Sacrifice of two pawns of Lc0 opening lines on his own king

[Javier Ros]

This game is part of a match between Lc0 41749 on GTX1060 3 Gb of RAM against Brainfish with 2019 book (Cerebellum light Book with best move activated) on 4 cores of i7 980X, ponder on and 6 pieces syzygy tablebases at 25 minutes plus 10 seconds. The initial positions are from Balsa25Top and 50 games will be played. From the initial positions BrainFish played following Cerebellum book while Lc0 started thinking by itself.

Until now the score is the following:

Lc0_41749Cerebellum2019balsa 2019

1 Lc0_41749 +233 ½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½1½½1½ 11.5/21
2 BrainFish_190325_x64 -233 ½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½0½½0½ 9.5/21

The creativity in the games of Lc0 is incredible, this time it gives two pawns and opens lines on its own castling.

Lc0 started thinking after 7.Nb3 while BrainFish played with Cerebellum book until 13.c4. At that point, Lc0 played 13...a5 that was not in Cerebellum book, Hiarcs14z book or my correspondence chess database. With 14...g6 Lc0 started a maneuver that turned its bad bishop into a good one, moving it from e7 to g7. I have seen similar maneuvers of Lc0 to release the e7 bishop in other games.
After that, Lc0 gives the pawns at g5 and h5 obtaining a great positional advantage.


[pgn][Event "Lc0_41749Cerebellum2019balsa"] [Site "J-PC"] [Date "2019.03.31"] [Round "17"] [White "BrainFish_190325_x64_modern"] [Black "Lc0_41749"] [Result "0-1"] [ECO "B92"] [WhiteElo "2200"] [BlackElo "2000"] [PlyCount "113"] [EventDate "2019.??.??"] [TimeControl "1500+10"] 1. e4 c5 2. Nf3 d6 3. d4 cxd4 4. Nxd4 Nf6 5. Nc3 a6 6. Be2 e5 7. Nb3 Be7 { -0.28/10 28} 8. O-O Be6 {-0.27/10 43} 9. Qd3 O-O {-0.31/12 64} 10. Rd1 Nbd7 { -0.14/10 24} 11. Nd5 Bxd5 {-0.05/11 29} 12. exd5 Rc8 {0.00/10 31} 13. c4 a5 { 0.04/10 36} 14. Rb1 {0.38/29 62} g6 {0.06/11 40} 15. Bh6 {0.49/29 8} Re8 { 0.16/10 36} 16. Rf1 {0.37/35 296} Bf8 {0.22/11 50} 17. Bg5 {0.18/29 67} h6 { 0.23/12 21} 18. Be3 {0.21/29 15} h5 {0.27/13 19} 19. h3 {0.46/28 25} b6 { 0.39/12 142} 20. Nd2 {0.20/30 55} Bg7 {0.52/11 13} 21. Rfe1 {0.27/30 48} e4 { 0.53/12 44} 22. Qa3 {0.25/35 105} Nc5 {0.44/14 0} 23. Bg5 {0.26/34 31} Qd7 { 0.50/13 47} 24. Qe3 {0.17/32 86} Nh7 {0.43/20 41} 25. Bf4 {0.15/30 41} g5 { 0.51/25 17} 26. Bxg5 {0.15/32 113} Nxg5 {0.47/30 1} 27. Qxg5 {0.00/34 37} Re5 { 0.47/27 1} 28. Qg3 {0.00/32 29} Rce8 {0.86/14 100} 29. Nb3 {0.00/38 0} Qe7 { 1.18/12 85} 30. h4 {-0.16/37 208} Nxb3 {1.10/19 1} 31. axb3 {-0.13/35 24} Kh8 { 1.09/17 0} 32. Qf4 {-0.15/34 52} Rg8 {1.81/12 100} 33. Kh1 {-0.42/39 125} f5 { 1.94/13 70} 34. Bxh5 {-0.45/34 49} Qf6 {1.98/13 59} 35. Qh2 {-0.84/36 15} Re7 { 2.04/14 36} 36. g3 {-0.98/33 0} Qh6 {2.01/14 44} 37. Be2 {-0.92/36 4} Qd2 { 2.25/16 45} 38. Qh3 {-1.01/29 38} Rf8 {2.29/17 0} 39. Bh5 {-1.47/34 170} Bd4 { 3.76/15 89} 40. f4 {-1.43/29 9} Rg7 {4.36/15 52} 41. Qh2 {-2.07/32 4} Qf2 { 4.72/16 23} 42. Rbd1 {-2.10/34 14} Qxh2+ {4.49/16 56} 43. Kxh2 {1.12/1 0} Bf2 { 4.97/18 18} 44. Rg1 {-1.51/34 32} Bxg1+ {5.18/20 12} 45. Rxg1 {-1.48/33 21} b5 {5.52/19 14} 46. cxb5 {-1.57/29 14} Rb8 {5.46/20 22} 47. Be2 {-1.60/28 11} Rc7 {5.43/20 18} 48. Rg2 {-1.43/30 5} Rc5 {5.58/18 24} 49. g4 {-2.62/33 64} Rxd5 { 5.62/22 0} 50. g5 {-2.74/31 44} Rd2 {6.86/14 78} 51. Bc4 {-2.84/28 21} e3 { 14.82/11 72} 52. Bf1 {-5.69/31 38} d5 {16.29/14 31} 53. Kg3 {-3.20/33 4} d4 { 17.05/15 22} 54. Kf3 {-5.79/33 24} Rxg2 {18.29/15 18} 55. Kxg2 {-12.12/31 13} Re8 {19.65/14 9} 56. Kf3 {-14.57/31} e2 {20.87/15 20} 57. Bxe2 {adjudication -16.92/31 0 Arena Adjudication} 0-1 [/pgn]

[MikeGL]

This game is part of a match between Lc0 41749 on GTX1060 3 Gb of RAM against Brainfish with 2019 book (Cerebellum light Book with best move activated) on 4 cores of i7 980X, ponder on and 6 pieces syzygy tablebases at 25 minutes plus 10 seconds. The initial positions are from Balsa25Top and 50 games will be played. From the initial positions BrainFish played following Cerebellum book while Lc0 started thinking by itself.

