Komodo 11.01 vs asmFish 170522

[beram]

Super, Bram! Can you please post a link to the games when the match is over?

off course Jeroen
+13 - 3 =40 after 56 games now

Match is over +31 -4 =65 for asmFish is 63,5%

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asmFish170522-K11.01, Blitz 3m+2s 
                                      
1   asmfishw_2017-05-22_popcnt   +96  +31/=65/-4 63.50%   63.5/100
2   Komodo 11.01 64-bit          -96  +4/=65/-31 36.50%   36.5/100

downloadlink till 15june
https://we.tl/Lhovp0UCH4

With contempt set to zero 0 you would expect more draws for Komodo 11 and less wins for 'the fish', but asmfish gets 3 more wins from 31 to 34 and Komodo doubles its wins from 4 to 8
So number of draws has lowered from 65 to 58(%)
With black asmfish wins 11 – 1 with white the outcome is 23 – 7
 

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asmFish170522-K11.01(ct=0), Blitz 3m+2s               ultrashort lines Noomen                                                         
1   asmfishw_2017-05-22_popcnt   +92  +34/=58/-8 63.00%   63.0/100
2   Komodo 11.01 64-bit          -92  +8/=58/-34 37.00%   37.0/100

Downloadlink till 18june https://we.tl/IYYQoKBN7o

Shortest win is this game in 28 moves, a rather original kingside blow up, where ‘The fish’ gives up castling in a Queens Indian variation plays a novelty with Rg1(!) at move 10 followed by g4 'and so on'

[pgn]
[Event "asmFish170522-K11.01(ct=0), Blitz 3m+2s"]
[Site "AMD Ryzen 1800X"]
[Date "2017.06.11"]
[Round "67"]
[White "asmfishw_2017-05-22_popcnt"]
[Black "Komodo 11.01 64-bit"]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "E12"]
[Annotator "0.08;0.18"]
[PlyCount "55"]
[TimeControl "180+2"]

{AMD Ryzen 7 1800X Eight-Core Processor 3593 MHz W=24.4 plies; 18.
135kN/s B=25.7 plies; 14.831kN/s} 1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 e6 3. Nf3 b6 {Beide laatste
zet uit boek} 4. Bf4 {[%eval 8,25] [%emt 0:00:25]} Bb4+ {[%eval 18,22] [%emt 0:
00:06]} 5. Nc3 {[%eval 4,25] [%emt 0:00:11] (Pb1-d2)} O-O {[%eval 11,24] [%emt
0:00:12] (Lc8-b7)} 6. e3 {[%eval 14,24] [%emt 0:00:05]} Ne4 {[%eval 19,24]
[%emt 0:00:06] (h7-h6)} 7. Qc2 {[%eval -12,26] [%emt 0:00:11]} Bb7 {[%eval 5,
24] [%emt 0:00:05]} 8. Bd3 {[%eval -13,24] [%emt 0:00:05]} Bxc3+ {[%eval 12,23]
[%emt 0:00:03] (f7-f5)} 9. bxc3 {[%eval -12,23] [%emt 0:00:08]} f5 {[%eval 6,
24] [%emt 0:00:13]} 10. Rg1 {[%eval 10,24] [%emt 0:00:05] (0-0)} Kh8 {[%eval 0,
21] [%emt 0:00:03] (Pe4-f6)} 11. g4 {[%eval 30,21] [%emt 0:00:02] (h2-h4)} Nf6
{[%eval 0,25] [%emt 0:00:07] (d7-d6)} 12. Ng5 {[%eval 8,25] [%emt 0:00:07]} h6
{[%eval 0,26] [%emt 0:00:07]} 13. gxf5 {[%eval 0,24] [%emt 0:00:01]} hxg5 {
[%eval 0,29] [%emt 0:00:05] (e6xf5)} 14. Rxg5 {[%eval 37,23] [%emt 0:00:03]}
exf5 {[%eval 0,30] [%emt 0:00:07]} 15. Rxf5 {[%eval 33,22] [%emt 0:00:01]} Nc6
{[%eval 0,27] [%emt 0:00:08] (Dd8-e8)} 16. Bg5 {[%eval 116,21] [%emt 0:00:03]}
Ne7 {[%eval 26,28] [%emt 0:00:43]} 17. Rf4 {[%eval 114,26] [%emt 0:00:09]} Kg8
{[%eval 55,23] [%emt 0:00:04] (d7-d5)} 18. d5 {[%eval 200,23] [%emt 0:00:05]
(0-0-0)} Nc8 {[%eval 130,26] [%emt 0:00:20] (b6-b5)} 19. Bh7+ {[%eval 506,24]
[%emt 0:00:05] (Tf4-h4)} Kh8 {[%eval 453,25] [%emt 0:00:07]} 20. Rh4 {[%eval
547,24] [%emt 0:00:05]} Nd6 {[%eval 483,26] [%emt 0:00:04]} 21. O-O-O {[%eval
604,24] [%emt 0:00:03]} Re8 {[%eval 504,27] [%emt 0:00:07]} 22. Bg6+ {[%eval
750,23] [%emt 0:00:03] (Td1-g1)} Kg8 {[%eval 504,29] [%emt 0:00:02]} 23. Bxe8 {
[%eval 783,24] [%emt 0:00:02] (Td1-g1)} Ndxe8 {[%eval 483,25] [%emt 0:00:02]}
24. Rg1 {[%eval 805,26] [%emt 0:00:03] (Dc2-g6)} Qe7 {[%eval 520,26] [%emt 0:
00:03]} 25. Qg6 {[%eval 829,25] [%emt 0:00:02]} Qa3+ {[%eval 669,26] [%emt 0:
00:15] (c7-c6)} 26. Kb1 {[%eval 962,27] [%emt 0:00:06] (Kc1-d1)} Qxc3 {[%eval
1157,27] [%emt 0:00:05] (Da3-e7)} 27. Bxf6 {[%eval 1046,28] [%emt 0:00:04]}
Qxf6 {[%eval 1227,29] [%emt 0:00:02]} 28. Qh7+ {[%eval 1054,28] [%emt 0:00:01]}
1-0
[/pgn]

[Jeroen]

Thanks, Bram! I am quite surprised by the 63.5% and 63.0% scores by SF in these matches, considering the minimum number of opening moves they get.

