*8d 38.+Nx7b Rx7b 39.B*6a Sx7e 40.Bx7b+ Kx7b
41.R*3b G*6b 42.Px7e N*6e 43.K-6f B*8h 44.S*7g Bx7g+
45.Gx7g S*5e 46.K-7f N*8d 47.K-8g Nx7g+ 48.Kx7g R*7f
49.K-8g G*7g 50.K-9h B*8g
Black: Sougin
White: YSS8.0
1.P-2f P-3d 2.P-2e G-3b 3.P-2d Px2d 4.Rx2d G-3c
5.R-2h P*2c 6.P-7f S-6b 7.G4i-5h G-3b 8.S-4h G-5b
9.G-7h Bx8h+ 10.Sx8h S-2b 11.K-6h S-3c 12.P-4f K-4a
13.S-4g K-3a 14.S-5f P-8d 15.S-4e P-8e 16.P-3f P-4d
17.S-5f G5b-4b 18.S-7g P-7d 19.N-3g P-9d 20.P-4e Px4e
21.Sx4e P*4c 22.N-2e S-2b 23.B*4f N-7c 24.R-4h P-3e
25.P*4d Px4d 26.Sx4d P-2d 27.P*4c G-5b 28.Sx3e Px2e
29.S-3d N*6e 30.S-6f P*3c 31.P*2c Px3d 32.Px2b+ Kx2b
33.Sx6e B*3c 34.N*6f S*5e 35.Nx7d Sx4f 36.Nx8b+ P*4g
37.R-2h Bx9i+ 38.Rx2e L*2c 39.P*2d Lx2d 40.Rx2d P*2c
41.Rx3d Nx6e 42.S*4a Sx5g+ 43.Gx5g P*3c 44.Sx3b+ Kx3b
45.G*4b Gx4b 46.Px4b+ Kx4b 47.L*4f B*4c 48.Lx4c+ Kx4c
49.P*4d +Bx4d 50.Rx4d Kx4d 51.S*4e K-4c 52.R*4d K-3b
53.B*4a K-2b 54.R-4b+ G*3b 55.+Rx3b
Black: YSS8.0
White: M-BRAIN
1.P-7f P-3d 2.Bx2b= Sx2b 3.G-7h P-8d 4.S-8h G-3b
5.S-4h K-4a 6.S-7g P-4d 7.G-5h S-7b 8.K-6i P-9d
9.K-7i P-1d 10.G5h-6h P-8e 11.P-2f P-9e 12.P-6f S-3c
13.P-4f B*6d 14.S-4g P-5d 15.K-8h G-5b 16.P-6e B-3a
17.P-3f P-7d 18.N-3g G3b-4c 19.P-1f P-6d 20.Px6d Bx6d
21.P*6e B-4b 22.S-5f S-6c 23.P-4e Px4e 24.Nx4e S-2b
25.P*4d G-3c 26.Nx3c= Bx3c 27.P-6d Sx6d 28.G*4c P-5e
29.Gx5b Kx5b 30.G*5d G*5c 31.Sx5e Sx5e 32.Gx5c Kx5c
33.B*7a R-6b 34.P-4c+ Kx4c 35.Bx6b+ S*5b 36.R*8c P*5c
37.Rx8a+ P*6a 38.+Bx5b Kx5b 39.N*4e B*4f 40.Nx3c+ N*9f
41.Px9f Nx3c 42.S*3b P*4c 43.+R-7b G*6b 44.B*6c K-4b
45.B-4a+
Black: YSS8.0
White: Morita
1.P-7f P-3d 2.Bx2b= Sx2b 3.G-7h K-4b 4.S-8h K-3a
5.S-4h S-3c 6.G-5h G-3b 7.S-7g G-5b 8.K-6h S-6b
9.K-7i P-5d 10.P-6f S-5c 11.S-8h P-8d 12.S-7g P-8e
13.P-2f P-9d 14.G5h-6h P-9e 15.P-1f P-7d 16.K-8h P-4d
17.P-2e P-6d 18.P-3f P-5e 19.G6h-6g S-5d 20.N-3g P-1d
21.P-5f Px5f 22.Gx5f P*5e 23.G-5g K-2b 24.P*5f Px5f
25.Gx5f P-3e 26.P*5e S-4c 27.G-4f Px3f 28.Gx3f P*5d
29.Px5d Sx5d 30.P*3d Sx3d 31.B*7a R-6b 32.Bx6b+ Gx6b
