I cannot win that machine. Besides, I am not so strong player. This machine demands to be strong in all stages of the game, at all positions.
[FEN "r4rk1/pp2n1bp/2pq2p1/3pnbB1/3N1P2/2N5/PPPQ2PP/R3RBK1 b - f3 0 15"]
Black has had difficulties with one's Knight on e7. This Knight was pinned and potentially under attack. Black had no good places to one's Queen, unless after g2-g4 Black returns with one's Bishop to c8.
Thus, Black had played d6-d5 and Qd8-d6. Then, the retreat Bf5-d7 is possible.
However, Black seems to lose the piece on e7 at the present moment because White has played f2-f4.
Fortunately, White's King is open now, and Black can escape:
15... Ne5-d3!
This position seems to be normal for Black. The open e-file has been neutralized. White's Pawn d3 is a weakness.
Somewhere here, I planned to play g6-g5-g4 and Rf5-f3.
However, after g5-g4 White can perhaps play Ne2-f4 Ne6xf4 g3xf4 Rf5xf4 e5-e6 and then, if Black moves the Rook from f4, a check Qe3-g5+ follows.
Somewhere, the manoeuvre g6-g5-g4 seemed to be possible, but I decided not to take risks.
I had less than 10 minutes left.
White plays so exactly that this move h5-h4 is not a real threat to such a machine.
White's last move h2-h3 seems to defend everything.
I almost lost this position. Having only a few minutes left, it is difficult to play such an endgame.
[FEN "r4rk1/pp2n1bp/2pq2p1/3pnbB1/3N1P2/2N5/PPPQ2PP/R3RBK1 b - f3 0 15"]
Black has had difficulties with one's Knight on e7. This Knight was pinned and potentially under attack. Black had no good places to one's Queen, unless after g2-g4 Black returns with one's Bishop to c8.
Thus, Black had played d6-d5 and Qd8-d6. Then, the retreat Bf5-d7 is possible.
However, Black seems to lose the piece on e7 at the present moment because White has played f2-f4.
Fortunately, White's King is open now, and Black can escape:
15... Ne5-d3!
This position seems to be normal for Black. The open e-file has been neutralized. White's Pawn d3 is a weakness.
Somewhere here, I planned to play g6-g5-g4 and Rf5-f3.
However, after g5-g4 White can perhaps play Ne2-f4 Ne6xf4 g3xf4 Rf5xf4 e5-e6 and then, if Black moves the Rook from f4, a check Qe3-g5+ follows.
Somewhere, the manoeuvre g6-g5-g4 seemed to be possible, but I decided not to take risks.
I had less than 10 minutes left.
White plays so exactly that this move h5-h4 is not a real threat to such a machine.
White's last move h2-h3 seems to defend everything.
I almost lost this position. Having only a few minutes left, it is difficult to play such an endgame.
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