Below a few interesting games from the 2nd match.

[Jeroen]

Game 27: After just 5 plies of forced opening moves, both engines produce a main line Sicilian Sveshnikov. The ending is slightly better for white and in the end SF wins a very instructive rook ending.

[pgn][Event "asmFish170522-K11.01(ct=0), Blitz 3m+2s"]
[Site "AMD Ryzen 1800X"]
[Date "2017.06.10"]
[Round "27"]
[White "asmfishw_2017-05-22_popcnt"]
[Black "Komodo 11.01 64-bit"]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "B33"]
[Annotator "0.00;0.00"]
[PlyCount "133"]
[EventDate "2017.??.??"]
[EventType "blitz"]
[TimeControl "180+2"]

{AMD Ryzen 7 1800X Eight-Core Processor 3593 MHz W=25.3 plies; 20.333kN/s B=25.
8 plies; 15.853kN/s} 1. e4 c5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. d4 {Beide laatste zet uit boek}
cxd4 {0.00/21 6} 4. Nxd4 {0.00/26 14 (c2-c3)} e5 {0.23/22 4 (e7-e6)} 5. Nb5 {
0.18/26 5} d6 {0.24/25 11} 6. N1c3 {0.16/26 21} Nf6 {0.27/25 6 (a7-a6)} 7. Bg5
{0.36/25 3} a6 {0.25/25 4} 8. Na3 {0.08/23 2 (Lg5xf6)} b5 {0.26/26 8 (Ta8-b8)}
9. Bxf6 {0.46/25 5} gxf6 {0.26/24 2} 10. Nd5 {0.33/24 1} f5 {0.21/25 9} 11. Bd3
{0.44/24 3 (e4xf5)} Be6 {0.17/26 9} 12. c3 {0.34/25 1 (0-0)} Bg7 {0.21/26 8}
13. Qh5 {0.47/25 3 (Pa3-c2)} O-O {0.32/25 7} 14. exf5 {0.28/22 1} Bxd5 {
0.21/25 3} 15. f6 {0.33/25 3} e4 {0.26/24 4 (h7-h6)} 16. fxg7 {0.20/27 11} Re8
{0.32/23 3} 17. Be2 {0.25/26 2} Re5 {0.26/24 7} 18. Qh6 {0.29/26 14} b4 {
0.22/24 8} 19. Nc2 {0.09/28 14} Be6 {0.22/26 11 (b4xc3)} 20. O-O {0.26/28 11}
bxc3 {0.21/25 5} 21. bxc3 {0.36/27 3} Qg5 {0.17/27 5} 22. Qxg5 {0.36/25 1} Rxg5
{0.21/26 4} 23. Rfd1 {0.10/29 11} Rd8 {0.19/27 6} 24. Bxa6 {0.23/27 5} Rc5 {
0.17/26 3} 25. Nd4 {0.35/27 4 (c3-c4)} d5 {0.18/28 9 (Pc6xd4)} 26. a4 {0.28/28
8} Rxc3 {0.33/26 4} 27. a5 {0.40/25 1} Nxd4 {0.35/26 3} 28. Rxd4 {0.47/27 4}
Ra8 {0.39/26 5} 29. Be2 {0.41/28 13} Kxg7 {0.28/24 3} 30. a6 {0.29/23 1} Ra7 {
0.25/23 5} 31. f4 {0.46/26 13} Kf6 {0.23/25 6} 32. Ra2 {0.41/27 17 (Kg1-f1)} h6
{0.25/23 6 (Kf6-f5)} 33. Kf2 {0.47/27 12 (g2-g3)} Bd7 {0.41/25 10} 34. Rb4 {
0.60/25 3 (Kf2-e1)} Ke7 {0.39/27 13 (Ld7-c6)} 35. Ra5 {0.64/25 6 (Kf2-e1)} Bc6
{0.47/26 7} 36. Ke1 {0.55/29 7} e3 {0.58/27 4 (Lc6-a8)} 37. Bf3 {0.69/27 3} Kd6
{0.60/27 2} 38. Ke2 {0.57/25 1} Kc7 {0.54/27 9 (Tc3-c5)} 39. Bxd5 {0.75/23 2}
Bxd5 {0.45/26 4} 40. Rxd5 {0.68/28 1} Rc2+ {0.52/26 2 (Ta7xa6)} 41. Kxe3 {
0.81/25 5} Rxa6 {0.59/28 4} 42. g3 {0.80/25 2 (Tb4-d4)} Ra3+ {0.60/25 5} 43.
Ke4 {1.04/25 3} Rxh2 {0.58/25 2} 44. g4 {1.37/26 6 (Tb4-c4+)} Rh4 {0.51/27 4
(Th2-g2)} 45. Rc4+ {1.59/25 2} Kb6 {0.52/26 2} 46. Kf5 {1.56/25 0 (Td5-d6+)} f6
{1.18/26 9 (Ta3-b3)} 47. Rdc5 {1.99/22 2 (Tc4-c8)} h5 {1.19/26 6} 48. g5 {
2.34/24 2 (Tc5-c6+)} fxg5 {1.46/22 2} 49. fxg5 {2.57/28 2} Rhh3 {1.59/23 2} 50.
Rc6+ {2.96/28 3} Kb7 {1.74/25 3} 51. Rc7+ {3.17/24 3} Kb6 {1.77/25 2} 52. Kg6 {
3.41/28 3} h4 {2.05/26 4} 53. Rh7 {3.68/27 3} Ra8 {2.30/27 7} 54. Rhxh4 {
3.84/22 1} Rg3 {2.39/27 3} 55. Rcg4 {4.49/25 2 (Th4-g4)} Rga3 {2.46/26 2} 56.
Kh6 {4.95/22 1} R3a7 {5.18/26 6} 57. g6 {5.73/25 2 (Tg4-b4+)} Rh8+ {5.21/29 1}
58. Kg5 {5.73/1 0} Rg8 {5.26/28 1} 59. Rb4+ {6.39/24 4} Kc5 {5.54/26 2 (Kb6-c6)
} 60. Rhc4+ {7.15/24 2} Kd5 {5.98/28 6} 61. Rf4 {9.66/21 4} Ra3 {6.02/29 2} 62.
Kh6 {10.41/21 2} Rh8+ {6.20/25 1} 63. Kg7 {12.20/22 2} Raa8 {6.35/28 2 (Th8-h3)
} 64. Kf6 {15.03/20 2} Rhf8+ {7.54/30 5} 65. Kg5 {45.61/22 2} Rg8 {7.56/28 2}
66. Ra4 {45.72/29 3} Rae8 {8.80/28 1} 67. Ra5+ {46.21/25 3 (Ta4-d4+)} 1-0[/pgn]