33.P-2d Px2d 34.R*8b B*7b 35.Rx7b+ Gx7b 36.B*6a G-6c
37.Bx3d+ R*4i 38.P*2i S-4c 39.+B-6g R-6i+ 40.S*5h +Rx6g
41.Sx6g B*5d 42.R-2f B*4i 43.R*3i P*3e 44.Gx3e B5d-2g+
45.Rx2d P*2c 46.Rx2g Bx2g+ 47.P*3c Gx3c 48.N-2e G-3b
49.B*7b N-7c 50.P-2h +B-5d 51.B-8a+ L-9c 52.P*3d P*3h
53.R-5i P*5g 54.P-4f P-6e 55.+B-7a Px6f 56.S7gx6f P*6e
57.S-7g +B-5e 58.+Bx9c +Bx4f 59.+Bx5g +Bx5g 60.Rx5g B*2f
61.L*3c P*5c 62.Lx3b+ Sx3b 63.G*3c Nx3c 64.Px3c+ Sx3c
65.Nx3c+ Kx3c 66.P*3d K-3b 67.P*6d G-6b 68.P-3c+ Kx3c
69.B*5a G*4b 70.N*2e K-4c 71.Bx6b+ L*3a 72.S*3d K-3b
73.N-3c+ Gx3c 74.Sx3c+ Kx3c 75.Rx5c+ K-2b 76.G*1c Lx1c
77.+R-4b G*3b 78.+Bx4d K-2a 79.G*1a quit
Black: Morita
White: Sougin
1.P-7f P-3d 2.Bx2b+ Sx2b 3.S-8h S-3c 4.S-7g R-4b
5.K-6h K-6b 6.K-7i K-7b 7.G-7h K-8b 8.G-5h S-7b
9.S-4h G4a-5b 10.P-5f P-6d 11.S-5g P-7d 12.P-2f G-6c
13.P-2e R-2b 14.P-3f P-2d 15.Px2d Rx2d 16.P*2e R-2b
17.P-1f P-4d 18.P-4f P*2g 19.Rx2g N-7c 20.P-6f N-8e
21.S7g-6h B*3h 22.R-2h B-4i+ 23.P-8f +B-3i 24.R-2f Nx9g+
25.Lx9g P*2h 26.P-2d Sx2d 27.B*3a R-2c 28.N-3g +B-3h
29.G-4h +Bx4h 30.Sx4h G*3b 31.B*4a R-3c 32.Bx3b+ Rx3b
33.G*2b Rx3a 34.Gx3a B*3c 35.G-3b B*5d 36.Gx3c Sx3c
37.P*2b G*5h 38.S4h-5g Bx7f 39.Px2a+ Gx5g 40.Sx5g B-5h+
41.N*6i S*6g 42.G-7g P-7e 43.R-2c+ P-7f 44.Gx6g +Bx6g
45.S*7h P-7g+ 46.N8ix7g +Bx7h 47.Kx7h P*7f 48.N-8e G*9h
49.Lx9c+ Lx9c 50.Nx9c+ Kx9c 51.B*7a Gx7a 52.L*9d Kx9d
53.R*9b S*9c 54.G*8e resigns
Black: SHOTEST
White: SOUGIN
1.P-7f P-3d 2.P-2f P-4d 3.S-4h S-3b 4.P-5f P-8d
5.P-2e S-3c 6.G-7h G-3b 7.S-6h P-8e 8.S-7g G-5b
9.K-6i S-6b 10.G-5h P-6d 11.P-1f S-6c 12.B-7i S-5d
13.P-6f K-4a 14.P-1e P-7d 15.G5h-6g B-3a 16.B-5g B-4b
17.K-7i B-5a 18.K-8h K-3a 19.P-3f P-9d 20.P-3e Px3e
21.B-4f B-7c 22.Bx3e P-6e 23.P*3g Px6f 24.Sx6f P-8f
25.Px8f Rx8f 26.P*8g R-8b 27.S-7g P*3d 28.B-5g P-9e
29.L-1h P*6e 30.P*6f Px6f 31.Gx6f P*6e 32.G6f-6g P-4e
33.B-7i G-6c 34.P*6f Px6f 35.Gx6f P*6e 36.G6f-6g B-6d
37.B-6h P-7e 38.S-8f Px7f 39.Gx7f R-7b 40.P*7e P*7d
41.Px7d Rx7d 42.P*7e R-7a 43.P*6f Px6f 44.Gx6f P*6e
