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Final score : Dragon wins 6.5-1.5 (===+++++) The 8 games on Lichess with a quick automatic analyze : https://lichess.org/study/x960lWCJ 8 games in PGN : [Event "Live Chess - Odds Chess"] [Site "Chess.com"] [Date "2020.11.18"] [White "PlayKomodo"] [Black "Hikaru"] 1. c4?? { Blunder. e3 was best. } ....

Such a tool does not exist. I'm a long-time user of Fritz - but it is a matter of taste IMHO - though it is not perfect and requires a lot of human intervention to become useful. There's no replacement for analysing with a master, if that is what you mean... he/she can spot your weaknesses and show ...

It's a pgn file from a Kostrov/Belyavsky book "1000 tactics".

Indeed I saw this with an easy endgame puzzle. Engine picks one of two winning moves, BUT it was not the best :roll: When teaching children you have to tell them WHY the move is the best one. In endgames (pawn endgames) making the best routine moves (and learning them) is the best way (and easier, f...

Sure, Fritz has a option under the engine tab called "process test set". You can take a file of positions in pgn and have a engine look at the position. With many option on how to do this for the engine. And it will run your 1000 position. Writing the solve times to the file. And you can do this wi...

mwyoung wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 03, 2020 8:47 am

Fritz 17 - Chess Base.

Could you please explain how to do it ?

Exactly, 1000 games, 1 move/game

I'm searching for a tool that can solve 1000 puzzles in a pgn file using an engine and write the solutions to a new pgn file. Does that tool exist ? If so, where can I find it please?

Isn't this a draw ?
Ponti - DGT Centaur (intermediate level)

Tiviakov says (in a chessbase video) that the Qd6 variation is dead.
Of course not in blitz, Carlsen would say...