[Jeroen]

Game 29: Just six plies theory in the French and SF comes up with 6.h4!?, the Chatard-Alekhine attack. The next surprise is 12.Nxf7!?. Both engines agree white is better for some time, but in the end Komodo defends and realizes its material advantage.

[pgn][Event "asmFish170522-K11.01(ct=0), Blitz 3m+2s"]
[Site "AMD Ryzen 1800X"]
[Date "2017.06.10"]
[Round "29"]
[White "asmfishw_2017-05-22_popcnt"]
[Black "Komodo 11.01 64-bit"]
[Result "0-1"]
[ECO "C14"]
[Annotator "0.16;-0.01"]
[PlyCount "120"]
[EventDate "2017.??.??"]
[EventType "blitz"]
[TimeControl "180+2"]

{AMD Ryzen 7 1800X Eight-Core Processor 3593 MHz W=28.3 plies; 20.623kN/s B=27.
0 plies; 16.146kN/s} 1. e4 e6 2. d4 d5 3. Nc3 Nf6 {Beide laatste zet uit boek}
4. Bg5 {0.16/24 14} Be7 {-0.01/23 4 (Lf8-b4)} 5. e5 {0.18/26 5} Nfd7 {0.05/23 4
} 6. h4 {0.13/25 7 (Lg5xe7)} Bxg5 {-0.03/24 9 (h7-h6)} 7. hxg5 {0.29/24 3} Qxg5
{0.00/24 5} 8. Nh3 {0.09/21 1} Qe7 {0.17/24 8} 9. Qg4 {0.27/24 2} g6 {0.26/24
19} 10. Ng5 {0.10/27 9 (0-0-0)} h6 {0.35/24 9} 11. Bd3 {0.15/26 8} Nc6 {
0.12/25 7} 12. Nxf7 {0.27/27 8} Kxf7 {0.17/23 2} 13. Bxg6+ {0.40/26 9} Kg7 {
0.18/24 3} 14. Rh5 {0.58/24 1} Kg8 {0.53/26 14} 15. Bd3+ {0.66/26 10} Kf8 {
0.56/23 3} 16. Ne2 {0.58/25 4 (Pc3-b5)} Qg7 {0.49/25 9 (Kf8-e8)} 17. Bg6 {
0.61/27 7} Nb6 {0.62/27 23} 18. O-O-O {0.79/25 4} Ne7 {0.69/26 4} 19. Qf3+ {
0.85/28 4} Kg8 {0.87/26 3} 20. Bd3 {0.59/26 1} Bd7 {0.40/27 4} 21. Rdh1 {
0.96/27 5 (Pe2-f4)} Rf8 {0.43/25 4} 22. Nf4 {0.86/30 12} Be8 {0.77/26 6} 23.
R5h3 {0.85/28 4} Ng6 {0.59/27 3} 24. Bxg6 {1.02/29 4} Bxg6 {0.60/25 2} 25. Rg3
{0.87/26 1} Rxf4 {0.30/24 4} 26. Qxf4 {0.84/28 10} Nd7 {0.37/23 2} 27. Rhh3 {
0.78/26 1} Nf8 {0.57/24 3} 28. Ra3 {0.91/27 8 (Tg3-b3)} Bf5 {0.36/23 3 (a7-a6)}
29. Rhc3 {0.08/27 22 (Th3-b3)} a6 {-0.45/25 10} 30. Rcb3 {-0.56/30 23 (Ta3-b3)}
c6 {-0.47/26 5 (h6-h5)} 31. Qg3 {-0.43/28 9} Ng6 {-0.53/27 3} 32. Rb6 {-0.85/
29 7} h5 {-0.55/27 3} 33. Qg5 {-0.55/28 1 (Ta3-b3)} h4 {-0.68/28 4} 34. Rf3 {
-0.83/31 14} Qh6 {-0.76/26 3 (Th8-h7)} 35. Qxh6 {-0.76/27 1} Rxh6 {-0.58/26 2}
36. Rxb7 {-0.68/30 10} Rh7 {-0.80/26 2} 37. Rb8+ {-0.90/31 7 (Tb7-b6)} Kg7 {
-0.85/26 5} 38. Rb7+ {-0.68/27 4} Kh6 {-0.56/27 4} 39. Rxh7+ {-0.56/27 0} Kxh7
{-0.62/27 2} 40. Kd2 {-0.62/32 3} Kh6 {-0.48/26 3} 41. Ke1 {-1.12/33 8} Be4 {
-0.70/28 4} 42. Rf7 {-1.21/27 1} Bxg2 {-0.66/27 3} 43. f3 {-0.95/29 3} h3 {
-0.79/30 10 (Lg2-h3)} 44. Kf2 {-0.64/28 1} Nh4 {-0.47/31 3} 45. Rf4 {-0.47/25 0
} Nf5 {-0.67/32 13 (Kh6-g5)} 46. c3 {-1.13/31 6} Kh5 {-0.60/33 3} 47. a4 {
-0.72/33 7 (a2-a3)} Kh6 {-0.53/35 15} 48. Kg1 {-1.20/33 6} Kh7 {-0.62/33 4
(Kh6-g5)} 49. Kf2 {-1.37/34 4 (Kg1-h2)} Kh8 {-0.52/34 9 (Kh7-h6)} 50. a5 {
-1.37/33 3 (Kf2-g1)} Kh7 {-0.92/29 1} 51. Kg1 {-1.45/34 2} Kg6 {-0.95/31 1
(Kh7-h6)} 52. Kf2 {-1.52/34 2} Kh6 {-1.14/34 7 (Kg6-h7)} 53. b3 {-1.47/31 1
(Kf2-g1)} Kh5 {-1.38/27 1} 54. c4 {-1.64/33 3 (Kf2-g1)} dxc4 {-1.61/26 3} 55.
bxc4 {-1.71/27 0} Ne3 {-1.77/25 1} 56. Kxe3 {-2.58/30 3 (Tf4-f8)} h2 {-4.17/26
1} 57. Rf8 {-5.35/31 3} h1=Q {-6.75/30 4} 58. Rh8+ {-7.05/31 2} Kg5 {-9.50/30
4 (Kh5-g6)} 59. Rxh1 {-8.06/29 2} Bxh1 {-9.50/30 1} 60. Ke4 {-8.31/26 0} Bg2 {
-10.50/34 3} 0-1[/pgn]