45.G-7f R-7b 46.S-7g P*7d 47.Px7d Gx7d 48.P-2d Px2d
49.P*2e P*7e 50.G-8f P*8e 51.Px2d P*2b 52.Gx9e Lx9e
53.P-9f P-7f 54.Sx7f G-8d 55.P*7c Rx7c 56.P*7g G*5h
57.B-7i P-8f 58.Px8f Gx4h 59.Rx4h G-7e 60.Sx7e Bx7e
61.R-2h S*6i 62.G*5b S*4a 63.Gx4a Kx4a 64.G-6h P*7h
65.Gx7h Sx7h+ 66.Kx7h B-3i+ 67.R-2f +B-4i 68.G*6d R-8c
69.P-5e G*6g 70.K-8g G*7h 71.S*7d R-9c 72.S*8b Gx7i
73.Sx9c+ B*7h 74.K-7f Gx7g 75.K-7e G-7f 76.K-8d +B-4h
77.K-8c +Bx9c 78.K-7b Sx5e 79.Gx5c Bx8i+ 80.R*6a P*5a
81.P*5b +B-9d 82.S-8c+ K-3a 83.Rx7f S*4b 84.G*4a Kx4a
85.Px5a+ Sx5a 86.Rx5a+ Kx5a 87.S*5b resigns
Black: Sougin
White: MBrain
1.P-2f P-3d 2.P-2e B-3c 3.P-7f P-4d 4.S-4h G-3b
5.G4i-5h S-2b 6.P-4f K-4a 7.S-4g P-8d 8.S-7h P-8e
9.S-7g B-4b 10.G-7h P-9d 11.S-5f G-4c 12.K-6i P-5d
13.P-3f P-9e 14.P-6f G-5b 15.G5h-6g S-3c 16.B-7i S-6b
17.B-6h K-3a 18.B-5i P-1d 19.K-7i R-9b 20.P-1f P-7d
21.B-2f S-5c 22.N-3g R-9c 23.K-8h R-9d 24.R-4h P-6d
25.P-4e R-9b 26.Px4d S5cx4d 27.P*4e S-5c 28.B-1g R-8b
29.P-6e P-1e 30.B-2h Px1f 31.Px6d P-1g+ 32.Lx1g P*1f
33.P-6c+ Gx6c 34.P-4d S3cx4d 35.N-4e S-6d 36.P*6e S-7c
37.Lx1f P*1e 38.P-6d Sx6d 39.P*6e S-7c 40.P-2d Bx2d
41.P*2e B-5a 42.P-6d Gx6d 43.Lx1e Bx1e 44.R-4f P-5e
45.P*1f B-5i+ 46.S-6h +B-2f 47.P-3e +Bx3e 48.R-4h Px5f
49.Gx5f L*5d 50.G-4f +B-1c 51.P-1e +B-2b 52.N-7g S*3e
53.Gx3e Px3e 54.K-8i P*6g 55.Gx6g P-8f 56.Px8f P*6f
57.Gx6f P*8g 58.S*7i Rx8f 59.K-7h G*8h 60.K-6g Gx9i
61.P*6e G-5e 62.Gx5e L*6f 63.K-5h Lx5e 64.K-4i P*6g
65.N-5c+ Gx5c 66.G*3h Px6h+ 67.Sx6h N*3f 68.Rx4d Gx4d
69.S-5i Nx2h+ 70.Gx2h R*9h 71.G-3h S*2i 72.S*4g Lx5g+
73.P*4h +Lx4g 74.P*3b K-4b 75.Gx4g S*3h 76.resigns
Black: MBrain
White: Morita
1.P-7f P-3d 2.P-6f P-8d 3.S-6h S-6b 4.S-7g S-4b
5.G-7h G-3b 6.B-7i K-4a 7.K-6i G-5b 8.P-2f P-5d
9.P-2e S6b-5c 10.S-4h P-8e 11.B-6h K-3a 12.P-2d Px2d
13.Rx2d S-3c 14.R-2h P*2c 15.G-5h P-5e 16.G5h-6g S-5d
17.S-5i P-6d 18.S-5h P-1d 19.P-7e B-1c 20.P-1f B-3e
21.P-3f B-7a 22.N-3g P-3e 23.Px3e Bx3e 24.P*3f B-7a