Until now the score is the following:

Lc0_41749Cerebellum2019balsa 2019

1 Lc0_41749 +233 ½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½1½½1½ 11.5/21
2 BrainFish_190325_x64 -233 ½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½0½½0½ 9.5/21

The creativity in the games of Lc0 is incredible, this time it gives two pawns and opens lines on its own castling.

Lc0 started thinking after 7.Nb3 while BrainFish played with Cerebellum book until 13.c4. At that point, Lc0 played 13...a5 that was not in Cerebellum book, Hiarcs14z book or my correspondence chess database. With 14...g6 Lc0 started a maneuver that turned its bad bishop into a good one, moving it from e7 to g7. I have seen similar maneuvers of Lc0 to release the e7 bishop in other games.
After that, Lc0 gives the pawns at g5 and h5 obtaining a great positional advantage.


[pgn][Event "Lc0_41749Cerebellum2019balsa"] [Site "J-PC"] [Date "2019.03.31"] [Round "17"] [White "BrainFish_190325_x64_modern"] [Black "Lc0_41749"] [Result "0-1"] [ECO "B92"] [WhiteElo "2200"] [BlackElo "2000"] [PlyCount "113"] [EventDate "2019.??.??"] [TimeControl "1500+10"] 1. e4 c5 2. Nf3 d6 3. d4 cxd4 4. Nxd4 Nf6 5. Nc3 a6 6. Be2 e5 7. Nb3 Be7 { -0.28/10 28} 8. O-O Be6 {-0.27/10 43} 9. Qd3 O-O {-0.31/12 64} 10. Rd1 Nbd7 { -0.14/10 24} 11. Nd5 Bxd5 {-0.05/11 29} 12. exd5 Rc8 {0.00/10 31} 13. c4 a5 { 0.04/10 36} 14. Rb1 {0.38/29 62} g6 {0.06/11 40} 15. Bh6 {0.49/29 8} Re8 { 0.16/10 36} 16. Rf1 {0.37/35 296} Bf8 {0.22/11 50} 17. Bg5 {0.18/29 67} h6 { 0.23/12 21} 18. Be3 {0.21/29 15} h5 {0.27/13 19} 19. h3 {0.46/28 25} b6 { 0.39/12 142} 20. Nd2 {0.20/30 55} Bg7 {0.52/11 13} 21. Rfe1 {0.27/30 48} e4 { 0.53/12 44} 22. Qa3 {0.25/35 105} Nc5 {0.44/14 0} 23. Bg5 {0.26/34 31} Qd7 { 0.50/13 47} 24. Qe3 {0.17/32 86} Nh7 {0.43/20 41} 25. Bf4 {0.15/30 41} g5 { 0.51/25 17} 26. Bxg5 {0.15/32 113} Nxg5 {0.47/30 1} 27. Qxg5 {0.00/34 37} Re5 { 0.47/27 1} 28. Qg3 {0.00/32 29} Rce8 {0.86/14 100} 29. Nb3 {0.00/38 0} Qe7 { 1.18/12 85} 30. h4 {-0.16/37 208} Nxb3 {1.10/19 1} 31. axb3 {-0.13/35 24} Kh8 { 1.09/17 0} 32. Qf4 {-0.15/34 52} Rg8 {1.81/12 100} 33. Kh1 {-0.42/39 125} f5 { 1.94/13 70} 34. Bxh5 {-0.45/34 49} Qf6 {1.98/13 59} 35. Qh2 {-0.84/36 15} Re7 { 2.04/14 36} 36. g3 {-0.98/33 0} Qh6 {2.01/14 44} 37. Be2 {-0.92/36 4} Qd2 { 2.25/16 45} 38. Qh3 {-1.01/29 38} Rf8 {2.29/17 0} 39. Bh5 {-1.47/34 170} Bd4 { 3.76/15 89} 40. f4 {-1.43/29 9} Rg7 {4.36/15 52} 41. Qh2 {-2.07/32 4} Qf2 { 4.72/16 23} 42. Rbd1 {-2.10/34 14} Qxh2+ {4.49/16 56} 43. Kxh2 {1.12/1 0} Bf2 { 4.97/18 18} 44. Rg1 {-1.51/34 32} Bxg1+ {5.18/20 12} 45. Rxg1 {-1.48/33 21} b5 {5.52/19 14} 46. cxb5 {-1.57/29 14} Rb8 {5.46/20 22} 47. Be2 {-1.60/28 11} Rc7 {5.43/20 18} 48. Rg2 {-1.43/30 5} Rc5 {5.58/18 24} 49. g4 {-2.62/33 64} Rxd5 { 5.62/22 0} 50. g5 {-2.74/31 44} Rd2 {6.86/14 78} 51. Bc4 {-2.84/28 21} e3 { 14.82/11 72} 52. Bf1 {-5.69/31 38} d5 {16.29/14 31} 53. Kg3 {-3.20/33 4} d4 { 17.05/15 22} 54. Kf3 {-5.79/33 24} Rxg2 {18.29/15 18} 55. Kxg2 {-12.12/31 13} Re8 {19.65/14 9} 56. Kf3 {-14.57/31} e2 {20.87/15 20} 57. Bxe2 {adjudication -16.92/31 0 Arena Adjudication} 0-1 [/pgn]

Wow, very deep idea. Giving up pawns to open up files for its rooks.
I remember in one training DVD that material (pawns usually) is not a priority if there's opposite colored bishops on the board.
Looks like that theory was proven to be correct by Lc0 here, but SF returned the material (with interest) to avoid K-side onslaught from black.