[Jeroen]

Game 77: After 6 plies of Benko gambit SF surprisingly doesn't take the pawn (4.cxb5), but prefers a sideline by playing 4.Bf4!? Already early in the game SF starts pushing pawns and Komodo 'castles into it'. The obvious 30.Bxh5 and the far less obvious 32.Bxg6! lead to a clear white win.

[pgn][Event "asmFish170522-K11.01(ct=0), Blitz 3m+2s"]
[Site "AMD Ryzen 1800X"]
[Date "2017.06.11"]
[Round "77"]
[White "asmfishw_2017-05-22_popcnt"]
[Black "Komodo 11.01 64-bit"]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "A57"]
[Annotator "0.35;0.17"]
[PlyCount "95"]
[EventDate "2017.??.??"]
[EventType "blitz"]
[TimeControl "180+2"]

{AMD Ryzen 7 1800X Eight-Core Processor 3593 MHz W=22.8 plies; 17.710kN/s B=23.
3 plies; 14.048kN/s} 1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 c5 3. d5 b5 {Beide laatste zet uit boek}
4. Bf4 {0.35/23 22} Qa5+ {0.17/22 4 (Lc8-b7)} 5. Nc3 {0.54/22 3} Bb7 {0.33/23
7 (b5-b4)} 6. f3 {0.45/22 2} b4 {0.16/22 4 (d7-d6)} 7. Na4 {0.53/25 4 (Pc3-e4)}
Nh5 {0.11/25 8} 8. Bd2 {0.62/24 6} Qc7 {0.15/26 8} 9. e4 {0.72/23 4} d6 {
0.18/25 5} 10. g4 {0.62/25 6 (a2-a3)} Nf6 {0.07/22 3} 11. h4 {0.65/25 4 (g4-g5)
} h6 {0.16/23 13} 12. Ne2 {0.54/24 3 (a2-a3)} g6 {0.09/21 3} 13. Be3 {0.47/23
14 (Pe2-g3)} Nbd7 {0.10/23 4 (Lf8-g7)} 14. Ng3 {0.76/24 8} Bc8 {0.19/23 9
(Lf8-g7)} 15. Kf2 {0.63/26 7 (Dd1-c2)} Bg7 {0.00/25 8 (Pd7-e5)} 16. Be2 {
0.63/28 37 (h4-h5)} Ne5 {0.00/23 3} 17. Kg2 {0.71/26 16 (h4-h5)} h5 {-0.10/23
5 (Lc8-d7)} 18. g5 {0.95/25 5} Nh7 {0.00/25 3} 19. Qc2 {0.99/21 1} O-O {
0.31/24 15 (Ph7-f8)} 20. Raf1 {0.78/26 15} Re8 {0.38/25 12} 21. Bc1 {1.10/24 4}
Nd7 {0.30/25 7 (Lc8-d7)} 22. f4 {1.33/22 3} Bd4 {0.38/24 5} 23. Bf3 {1.16/22 5}
Bb7 {0.51/23 10 (e7-e6)} 24. b3 {1.35/21 3 (Pg3-e2)} Nhf8 {0.58/23 18 (Ta8-d8)}
25. Bb2 {1.68/21 3} e5 {0.79/23 18 (e7-e6)} 26. f5 {2.25/21 5} Nb6 {1.24/22 8
(Ta8-d8)} 27. Bxd4 {2.50/22 2} cxd4 {1.50/24 9 (e5xd4)} 28. Nb2 {2.81/21 2} a5
{1.75/23 6} 29. Qe2 {2.87/22 5} a4 {2.07/24 7} 30. Bxh5 {3.40/21 1} axb3 {
2.22/23 4 (g6xh5)} 31. axb3 {3.45/22 4} Ra2 {2.46/22 5 (Lb7-c8)} 32. Bxg6 {
3.62/21 3 (Tf1-f2)} fxg6 {1.85/21 8 (Te8-a8)} 33. h5 {4.44/20 2} Nxd5 {2.64/22
7 (Te8-a8)} 34. exd5 {3.86/26 7} gxf5 {2.57/23 3} 35. Nxf5 {4.04/23 1} Ne6 {
2.93/24 6} 36. Nh6+ {4.59/21 3} Kg7 {2.95/25 3} 37. Rh4 {5.02/21 2 (De2-d3)}
Rf8 {4.85/19 5} 38. Nf5+ {5.45/20 1} Kg8 {4.83/20 2} 39. Kg1 {5.70/22 3
(Kg2-g3)} Rxf5 {4.58/21 7 (d4-d3)} 40. Rxf5 {6.18/22 3} d3 {4.86/24 3} 41. Qxd3
{6.69/24 3} Rxb2 {5.58/25 5} 42. Rf6 {6.77/22 1} Qc5+ {5.96/25 4} 43. Kf1 {
7.32/23 3} Bxd5 {6.09/24 1} 44. Qxd5 {7.46/22 2} Rb1+ {6.19/24 1} 45. Ke2 {
7.85/21 7} Qxd5 {6.63/25 5 (Tb1-b2+)} 46. cxd5 {8.19/21 4} Nf4+ {6.97/22 2} 47.
Kf3 {8.41/22 3} Rxb3+ {7.11/23 1} 48. Ke4 {8.57/23 2} 1-0[/pgn]

