A GAME AND AN ANALYSIS

Here is the game:

Eintalu - Reich, Worldchess 2025

One thing that chess can teach us is that human beings are fallible. 

With limited time and a complex position, there is no way to calculate everything that is needed. You do not even have time to detect all those moves that warrant a closer look.

The positions can be so complex, however, that even the computer is confused. 

In the post-game analysis of the present game, there were some variations in which the chess engine started to "oscillate". At depth N, the machine declared that White was winning. After a few minutes, at depth N + M, the machine stated that Black was, in fact, winning. And so on. 

I stopped the machine at depth d = 32 half-moves. 

A RAPID GAME

Recently, I have played on the chess platform Premium Chess. 

As an example, I shall provide one training game. It turns out that the training games cannot be shared from that platform. However, the player can download their own games, provided they have paid the subscription fee.

I had black pieces in the game WhiteWolf - Nanomaster: 

The video above was taken using my personal NCH software. You can also see it on Flickr. 

Below is a short analysis of that game:

 

 

FANTASTIC RAPID GAME

In the rapid game mosayedouda - Mikromeister on ChessDotCom, I had black pieces. 

Finally, I was lucky...