Thanks for sharing this game.

[Javier Ros]

The positional understanding of Lc0 is outstanding, but the the serious tactical errors by Lc0 continue.

In the following game Lc0 41765 on RTX2070 against BrainFish 2019 on i7 4790S 8 cores at 15 minutes plus 3 seconds ponder off, Lc0 blunders badly.

The squares e8 and e1 are key in this game.
First 17...Na6!!, second the move 19...Qg5!! short-circuits the white position and represents very well the concept of overload of a defending piece.

[pgn][Event "Lc0_41765BrainFish2019Silver"] [Site "J-PC"] [Date "2019.04.01"] [Round "56"] [White "Lc0_41765"] [Black "BrainFish_190325_x64_bmi2"] [Result "0-1"] [ECO "C41"] [WhiteElo "2200"] [BlackElo "2200"] [PlyCount "46"] [EventDate "2019.??.??"] [TimeControl "900+3"] 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 d6 3. d4 exd4 4. Nxd4 Nf6 5. Nc3 Be7 6. Bf4 {0.96/12 15} O-O 7. Qd2 {0.95/15 13} d5 8. Ndb5 {1.58/18 18} Bb4 9. O-O-O {1.58/23 14} c6 10. Nc7 { 1.55/25 8} Nxe4 11. Qd4 {1.59/25 22} Bxc3 12. bxc3 {2.62/20 28} Qe7 13. c4 { 1.98/18 26} Qa3+ 14. Qb2 {1.89/21 14} Qa5 {-0.37/26 7} 15. f3 {1.62/21 28} Nc3 {-0.27/28 13} 16. Rd3 {2.28/24 24} d4 {0.00/34 10} 17. a3 {2.55/25 13} Na6 { 5.91/29 21} 18. Nxa6 {-0.36/18 33} Re8 {7.28/28 7} 19. Bd2 {-0.33/20 15} Qg5 { 8.27/27 11} 20. f4 {-0.72/20 27} Qxf4 {8.33/28 12} 21. Qxc3 {-27.95/8 40} Re1+ {17.21/30 13} 22. Kb2 {-34.72/10 0} dxc3+ {18.06/31 16} 23. Bxc3 {-49.39/9 53} Qc1+ {adjudication} 0-1 [/pgn]

[Leo]

I am glad you are using the cerebellum book. If lcz is edging out SF with cerebellum even while making blunders every now and than this could be the moment when lco surpasses SF.

Now I cant help but wonder how SF would do with 16 cores or more powerful hardware unless your hardware is an even match.

[Javier Ros]

I am glad you are using the cerebellum book. If lcz is edging out SF with cerebellum even while making blunders every now and than this could be the moment when lco surpasses SF.

Now I cant help but wonder how SF would do with 16 cores or more powerful hardware.

In the event I am running, Lc0 41765 on RTX2070 against BrainFish 2019 on i7 4790S 8 cores at 15 minutes plus 3 seconds ponder off,
I am using the Silver Test positions and the temporary score is

Lc0_41765BrainFish2019Silver 2019


1 Lc0.21.1_41765 +10/=41/-7 52.59% 30.5/58
2 BrainFish_190325 +7/=41/-10 47.41% 27.5/58

Here another interesting games, firstly anaconda squeeze by Lc0 with Black.