[Lyudmil Tsvetkov]

Thanks, Bram! I am quite surprised by the 63.5% and 63.0% scores by SF in these matches, considering the minimum number of opening moves they get.

Below a few interesting games from the 2nd match.

less opening moves, more remaining game play, and consequently more leeway for making mistakes.

[Jeroen]

Game 82: Lot's of agressive pawn pushes in the Leningrad Dutch. SF's 37... h4? appears to be a mistake, allowing white to close the K-side by 38.h3. Both engines disagree about the resulting position, another SF error allows Komodo to claim an advantage. It takes SF a surprising long time to admit it is in trouble. Apparently it missed the decisive blow 49.e6!

[pgn][Event "asmFish170522-K11.01(ct=0), Blitz 3m+2s"]
[Site "AMD Ryzen 1800X"]
[Date "2017.06.11"]
[Round "82"]
[White "Komodo 11.01 64-bit"]
[Black "asmfishw_2017-05-22_popcnt"]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "A87"]
[Annotator "0.39;0.25"]
[PlyCount "115"]
[EventDate "2017.??.??"]
[EventType "blitz"]
[TimeControl "180+2"]

{AMD Ryzen 7 1800X Eight-Core Processor 3593 MHz W=24.1 plies; 13.794kN/s B=25.
9 plies; 18.712kN/s} 1. d4 f5 2. Nf3 Nf6 3. g3 g6 {Beide laatste zet uit boek}
4. Bg2 {0.39/23 12} Bg7 {0.25/22 10} 5. O-O {0.35/22 6 (c2-c4)} O-O {0.29/23 4
(d7-d6)} 6. c4 {0.36/23 14 (b2-b3)} d6 {0.33/21 6} 7. Nc3 {0.30/24 14} e6 {
0.25/21 14 (Pb8-c6)} 8. Be3 {0.49/19 5 (Lc1-f4)} Nc6 {0.15/22 4 (Dd8-e7)} 9. d5
{0.61/22 6 (Dd1-d2)} Ne5 {0.39/26 18} 10. Nxe5 {0.55/22 4} dxe5 {0.48/22 1} 11.
Qb3 {0.53/24 9 (Le3-c5)} exd5 {0.34/22 3} 12. cxd5 {0.56/24 3} Rf7 {0.49/23 8}
13. Rac1 {0.51/25 13} Ne8 {0.22/26 16} 14. d6 {0.40/25 5} c6 {0.59/30 28
(e5-e4)} 15. Rfd1 {0.33/21 4} Nf6 {0.52/29 5} 16. Na4 {0.61/24 7} Qe8 {0.57/31
11 (e5-e4)} 17. Qa3 {0.72/26 12 (Pa4-c5)} a5 {0.43/22 4 (Lc8-e6)} 18. Nc5 {
0.75/22 5 (Le3-g5)} Bf8 {0.41/25 15 (Pf6-d7)} 19. Bg5 {0.66/23 9} Nd7 {0.48/26
7} 20. Na4 {0.67/22 3 (b2-b4)} h6 {0.00/21 2 (De8-e6)} 21. Be3 {0.65/21 2} g5 {
0.27/23 14 (Ta8-a6)} 22. f3 {0.84/23 10 (Le3-b6)} b5 {0.00/23 2 (f5-f4)} 23.
Nb6 {0.81/21 3 (Pa4-c5)} Nxb6 {0.00/23 4} 24. Bxb6 {0.78/22 4} Bd7 {0.00/24 1}
25. Bh3 {0.77/21 4 (Lb6xa5)} Rf6 {0.04/24 10 (a5-a4)} 26. Bc5 {0.76/21 6
(Da3-b3+)} h5 {0.00/22 6 (a5-a4)} 27. Qc3 {0.66/22 9 (Da3-b3+)} a4 {-0.31/19 2
(De8-f7)} 28. b4 {0.60/20 7 (b2-b3)} Bg7 {-0.44/21 4} 29. e4 {0.44/23 10
(Lc5-f2)} g4 {-0.62/22 2} 30. Bg2 {0.25/22 2} f4 {-0.69/22 1} 31. gxf4 {
0.00/25 4} exf4 {-0.41/26 6 (Tf6xf4)} 32. Bd4 {0.26/23 3} Rg6 {-0.45/24 1} 33.
Kh1 {0.00/24 7 (Ld4xg7)} Qe6 {-0.57/25 3 (g4-g3)} 34. Bxg7 {0.00/25 6} Rxg7 {
-0.75/20 1} 35. e5 {0.00/25 2 (Td1-d2)} g3 {-0.56/29 7} 36. Rd2 {0.00/27 6} Re8
{-0.56/28 1 (g3xh2)} 37. Re1 {0.00/26 4} h4 {-0.40/30 7 (g3xh2)} 38. h3 {
0.45/29 7} Qg6 {-0.40/31 4 (Tg7-g5)} 39. Bf1 {0.51/26 6 (Td2-e2)} Qf7 {-0.40/
31 3 (Dg6-e6)} 40. Kg1 {0.45/26 1 (Lf1-g2)} Rg5 {-0.40/31 3} 41. Qd4 {0.44/28 7
} Rg6 {-0.40/32 3 (Te8-f8)} 42. Rc2 {0.44/24 4 (Lf1-g2)} Rg7 {0.00/28 10
(Tg6-h6)} 43. Re4 {1.02/22 2} Qf5 {0.00/31 4} 44. Bd3 {0.95/24 2 (Tc2-e2)} Rf7
{0.00/32 8 (Df5xh3)} 45. Ree2 {1.24/22 2 (Ld3-f1)} Qe6 {0.00/31 2} 46. Be4 {
1.02/23 2 (Te2-e4)} Rc8 {0.00/31 2} 47. a3 {1.26/24 3 (Le4-d3)} Rg7 {0.00/29 2}
48. Rcd2 {1.91/26 8 (Le4-d3)} Qxh3 {0.94/28 5} 49. e6 {1.88/25 2} Qxe6 {
0.88/24 0} 50. Bb1 {2.77/24 2} Qh6 {2.22/28 6 (c6-c5)} 51. Ba2+ {2.84/25 1} Kh7
{3.48/27 4} 52. Re7 {3.76/26 4} Re8 {4.03/25 2 (Tc8-f8)} 53. Bb1+ {4.38/27 1
(Dd4-e4+)} Kg8 {5.10/28 2} 54. Rde2 {6.32/28 4} Rgxe7 {6.05/28 2} 55. dxe7 {
6.62/29 3} Be6 {6.91/28 2} 56. Qd6 {6.93/28 1} Kf7 {7.43/29 2} 57. Ba2 {
8.31/28 4 (Lb1-f5)} Qf6 {7.91/28 2} 58. Qxe6+ {8.31/28 2} 1-0[/pgn]