25.P-9f P*3e 26.Px3e Bx3e 27.P*3f B-7a 28.K-7i P*3e
29.Px3e Bx3e 30.P*3f B-7a 31.P-9e P*3e 32.Px3e Bx3e
33.P*3f B-7a 34.P-4f P*3e 35.S-4g Px3f 36.Sx3f P*3e
37.S-2e P-2d 38.Sx2d P-3f 39.Sx3c+ Nx3c 40.S*2a G-2b
41.P*3d Px3g+ 42.R-2d B-3e 43.Px3c+ Bx2d 44.+Px2b Kx2b
45.P*2e R*2i 46.K-8h Bx4f 47.G*3b K-2c 48.P-5f Bx6h+
49.G6gx6h P*3a 50.Gx3a Rx2e+ 51.N*1g +R-2h 52.Px5e S-4e
53.B*7a R-7b 54.B-3e+ S*3d 55.P*2d +Rx2d 56.S-3b= K-3c
57.+Bx2d Kx2d 58.R*2a K-3e 59.Rx1a+ B*4i 60.L*8d N*7f
61.Sx7f Bx7f+ 62.Lx8a+ +Bx6f 63.G6h-7g +Bx5e 64.+R-2a P*2f
65.N*8d R-6b 66.+Lx9a B*3h 67.L*5i P*5f 68.N*6g +B-3c
69.P-9d B-4i+ 70.P*4f Kx4f 71.+Rx2f P*3f 72.+R-2i +B-3h
73.+Rx3h +Px3h 74.B*6f S*4d 75.S-4a= G-4b 76.P*3e S3dx3e
77.G-3b Gx3b 78.P*4h G-4b 79.N-2e +B-3d 80.P-7d Px7d
81.G-6h P-3g+ 82.Bx4d +Bx4d 83.S*5a R*4i 84.Sx6b= Rx5i+
85.G6h-7h G*6h 86.R*7b Gx7h 87.Kx7h G*8h 88.Kx8h B*7i
89.K-9h L*9f 90.G*9g Lx9g+ 91.Nx9g G*8h 92.resigns
Black: MBrain
White: SHOTEST
1.P-7f P-8d 2.B-7g K-4b 3.G-7h P-8e 4.S-8h G6a-5b
5.P-2f K-3b 6.P-2e S-4b 7.P-6f P-3d 8.P-9f P-9d
9.P-5f B-3c 10.R-2f P-5d 11.G-5h P-4d 12.B-6h P-4e
13.S-7g B-4d 14.R-3f S-3c 15.P-4f P-3e 16.R-2f Px4f
17.P-1f G-4c 18.Rx4f G-5b 19.S-4h K-2b 20.P-1e S-3d
21.R-2f P-3f 22.R-2g Px3g+ 23.Sx3g G-3c 24.S-3f P-5e
25.P*4e B-5c 26.P*3e S-4c 27.Px5e B-6d 28.N-3g P*3h
29.K-4i Bx5e 30.G7h-6g S-6b 31.P-6e P-7d 32.Kx3h S-5c
33.G-5f B-7c 34.R-2i S-3b 35.G-4g P*5d 36.B-5g P-6d
37.P*5h B-5a 38.Px6d Sx6d 39.G4g-4f B-4b 40.K-2g P-5e
41.G-6f G3c-4c 42.P*6e S-5c 43.G6fx5e P*5d 44.G5e-5f P*4d
45.B-6f B-5a 46.P-7e Px7e 47.Bx7e R-7b 48.S-6f P-9e
49.Px4d Sx4d 50.B-6d B-7c 51.Bx7c+ Rx7c 52.B*8b R-7h+
53.Bx9a+ N-9c 54.P*4e S-5c 55.L*4d G-3c 56.+B-8b B*8h
57.N-7g P*7f 58.+Bx9c Px7g+ 59.N*3d K-1b 60.+B-8d +P-7f
61.+Bx8e P*6c 62.S-5g +Rx8g 63.+B-9d N*2b 64.Nx2b+ Kx2b
65.N*3d Gx3d 66.Px3d +P-6g 67.G*9h +Rx9h 68.Lx9h B-7g+
69.R*7b G*6b 70.Rx7g+ +Px7g 71.B*6f N*5e 72.G5fx5e Px5e
73.N*7d G*7f 74.Bx5e P*3c 75.Px9e Sx4d 76.Px4d G6b-5c
77.N-4e G-5d 78.Nx3c+ Nx3c 79.S*4c Gx5e 80.Gx5e Sx4c