[pgn][Event "Lc0_41765BrainFish2019Silver"] [Site "J-PC"] [Date "2019.03.30"] [Round "3"] [White "BrainFish_190325_x64_bmi2"] [Black "Lc0_41765"] [Result "0-1"] [ECO "A05"] [WhiteElo "2200"] [BlackElo "2200"] [PlyCount "197"] [EventDate "2019.??.??"] [TimeControl "900+3"] 1. Nf3 Nf6 2. g3 g6 3. Bg2 Bg7 4. O-O O-O 5. d3 d6 6. e4 c5 {0.10/10 13} 7. a4 Nc6 {0.22/10 15} 8. Re1 h6 {0.34/11 25} 9. Nc3 {0.51/27 22} e5 {0.49/12 16} 10. Nd5 {0.08/32 76} Nxd5 {0.49/15 16} 11. exd5 {0.00/29 10} Ne7 {0.55/14 13} 12. Nd2 {0.19/29 12} b6 {0.53/14 9} 13. Rb1 {0.06/31 17} a5 {0.80/13 32} 14. c3 { 0.00/35 46} Bb7 {0.98/12 27} 15. Qb3 {0.00/33 17} Ra7 {1.09/15 24} 16. h3 { 0.00/32 10} Kh7 {1.51/11 37} 17. Kh2 {0.00/33 13} Qa8 {1.62/11 25} 18. c4 { -0.28/30 37} Qd8 {1.60/11 8} 19. Qd1 {-0.43/28 20} Bc8 {1.58/11 30} 20. b3 { -0.32/26 29} Ng8 {1.56/11 16} 21. Rb2 {-0.22/28 20} f5 {1.54/11 15} 22. Rc2 { -0.44/31 58} Bf6 {1.54/10 33} 23. Nf3 {-0.29/28 54} Kh8 {1.70/11 44} 24. Kh1 { -0.63/29 100} g5 {1.70/14 4} 25. Nh2 {-0.55/24 9} Rh7 {1.71/15 11} 26. Bf3 { -0.58/25 18} Be7 {1.70/14 25} 27. Bh5 {-0.21/29 24} f4 {1.69/13 24} 28. Ng4 { -0.15/25 10} Qd7 {1.61/13 15} 29. Kg1 {-0.08/27 10} Bf6 {1.57/12 17} 30. Qf3 { -0.36/30 71} Qd8 {1.53/11 63} 31. Bb2 {-0.33/27 21} Bf5 {1.52/10 21} 32. Nh2 { -0.46/28 26} Rg7 {1.55/11 12} 33. Qd1 {-0.44/31 37} Be7 {1.49/11 20} 34. Ng4 { -0.39/29 5} Qd7 {1.57/10 30} 35. Rce2 {-0.30/28 6} Bf6 {1.60/10 12} 36. Kg2 { -0.35/28 27} Bd8 {1.55/10 20} 37. Kg1 {-0.41/32 15} Bc7 {1.68/11 24} 38. Rc2 { -0.83/32 35} Bg6 {2.85/15 16} 39. Bxg6 {-0.91/31 5} Rxg6 {2.61/16 14} 40. Kg2 { -0.91/34 5} f3+ {2.59/15 11} 41. Kh2 {-0.77/35 7} h5 {2.53/14 14} 42. Ne3 { -0.75/36 7} Nh6 {2.39/13 47} 43. Rh1 {-0.56/31 5} Bd8 {2.29/13 21} 44. Kg1 { -0.89/34 61} Qh7 {2.31/12 15} 45. Qd2 {-0.85/25 2} Rg7 {2.30/11 20} 46. Rc1 { -0.99/28 7} Qg6 {2.23/11 24} 47. Re1 {-1.28/31 22} Kg8 {2.17/11 16} 48. Bc1 { -1.13/24 2} Be7 {2.18/12 8} 49. Rh2 {-0.68/25 2} Rff7 {2.29/9 13} 50. Qc2 { -1.00/33 15} Bf6 {2.34/10 17} 51. Nf1 {-1.00/31 10} Nf5 {3.08/11 9} 52. Be3 { -0.99/31 2} g4 {2.96/15 14} 53. h4 {-0.99/33 2} Rf8 {3.01/15 9} 54. Qb1 { -0.99/33 3} e4 {3.76/15 7} 55. dxe4 {-1.25/29 6} Nd4 {3.76/16 6} 56. Nd2 { -1.34/31 5} Ne2+ {3.76/16 9} 57. Kf1 {-1.83/38 14} Nc3 {4.49/12 10} 58. Qd3 { -1.83/29 1} Re8 {4.22/13 11} 59. Bf4 {-1.83/32 2} Bd4 {4.20/13 0} 60. Kg1 { -1.83/33 1} Kh7 {4.18/12 9} 61. Bg5 {-1.76/33 3} Rf7 {4.31/12 2} 62. Be3 { -1.83/34 1} Rfe7 {7.44/17 9} 63. Bg5 {-1.83/36 2} Rxe4 {7.35/19 4} 64. Nxe4 { -3.21/33 5} Rxe4 {7.25/18 4} 65. Rxe4 {-3.03/32 1} Nxe4 {7.28/17 2} 66. Bf4 { -3.30/35 5} Qf5 {7.71/17 2} 67. Be3 {-5.19/33 9} Nxg3 {11.98/15 9} 68. Qxf5+ { -5.62/31 3} Nxf5 {11.62/15 2} 69. Bf4 {-5.81/36 5} g3 {12.68/15 6} 70. Bxg3 { -2.95/30 0} Nxg3 {12.45/15 2} 71. Rh3 {-3.49/35 5} Nf5 {13.40/14 2} 72. Rxf3 { -3.78/33 2} Kg6 {13.70/12 2} 73. Kf1 {-4.00/31 3} Bf6 {15.13/10 14} 74. Rf4 { -3.69/26 0} Bxh4 {14.40/11 8} 75. Re4 {-3.73/30 1} Bf6 {14.14/10 1} 76. Re6 { -4.18/33 6} Kf7 {14.27/10 2} 77. f3 {-4.53/31 3} Be5 {21.96/8 6} 78. Kf2 { -4.73/30 2} Bf4 {19.72/9 3} 79. Re4 {-5.04/31 3} Bh6 {17.57/9 4} 80. Kg2 { -4.84/27 0} Nd4 {17.22/8 3} 81. Rh4 {-5.05/31 3} Kg6 {18.88/9 1} 82. Re4 { -5.11/32 1} Bg7 {21.26/9 2} 83. Re8 {-5.41/32 5} Be5 {25.57/9 2} 84. Kf2 { -5.63/33 3} h4 {32.48/8 3} 85. Rg8+ {-6.55/25 2} Kf5 {30.01/8 3} 86. Rf8+ { -4.37/26 2} Kg5 {24.71/9 4} 87. Rg8+ {-7.15/28 3} Kh6 {23.43/8 3} 88. Kg2 { -6.29/27 1} Nxb3 {28.78/8 1} 89. Kh3 {-7.22/28 4} Kh5 {29.34/8 3} 90. Rg4 { -7.46/28 3} Nd2 {33.93/8 2} 91. Rxh4+ {-7.77/27 2} Kg5 {37.45/8 3} 92. Rg4+ { -8.00/26 2} Kf5 {38.34/8 1} 93. Kg2 {-8.21/29 3} Bd4 {43.29/8 4} 94. Rg8 { -8.40/27 3} Nxc4 {75.20/7 2} 95. Rb8 {-8.53/28 1} Ke5 {87.95/6 4} 96. Kf1 { -8.72/28 4} Kxd5 {84.55/6 3} 97. Ke1 {-9.05/27 3} Kc6 {92.82/6 3} 98. Rc8+ { -9.18/28 2} Kd7 {82.46/6 2} 99. Rb8 {adjudication} 0-1 [/pgn]

Secondly, Lc0 doubtful opening move 17...Qd5?! leads to fast brainFish victory
Lc0 started thinking at move 10 and BrainFish at move 26!