[Jeroen]

Game 87: black's play in the opening is rather inconsequent (4... d6?! is not very good), which allows SF to build up a strong attack by 28.f4. Komodo sidelines its Q on b4, after which the attack quickly becomes decisive. White wins material and the game.

[pgn][Event "asmFish170522-K11.01(ct=0), Blitz 3m+2s"]
[Site "AMD Ryzen 1800X"]
[Date "2017.06.11"]
[Round "87"]
[White "asmfishw_2017-05-22_popcnt"]
[Black "Komodo 11.01 64-bit"]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "A50"]
[Annotator "0.32;0.37"]
[PlyCount "147"]
[EventDate "2017.??.??"]
[EventType "blitz"]
[TimeControl "180+2"]

{AMD Ryzen 7 1800X Eight-Core Processor 3593 MHz W=30.0 plies; 20.061kN/s B=25.
6 plies; 13.817kN/s} 1. c4 b6 {Beide laatste zet uit boek} 2. d4 {0.32/24 10}
Bb7 {0.37/23 19} 3. Nc3 {0.35/24 4} Nf6 {0.36/23 4 (e7-e6)} 4. Qc2 {0.35/24 5}
d6 {0.36/25 8 (d7-d5)} 5. e4 {0.59/24 2 (Pg1-f3)} e5 {0.43/25 4} 6. d5 {
0.53/24 1} a5 {0.42/25 7 (Pb8-d7)} 7. Be3 {0.60/23 4 (Lf1-e2)} Ng4 {0.40/25 6
(g7-g6)} 8. Bd2 {0.64/23 4} Nd7 {0.41/26 8 (Pg4-f6)} 9. Be2 {0.64/27 11} Ngf6 {
0.38/26 5} 10. Nf3 {0.72/24 1} Be7 {0.43/24 2 (g7-g6)} 11. h3 {0.68/25 12 (0-0)
} Bc8 {0.32/24 3 (c7-c6)} 12. Be3 {0.61/27 10 (0-0)} Nc5 {0.40/27 19 (h7-h6)}
13. b3 {0.75/28 9 (0-0-0)} O-O {0.35/25 5 (h7-h6)} 14. O-O {0.80/27 15} Ne8 {
0.36/25 3 (h7-h6)} 15. Rae1 {0.36/27 8} h6 {0.38/26 11 (f7-f5)} 16. Qb1 {
0.51/24 5 (Kg1-h2)} Kh8 {0.37/25 8 (f7-f5)} 17. Kh2 {0.49/25 11 (a2-a3)} Bd7 {
0.55/23 6} 18. Bd1 {0.50/24 1} c6 {0.46/24 5} 19. dxc6 {0.58/25 7} Bxc6 {
0.38/24 6} 20. Bc2 {0.56/22 1} Nf6 {0.42/21 2 (Pe8-c7)} 21. g3 {0.59/23 3
(Kh2-g1)} Nfd7 {0.45/21 6} 22. Qd1 {0.68/21 5} Re8 {0.43/21 7} 23. Qe2 {
0.74/23 18 (Pc3-d5)} Nf6 {0.60/21 8} 24. Nd2 {0.71/25 6} Kg8 {0.48/22 16
(Pf6-d7)} 25. f4 {0.88/22 2} Rc8 {0.48/22 7 (e5xf4)} 26. f5 {0.83/23 34 (f4xe5)
} Rc7 {0.52/22 8 (Dd8-c7)} 27. Rc1 {0.97/20 6} Qa8 {0.31/22 6 (Tc7-b7)} 28. Bf2
{0.97/23 7 (Tc1-b1)} Rec8 {0.42/22 3} 29. g4 {1.22/22 3 (Tc1-d1)} a4 {0.75/21 7
} 30. Rg1 {1.00/24 18} axb3 {0.65/23 8 (Da8-a5)} 31. axb3 {0.89/24 4} Qa3 {
0.72/21 3 (Da8-a5)} 32. h4 {1.29/20 1} Qb4 {0.94/22 6} 33. Bb1 {1.47/23 6
(Pc3-d5)} Nh7 {1.07/23 6} 34. Na2 {1.69/24 4} Qa3 {1.06/23 1} 35. b4 {1.95/21 1
} Nd7 {1.09/24 5} 36. Rc3 {2.20/21 1} Qa8 {1.39/23 6} 37. g5 {2.19/21 3} hxg5 {