81.Px3c+ Kx3c 82.N*4e K-2b 83.G*3c K-1b 84.Px4c+ Gx4c
85.Gx4c L*2a 86.N-3c= S*4g 87.Sx4g N*3e 88.K-3h Nx4g+
89.Kx4g N*3e 90.K-4f R*4g 91.Kx3e Rx4c+ 92.G*4d P*3d
93.Gx3d G*3f 94.Kx3f +Rx3d 95.P*3e B*4g 96.Kx4g +Rx3e
97.G*3g P*3f 98.S*4h Px3g+ 99.Sx3g P*3f 100.N*2d Px2d
101.B*4e N*3d 102.Bx3f G*2f 103.Sx2f S*4f 104.Sx4f +Rx4f
105.K-3h +Rx3f 106.G*3g Nx2f 107.K-2h G*3h 108.K-1g +Rx3g
109.K-1f S*2g 110.Rx2g +Rx2g 111.Kx2g R*3g 112.Kx2f G*3f
113.K-1f R-2g+ 114.resigns
Black: SHOTEST
White: Morita
1.P7g-7f P3c-3d 2.G6i-7h B2bx8h+ 3.S7ix8h S3a-2b 4.P6g-6f K5a-4b 5.B*6g S2b-3c
6.S8h-7g K4b-3a 7.S3i-4h G4a-3b 8.K5i-6i G6a-5b 9.G7h-6h S7a-6b 10.K6i-7h
P5c-5d 11.R2h-3h S6b-5c 12.P3g-3f P8c-8d 13.P1g-1f P8d-8e 14.G4i-3i P9c-9d
15.P1f-1e P9d-9e 16.K7h-8h K3a-2b 17.G3i-2h P4c-4d 18.P2g-2f P6c-6d 19.P4g-4f
P5d-5e 20.P7f-7e S5c-5d 21.P3f-3e P3dx3e 22.P7e-7d P7cx7d 23.P5g-5f P5ex5f
24.B6gx5f S5d-5e 25.B5f-7h S5ex4f 26.P*3d S3c-4b 27.S4h-5g S4fx5g+ 28.G6hx5g
S4b-4c 29.B7h-6g S*4e 30.S*4a S4ex3d 31.S4ax3b+ K2bx3b 32.R3h-7h P*5e 33.G*6h
B*4h 34.G2h-3h B4hx2f+ 35.G5g-4f S*5d 36.R7h-7i P4d-4e 37.G4f-4g P3e-3f
38.B6g-5h S3d-3e 39.R7i-4i K3b-2b 40.G6h-7h P4e-4f 41.G4g-5g N2a-3c 42.G5g-6g
N3c-4e 43.R4i-3i P7d-7e 44.L9i-9h G5b-4b 45.B5h-6i G4b-3b 46.K8h-9i P5e-5f
47.G6gx5f P*5e 48.P*2g +B2f-2e 49.G5fx4e S5dx4e 50.N2i-3g +B2e-3d 51.N*2f
S3ex2f 52.P2gx2f P3fx3g+ 53.G3hx3g P5e-5f 54.P1e-1d P5f-5g+ 55.P1dx1c+ L1ax1c
56.L1ix1c+ K2bx1c 57.R3i-1i P*1f 58.L*1e K1c-2b 59.B6i-2e +B3dx2e 60.P2fx2e
B*2h 61.B*5e G*4d 62.B5ex6d B2hx1i+ 63.B6dx8b+ +B1ix3g 64.R*1b K2b-3c 65.P*3d
K3cx3d 66.R1b-1d+ K3d-3e 67.+B8bx9a L*7f 68.L*3i P*3h 69.S7gx7f P7ex7f
70.L3ix3h +B3gx3h 71.S*7i K3e-2f 72.P*3c G3bx3c 73.+B9ax8a K2f-3g 74.P*7g
K3g-4h 75.P*4b K4h-4i 76.L*3f P*3e 77.L3fx3e G4dx3e 78.+B8a-7a P7fx7g+
79.N8ix7g P*3d 80.+B7a-9c N*6g 81.+B9c-7e N6gx7i+ 82.G7hx7i R*5i 83.N*6i N*6g
84.+B7ex8e R5i-5h+ 85.P*1c S*8h 86.G7ix8h +R5hx8h 87.K9ix8h S*7i 88.K8h-9i G*8h
resigns