[pgn][Event "Lc0_41765BrainFish2019Silver"] [Site "J-PC"] [Date "2019.03.31"] [Round "29"] [White "BrainFish_190325_x64_bmi2"] [Black "Lc0_41765"] [Result "1-0"] [ECO "B19"] [WhiteElo "2200"] [BlackElo "2200"] [PlyCount "74"] [EventDate "2019.??.??"] [TimeControl "900+3"] 1. e4 c6 2. d4 d5 3. Nc3 dxe4 4. Nxe4 Bf5 5. Ng3 Bg6 6. h4 h6 7. Nf3 Nd7 8. h5 Bh7 9. Bd3 Bxd3 10. Qxd3 e6 {-0.39/13 17} 11. Bd2 Ngf6 {-0.35/15 14} 12. O-O-O Be7 {-0.29/15 13} 13. Kb1 O-O {-0.24/16 18} 14. Ne4 c5 {-0.23/21 0} 15. Nxf6+ Nxf6 {-0.15/18 37} 16. g4 Nxg4 {-0.16/21 14} 17. Qe2 Qd5 {-0.16/18 41} 18. Rhg1 Qxh5 {-0.18/17 0} 19. Rh1 Qf5 {-0.48/25 41} 20. Nh4 Bxh4 {-0.62/29 22} 21. Rxh4 h5 {-0.62/29 0} 22. f3 Nf6 {-0.37/21 42} 23. Rg1 Rfd8 {-0.28/22 23} 24. Rg5 Qh7 {-0.57/25 30} 25. Qe5 Kf8 {-0.62/25 7} 26. Rhxh5 {2.15/33 28} Nxh5 {-0.77/21 43 } 27. Rxh5 {2.24/34 27} Qg8 {-0.74/23 19} 28. Qxc5+ {2.33/30 14} Ke8 {-0.77/18 0} 29. d5 {2.27/33 25} Rd7 {-2.81/21 98} 30. Qd4 {3.71/29 15} Rxd5 {-3.14/30 7} 31. Rxd5 {8.20/35 19} exd5 {-3.09/30 13} 32. Qe5+ {9.28/40 16} Kd7 {-3.25/29 14 } 33. Qxd5+ {9.80/39 16} Kc8 {-3.28/28 13} 34. Qf5+ {12.19/41 56} Kd8 {-3.45/ 29 11} 35. Ba5+ {14.13/33 11} Ke7 {-11.25/21 75} 36. Bb4+ {#21/52 15} Kd8 { -10.77/20 21} 37. Qd5+ {#18/57 20} Kc8 {adjudication} 1-0 [/pgn]

[Leo]

Do you have a program that annotates your games? For example where it would say " great move mate in 19 or better would be such and such move."?

[Javier Ros]

Do you have a program that annotates your games? For example where it would say " great move mate in 19 or better would be such and such move."?

Yes, of course. Do you have interest in some particular game?

[Leo]

Do you have a program that annotates your games? For example where it would say " great move mate in 19 or better would be such and such move."?

Yes, of course. Do you have interest in some particular game?

The last 2 games. The anaconda and the fast loss for lco. Thanks.

[Javier Ros]

Do you have a program that annotates your games? For example where it would say " great move mate in 19 or better would be such and such move."?

Yes, of course. Do you have interest in some particular game?

The last 2 games. The anaconda and the fast loss for lco. Thanks.

The games were analized in the Fritz gui using 30 seconds per move. Original analysis and evaluations were preserved.
The anaconda game analyzed by Lc0, 87% coincidence in black moves.