1.43/23 2} 38. Rcg3 {2.12/20 1} g6 {1.48/22 3} 39. b5 {2.08/22 2} Bb7 {1.53/23
4} 40. Nc3 {1.96/21 1} Kg7 {1.13/22 3 (Pd7-f6)} 41. fxg6 {2.40/22 3} fxg6 {
1.03/22 1} 42. Nd5 {2.54/23 2} Bxd5 {1.71/21 2} 43. exd5 {1.99/19 1} Rh8 {
1.34/22 3 (Da8-a4)} 44. Rh3 {2.11/22 3} Qe8 {1.39/21 2 (Ph7-f8)} 45. Ne4 {
2.31/22 4 (Lf2-e3)} Qc8 {1.31/22 5 (Pd7-c5)} 46. Bd3 {2.64/22 1 (h4-h5)} Ndf6 {
2.23/22 5} 47. Bxb6 {2.64/20 0} Rxc4 {2.53/22 5 (g5-g4)} 48. Bxc4 {4.03/21 1}
Nxe4 {2.98/22 2} 49. Qxe4 {3.91/21 0} Nf6 {2.97/23 1} 50. Qc2 {4.37/21 2} Nxd5
{3.09/23 2} 51. Bf2 {5.29/22 3} Nf4 {3.38/23 5} 52. Rc3 {5.62/21 2} Bd8 {
3.51/20 1} 53. Bf1 {5.98/21 2} Qe6 {3.70/23 4 (Dc8-d7)} 54. Ra3 {6.34/21 1} Qf5
{3.92/21 1} 55. Qxf5 {6.62/23 2 (Ta3-a7+)} gxf5 {3.97/21 1} 56. b6 {6.70/22 1
(Ta3-a6)} Bxb6 {2.94/19 1} 57. Bxb6 {6.87/24 5} Rxh4+ {2.97/20 1} 58. Kg3 {
6.98/22 5} e4 {3.27/21 5 (Kg7-f7)} 59. Bd4+ {7.38/21 1} Kf7 {3.86/20 1 (Kg7-f8)
} 60. Ra7+ {8.06/22 1} Kf8 {4.61/22 3 (Kf7-g6)} 61. Kf2 {11.86/21 3 (Ta7-a5)}
Rh2+ {6.20/22 2 (Pf4-e6)} 62. Ke1 {14.85/24 2 (Lf1-g2)} g4 {6.35/21 3 (Pf4-e6)}
63. Rg3 {#30/27 3 (Ta7-a5)} Ra2 {12.63/21 1 (Pf4-d3+)} 64. Rxa2 {#14/32 1} Kf7
{17.65/22 5} 65. Rf2 {#12/35 0} Nh3 {#38/18 0 (Pf4-e6)} 66. Rxf5+ {#9/36 2} Ke6
{#8/18 0} 67. Ra5 {#8/46 2 (Tf5-b5)} Nf4 {#7/21 0} 68. Rxg4 {#7/52 0} Nd3+ {
#6/27 0} 69. Bxd3 {#6/80 2} exd3 {#5/38 0} 70. Kd2 {#5/91 5 (Tg4-g7)} d5 {
#4/95 0} 71. Kxd3 {#4/116 8 (Tg4-g7)} Kf7 {#3/99 0 (Ke6-f5)} 72. Rg7+ {#3/127 0
} Ke6 {#2/99 0} 73. Ra6+ {#2/127 0} Kf5 {#1/5 0} 74. Rf6# {#1/127 0} 1-0[/pgn]

[Jeroen]

This is only blitz, in which games are more tactical and you get more decisive results. Besides, the other reason this set produces quite a lot of wins, is the inclusion of short lines that engines will never play themselves (and they also do not particularly like them).

In a LTC match a la TCEC the number of draws will obviously increase significantly, maybe there is someone on this forum with strong hardware who'd like to try this out.

[beram]

Game 29: Just six plies theory in the French and SF comes up with 6.h4!?, the Chatard-Alekhine attack. The next surprise is 12.Nxf7!?. Both engines agree white is better for some time, but in the end Komodo defends and realizes its material advantage.