[pgn][Event "Lc0_41765BrainFish2019Silver"] [Site "J-PC"] [Date "2019.03.30"] [Round "3"] [White "BrainFish_190325_x64_bmi2"] [Black "Lc0_41765"] [Result "0-1"] [ECO "A05"] [WhiteElo "2200"] [BlackElo "2200"] [Annotator "J"] [PlyCount "197"] [EventDate "2019.??.??"] [TimeControl "900+3"] {[%evp 14,197,-14,-27,-24,-44,-33,-42,-39,-44,-39,-43,-28,-63,-56,-101,-96, -104,-97,-142,-137,-166,-158,-162,-155,-166,-156,-165,-156,-166,-156,-165,-153, -178,-153,-165,-155,-166,-154,-165,-161,-192,-223,-188,-176,-186,-172,-178, -152,-161,-134,-145,-132,-142,-118,-166,-155,-170,-159,-168,-155,-192,-178, -270,-259,-265,-251,-265,-253,-261,-251,-261,-243,-249,-232,-261,-269,-236, -223,-230,-220,-230,-223,-240,-217,-223,-199,-240,-245,-317,-311,-304,-303, -304,-282,-387,-366,-375,-304,-410,-395,-482,-460,-461,-436,-455,-432,-428, -384,-403,-386,-855,-795,-886,-829,-893,-821,-888,-810,-864,-801,-1170,-1109, -1142,-1050,-1432,-1293,-1388,-1311,-1494,-1374,-1499,-1405,-2053,-1681,-1668, -1463,-1554,-1322,-1461,-1312,-2387,-1963,-2055,-1709,-1991,-1780,-2007,-1798, -2090,-1832,-2265,-2094,-2671,-2333,-3191,-2528,-2937,-2367,-2398,-2124,-2349, -2088,-2887,-2533,-3109,-2720,-3626,-3109,-4125,-3585,-4239,-3561,-4637,-3880, -7173,-5575,-8424,-7068,-8499,-7594,-8869,-7867,-8527,-6768,-8645] A05: Apertura Reti: 1.Cf3, Cf6} 1. Nf3 Nf6 2. g3 g6 3. Bg2 Bg7 4. O-O O-O 5. d3 d6 6. e4 c5 {0.10/10 13} (6... e5 7. c3 (7. Nbd2 Nc6 8. a4 Ne8 9. a5 a6 10. Nb3 f5 11. exf5 gxf5 12. d4 Nf6 13. dxe5 dxe5 14. Be3 Ng4 15. Bc5 e4 16. Nfd4 Nxd4 17. Bxd4 Ne5 {1/2-1/2 (17) Valkesalmi,K (2410)-Hazai,L (2460) Helsinki 1989}) 7... Nc6 8. b4 Bd7 9. Bb2 Qc8 10. Re1 Bg4 11. Nbd2 a6 12. a3 Qd7 13. d4 Nh5 14. d5 Ne7 15. c4 Bh6 16. c5 f5 17. Qb3 Nf6 18. Nxe5 dxe5 19. Nc4 fxe4 20. d6 cxd6 21. Nb6+ {Tringov,G (2485)-Knaak,R (2495) Zinnowitz 1982 0-1 (50)}) 7. a4 $146 (7. Nbd2 Nc6 8. c3 e5 9. a4 h6 10. h3 Be6 11. Qe2 Re8 12. Re1 Qc7 13. Nc4 {1/2-1/2 (13) Strikovic,A (2415)-Cvitan,O (2465) Budva 1986}) (7. Nc3 Nc6 8. h3 Rb8 9. a4 a6 10. Be3 b5 11. axb5 axb5 12. Qd2 b4 13. Ne2 Nd7 14. Rab1 Ba6 15. Bh6 c4 16. Bxg7 Kxg7 17. d4 c3 18. bxc3 bxc3 19. Qe3 Nb4 20. Rfc1 Na2 21. Rd1 Qa5 { Braga,C (2350)-Henley,R (2405) Mexico City 1980 1-0 (35)}) 7... Nc6 {0.22/10 15 } 8. Re1 {LiveBook: 4 Partidas} h6 {0.34/11 25} 9. Nc3 {0.51/27 22 Las negras están un poco por delante.} e5 $1 {0.49/12 16} 10. Nd5 {0.08/32 76} Nxd5 { 0.49/15 16} 11. exd5 {0.00/29 10} Ne7 {0.55/14 13} 12. Nd2 {0.19/29 12} b6 $1 { 0.53/14 9} 13. Rb1 {0.06/31 17} a5 {0.80/13 32} 14. c3 {0.00/35 46} (14. Nc4 $15) 14... Bb7 $17 {0.98/12 27} 15. Qb3 {0.00/33 17} Ra7 $1 {1.09/15 24} 16. h3 {0.00/32 10} ({Las blancas deberían intentar} 16. Nc4) 16... Kh7 {1.51/11 37} 17. Kh2 {0.00/33 13} Qa8 {1.62/11 25} 18. c4 {-0.28/30 37} ({Mucho peor es} 18. Qxb6 Bxd5 19. Bxd5 Nxd5 $15) 18... Qd8 {1.60/11 8} 19. Qd1 {-0.43/28 20} Bc8 { 1.58/11 30} 20. b3 {-0.32/26 29} Ng8 {1.56/11 16} 21. Rb2 {-0.22/28 20} f5 { 1.54/11 15} 22. Rc2 {-0.44/31 58} Bf6 {1.54/10 33} 23. Nf3 {-0.29/28 54} Kh8 { 1.70/11 44} 24. Kh1 {-0.63/29 100} g5 {1.70/14 4} 25. Nh2 {-0.55/24 9} Rh7 { 1.71/15 11} 26. Bf3 {-0.58/25 18 [#]} Be7 $1 {1.70/14 25} 27. Bh5 {-0.21/29 24} f4 {1.69/13 24} 28. Ng4 {-0.15/25 10 [#]} Qd7 $1 {1.61/13 15} 29. Kg1 {-0.08/ 27 10} Bf6 {1.57/12 17} 30. Qf3 {-0.36/30 71} Qd8 {1.53/11 63} 31. Bb2 { -0.33/27 21} Bf5 {1.52/10 21} 32. Nh2 {-0.46/28 26} Rg7 {1.55/11 12} 33. Qd1 { -0.44/31 37} Be7 {1.49/11 20} ({Es inferior} 33... Bxh3 34. g4 $14) 34. Ng4 { -0.39/29 5} (34. Bg4 $17) 34... Qd7 $19 {1.57/10 30} 35. Rce2 {-0.30/28 6} Bf6 {1.60/10 12} 36. Kg2 {-0.35/28 27} Bd8 {1.55/10 20 ...f3+! es la amenaza fuerte.} 37. Kg1 {-0.41/32 15} Bc7 {1.68/11 24} 38. Rc2 {-0.83/32 35} (38. Re4 $142) 38... Bg6 {2.85/15 16} 39. Bxg6 {-0.91/31 5} Rxg6 {2.61/16 14} 40. Kg2 { -0.91/34 5} f3+ {2.59/15 11} 41. Kh2 {-0.77/35 7} h5 {2.53/14 14} 42. Ne3 { -0.75/36 7} Nh6 {2.39/13 47} 43. Rh1 {-0.56/31 5} Bd8 {2.29/13 21} 44. Kg1 { -0.89/34 61} Qh7 {2.31/12 15} 45. Qd2 {-0.85/25 2} Rg7 {2.30/11 20} 46. Rc1 { -0.99/28 7} Qg6 {2.23/11 24} 47. Re1 {-1.28/31 22} Kg8 {2.17/11 16} 48. Bc1 { -1.13/24 2} Be7 {2.18/12 8} 49. Rh2 {-0.68/25 2} Rff7 {2.29/9 13} 50. Qc2 { -1.00/33 15} (50. Qd1 $142) 50... Bf6 {2.34/10 17} 51. Nf1 {-1.00/31 10} Nf5 { 3.08/11 9 [%mdl 32]} 52. Be3 {-0.99/31 2} g4 {2.96/15 14} 53. h4 {-0.99/33 2} Rf8 {3.01/15 9} 54. Qb1 {-0.99/33 3} e4 {3.76/15 7} 55. dxe4 {-1.25/29 6} Nd4 { 3.76/16 6} 56. Nd2 {-1.34/31 5} Ne2+ {3.76/16 9} 57. Kf1 {-1.83/38 14} Nc3 { 4.49/12 10} 58. Qd3 {-1.83/29 1} Re8 {4.22/13 11} 59. Bf4 {-1.83/32 2} Bd4 { 4.20/13 0} 60. Kg1 {-1.83/33 1} Kh7 {4.18/12 9} 61. Bg5 {-1.76/33 3} Rf7 { 4.31/12 2} 62. Be3 $2 {-1.83/34 1} (62. Kf1 Kg8 63. Rh1) 62... Rfe7 {7.44/17 9 Las negras están ganado claramente.} 63. Bg5 {-1.83/36 2} Rxe4 {7.35/19 4} 64. Nxe4 {-3.21/33 5} Rxe4 {7.25/18 4} 65. Rxe4 {-3.03/32 1} Nxe4 {7.28/17 2} 66. Bf4 {-3.30/35 5} Qf5 {7.71/17 2} 67. Be3 {-5.19/33 9} Nxg3 {11.98/15 9} 68. Qxf5+ {-5.62/31 3} Nxf5 {11.62/15 2 [%mdl 4096] Final RTA-RAC} 69. Bf4 { -5.81/36 5} g3 {12.68/15 6} 70. Bxg3 {-2.95/30 0} Nxg3 {12.45/15 2} 71. Rh3 { -3.49/35 5} Nf5 {13.40/14 2} 72. Rxf3 {-3.78/33 2} Kg6 {13.70/12 2} 73. Kf1 { -4.00/31 3} Bf6 {15.13/10 14} 74. Rf4 {-3.69/26 0} Bxh4 {14.40/11 8} 75. Re4 { -3.73/30 1} Bf6 {14.14/10 1} 76. Re6 {-4.18/33 6} Kf7 {14.27/10 2} 77. f3 { -4.53/31 3} Be5 {21.96/8 6} 78. Kf2 {-4.73/30 2} Bf4 {19.72/9 3} 79. Re4 { -5.04/31 3} Bh6 {17.57/9 4} 80. Kg2 {-4.84/27 0} Nd4 {17.22/8 3} 81. Rh4 { -5.05/31 3} Kg6 {18.88/9 1} 82. Re4 {-5.11/32 1} Bg7 {21.26/9 2} 83. Re8 { -5.41/32 5} Be5 {25.57/9 2} 84. Kf2 {-5.63/33 3} h4 {32.48/8 3} 85. Rg8+ { -6.55/25 2} Kf5 {30.01/8 3} 86. Rf8+ {-4.37/26 2} Kg5 {24.71/9 4} 87. Rg8+ { -7.15/28 3} Kh6 {23.43/8 3} 88. Kg2 {-6.29/27 1} Nxb3 {28.78/8 1} 89. Kh3 { -7.22/28 4} Kh5 {29.34/8 3} 90. Rg4 {-7.46/28 3} Nd2 {33.93/8 2} 91. Rxh4+ { -7.77/27 2} Kg5 {37.45/8 3} 92. Rg4+ {-8.00/26 2} Kf5 {38.34/8 1} 93. Kg2 { -8.21/29 3} Bd4 {43.29/8 4} 94. Rg8 {-8.40/27 3} Nxc4 {75.20/7 2} 95. Rb8 { -8.53/28 1} Ke5 {87.95/6 4} 96. Kf1 {-8.72/28 4} Kxd5 {84.55/6 3} 97. Ke1 { -9.05/27 3} Kc6 {92.82/6 3} 98. Rc8+ {-9.18/28 2} Kd7 {82.46/6 2} 99. Rb8 { adjudication -9.48/27 2 Arena Adjudication Precisión: Blancas = 65%, Negras = 87%.} 0-1 [/pgn]