[pgn][Event "asmFish170522-K11.01(ct=0), Blitz 3m+2s"]
[Site "AMD Ryzen 1800X"]
[Date "2017.06.10"]
[Round "29"]
[White "asmfishw_2017-05-22_popcnt"]
[Black "Komodo 11.01 64-bit"]
[Result "0-1"]
[ECO "C14"]
[Annotator "0.16;-0.01"]
[PlyCount "120"]
[EventDate "2017.??.??"]
[EventType "blitz"]
[TimeControl "180+2"]

{AMD Ryzen 7 1800X Eight-Core Processor 3593 MHz W=28.3 plies; 20.623kN/s B=27.
0 plies; 16.146kN/s} 1. e4 e6 2. d4 d5 3. Nc3 Nf6 {Beide laatste zet uit boek}
4. Bg5 {0.16/24 14} Be7 {-0.01/23 4 (Lf8-b4)} 5. e5 {0.18/26 5} Nfd7 {0.05/23 4
} 6. h4 {0.13/25 7 (Lg5xe7)} Bxg5 {-0.03/24 9 (h7-h6)} 7. hxg5 {0.29/24 3} Qxg5
{0.00/24 5} 8. Nh3 {0.09/21 1} Qe7 {0.17/24 8} 9. Qg4 {0.27/24 2} g6 {0.26/24
19} 10. Ng5 {0.10/27 9 (0-0-0)} h6 {0.35/24 9} 11. Bd3 {0.15/26 8} Nc6 {
0.12/25 7} 12. Nxf7 {0.27/27 8} Kxf7 {0.17/23 2} 13. Bxg6+ {0.40/26 9} Kg7 {
0.18/24 3} 14. Rh5 {0.58/24 1} Kg8 {0.53/26 14} 15. Bd3+ {0.66/26 10} Kf8 {
0.56/23 3} 16. Ne2 {0.58/25 4 (Pc3-b5)} Qg7 {0.49/25 9 (Kf8-e8)} 17. Bg6 {
0.61/27 7} Nb6 {0.62/27 23} 18. O-O-O {0.79/25 4} Ne7 {0.69/26 4} 19. Qf3+ {
0.85/28 4} Kg8 {0.87/26 3} 20. Bd3 {0.59/26 1} Bd7 {0.40/27 4} 21. Rdh1 {
0.96/27 5 (Pe2-f4)} Rf8 {0.43/25 4} 22. Nf4 {0.86/30 12} Be8 {0.77/26 6} 23.
R5h3 {0.85/28 4} Ng6 {0.59/27 3} 24. Bxg6 {1.02/29 4} Bxg6 {0.60/25 2} 25. Rg3
{0.87/26 1} Rxf4 {0.30/24 4} 26. Qxf4 {0.84/28 10} Nd7 {0.37/23 2} 27. Rhh3 {
0.78/26 1} Nf8 {0.57/24 3} 28. Ra3 {0.91/27 8 (Tg3-b3)} Bf5 {0.36/23 3 (a7-a6)}
29. Rhc3 {0.08/27 22 (Th3-b3)} a6 {-0.45/25 10} 30. Rcb3 {-0.56/30 23 (Ta3-b3)}
c6 {-0.47/26 5 (h6-h5)} 31. Qg3 {-0.43/28 9} Ng6 {-0.53/27 3} 32. Rb6 {-0.85/
29 7} h5 {-0.55/27 3} 33. Qg5 {-0.55/28 1 (Ta3-b3)} h4 {-0.68/28 4} 34. Rf3 {
-0.83/31 14} Qh6 {-0.76/26 3 (Th8-h7)} 35. Qxh6 {-0.76/27 1} Rxh6 {-0.58/26 2}
36. Rxb7 {-0.68/30 10} Rh7 {-0.80/26 2} 37. Rb8+ {-0.90/31 7 (Tb7-b6)} Kg7 {
-0.85/26 5} 38. Rb7+ {-0.68/27 4} Kh6 {-0.56/27 4} 39. Rxh7+ {-0.56/27 0} Kxh7
{-0.62/27 2} 40. Kd2 {-0.62/32 3} Kh6 {-0.48/26 3} 41. Ke1 {-1.12/33 8} Be4 {
-0.70/28 4} 42. Rf7 {-1.21/27 1} Bxg2 {-0.66/27 3} 43. f3 {-0.95/29 3} h3 {
-0.79/30 10 (Lg2-h3)} 44. Kf2 {-0.64/28 1} Nh4 {-0.47/31 3} 45. Rf4 {-0.47/25 0
} Nf5 {-0.67/32 13 (Kh6-g5)} 46. c3 {-1.13/31 6} Kh5 {-0.60/33 3} 47. a4 {
-0.72/33 7 (a2-a3)} Kh6 {-0.53/35 15} 48. Kg1 {-1.20/33 6} Kh7 {-0.62/33 4
(Kh6-g5)} 49. Kf2 {-1.37/34 4 (Kg1-h2)} Kh8 {-0.52/34 9 (Kh7-h6)} 50. a5 {
-1.37/33 3 (Kf2-g1)} Kh7 {-0.92/29 1} 51. Kg1 {-1.45/34 2} Kg6 {-0.95/31 1
(Kh7-h6)} 52. Kf2 {-1.52/34 2} Kh6 {-1.14/34 7 (Kg6-h7)} 53. b3 {-1.47/31 1
(Kf2-g1)} Kh5 {-1.38/27 1} 54. c4 {-1.64/33 3 (Kf2-g1)} dxc4 {-1.61/26 3} 55.
bxc4 {-1.71/27 0} Ne3 {-1.77/25 1} 56. Kxe3 {-2.58/30 3 (Tf4-f8)} h2 {-4.17/26
1} 57. Rf8 {-5.35/31 3} h1=Q {-6.75/30 4} 58. Rh8+ {-7.05/31 2} Kg5 {-9.50/30
4 (Kh5-g6)} 59. Rxh1 {-8.06/29 2} Bxh1 {-9.50/30 1} 60. Ke4 {-8.31/26 0} Bg2 {
-10.50/34 3} 0-1[/pgn]

well Jeroen, I have played through this one myself
It looks as if Stockfish missed a good opportunity at move 28, Ra3?! is wrong idea. Best move is to play on on kingside with Rg4! with ongoing better position +0,5 +0,6 according to all three top engines