The anaconda game analyzed by Stockfish dev, 76% coincidence in black moves.

[pgn][Event "Lc0_41765BrainFish2019Silver"] [Site "J-PC"] [Date "2019.03.30"] [Round "3"] [White "BrainFish_190325_x64_bmi2"] [Black "Lc0_41765"] [Result "0-1"] [ECO "A05"] [WhiteElo "2200"] [BlackElo "2200"] [Annotator "J"] [PlyCount "197"] [EventDate "2019.??.??"] [TimeControl "900+3"] {[%evp 14,197,51,-26,45,-30,29,-41,-14,-38,0,-38,-7,-48,-37,-76,0,-76,-50,-87, -42,-90,-49,-60,-27,-91,-58,-79,-70,-84,-33,-108,-34,-93,-34,-115,-72,-103,-93, -72,-71,-94,-84,-95,-43,-50,-30,-84,-25,-82,-61,-76,-72,-82,-56,-80,-48,-73, -63,-74,-47,-110,-92,-125,-114,-128,-112,-122,-115,-127,-112,-138,-107,-140, -94,-143,-114,-143,-143,-128,-118,-110,-116,-116,-106,-107,-107,-120,-112,-121, -121,-177,-151,-175,-142,-196,-196,-192,-140,-141,-140,-192,-192,-192,-192, -192,-192,-192,-192,-192,-182,-471,-518,-494,-512,-513,-513,-506,-492,-500, -476,-680,-680,-660,-628,-639,-526,-535,-509,-521,-490,-503,-486,-567,-615, -610,-576,-576,-553,-515,-511,-761,-700,-723,-711,-690,-571,-635,-617,-641, -625,-622,-606,-868,-854,-952,-960,-948,-929,-855,-811,-941,-928,-965,-946, -1014,-997,-945,-980,-1117,-1117,-1108,-1108,-1037,-988,-1179,-1183,-1589, -1228,-1228,-1222,-1209,-1171,-1053,-1023,-958] A05: Apertura Reti: 1.Cf3, Cf6 } 1. Nf3 Nf6 2. g3 g6 3. Bg2 Bg7 4. O-O O-O 5. d3 d6 6. e4 c5 {0.10/10 13} ( 6... e5 7. c3 (7. Nbd2 Nc6 8. a4 Ne8 9. a5 a6 10. Nb3 f5 11. exf5 gxf5 12. d4 Nf6 13. dxe5 dxe5 14. Be3 Ng4 15. Bc5 e4 16. Nfd4 Nxd4 17. Bxd4 Ne5 {1/2-1/2 (17) Valkesalmi,K (2410)-Hazai,L (2460) Helsinki 1989}) 7... Nc6 8. b4 Bd7 9. Bb2 Qc8 10. Re1 Bg4 11. Nbd2 a6 12. a3 Qd7 13. d4 Nh5 14. d5 Ne7 15. c4 Bh6 16. c5 f5 17. Qb3 Nf6 18. Nxe5 dxe5 19. Nc4 fxe4 20. d6 cxd6 21. Nb6+ {Tringov,G (2485)-Knaak,R (2495) Zinnowitz 1982 0-1 (50)}) 7. a4 $146 (7. Nbd2 Nc6 8. c3 e5 9. a4 h6 10. h3 Be6 11. Qe2 Re8 12. Re1 Qc7 13. Nc4 {1/2-1/2 (13) Strikovic, A (2415)-Cvitan,O (2465) Budva 1986}) (7. Nc3 Nc6 8. h3 Rb8 9. a4 a6 10. Be3 b5 11. axb5 axb5 12. Qd2 b4 13. Ne2 Nd7 14. Rab1 Ba6 15. Bh6 c4 16. Bxg7 Kxg7 17. d4 c3 18. bxc3 bxc3 19. Qe3 Nb4 20. Rfc1 Na2 21. Rd1 Qa5 {Braga,C (2350) -Henley,R (2405) Mexico City 1980 1-0 (35)}) 7... Nc6 {0.22/10 15} 8. Re1 { LiveBook: 4 Partidas} (8. Na3 $14) 8... h6 {0.34/11 25} (8... Be6 $11) 9. Nc3 { 0.51/27 22} (9. Na3 $14) 9... e5 {0.49/12 16} (9... Be6 $142) 10. Nd5 {0.08/32 76} (10. b3 $11) 10... Nxd5 {0.49/15 16} 11. exd5 {0.00/29 10} Ne7 {0.55/14 13} 12. Nd2 {0.19/29 12} b6 {0.53/14 9} 13. Rb1 {0.06/31 17} (13. Ra2 $11) 13... a5 $15 {0.80/13 32} 14. c3 {0.00/35 46} Bb7 {0.98/12 27} (14... Ra7 $17) 15. Qb3 { 0.00/33 17} (15. c4 $11 {permanece igual.}) 15... Ra7 $17 {1.09/15 24} 16. h3 { 0.00/32 10} Kh7 {1.51/11 37} 17. Kh2 {0.00/33 13} (17. Ra1 $15) 17... Qa8 { 1.62/11 25} (17... f5 $17) 18. c4 $1 $15 {-0.28/30 37} Qd8 {1.60/11 8} 19. Qd1 {-0.43/28 20} (19. Nf3 $11) 19... Bc8 $17 {1.58/11 30} 20. b3 {-0.32/26 29} Ng8 {1.56/11 16} 21. Rb2 {-0.22/28 20} f5 {1.54/11 15} (21... f6 $17) 22. Rc2 $15 { -0.44/31 58} Bf6 {1.54/10 33} (22... Nf6 $17) 23. Nf3 {-0.29/28 54} ({Mejor es } 23. Rf1 $15) 23... Kh8 {1.70/11 44} (23... Bg7 $17) 24. Kh1 {-0.63/29 100} ( 24. Kg1 $15) 24... g5 {1.70/14 4} ({Las negras deberían jugar} 24... h5) 25. Nh2 $17 {-0.55/24 9} Rh7 {1.71/15 11} 26. Bf3 {-0.58/25 18} Be7 {1.70/14 25} 27. Bh5 {-0.21/29 24} f4 {1.69/13 24} 28. Ng4 {-0.15/25 10} Qd7 {1.61/13 15 [#] Las blancas deben ahora evitar ...Cf6.} 29. Kg1 $1 {-0.08/27 10} Bf6 {1.57/12 17} 30. Qf3 {-0.36/30 71} (30. Bb2 $11 {mantiene el equilibrio.}) 30... Qd8 { 1.53/11 63} (30... Ne7 $17) 31. Bb2 {-0.33/27 21} ({Por supuesto, no} 31. gxf4 gxf4 32. Kh1 Rg7 $17) (31. Qd1 $11) 31... Bf5 {1.52/10 21} 32. Nh2 {-0.46/28 26 } Rg7 {1.55/11 12} 33. Qd1 {-0.44/31 37} Be7 {1.49/11 20} ({Mucho más débil es} 33... Bxh3 $6 34. g4 $14) 34. Ng4 {-0.39/29 5} Qd7 {1.57/10 30} 35. Rce2 { -0.30/28 6} Bf6 {1.60/10 12} 36. Kg2 {-0.35/28 27} Bd8 {1.55/10 20 Y ahora ... f3+! ganaría.} 37. Kg1 {-0.41/32 15} (37. Rd2 $15) 37... Bc7 {1.68/11 24} 38. Rc2 {-0.83/32 35 [#]} Bg6 $1 {2.85/15 16} 39. Bxg6 {-0.91/31 5} Rxg6 {2.61/16 14} 40. Kg2 {-0.91/34 5} f3+ {2.59/15 11} 41. Kh2 {-0.77/35 7} h5 {2.53/14 14} 42. Ne3 {-0.75/36 7} Nh6 {2.39/13 47} 43. Rh1 {-0.56/31 5} Bd8 {2.29/13 21} 44. Kg1 {-0.89/34 61} ({Las blancas deberían intentar} 44. Bc1) 44... Qh7 { 2.31/12 15} 45. Qd2 {-0.85/25 2} Rg7 {2.30/11 20} 46. Rc1 {-0.99/28 7} Qg6 { 2.23/11 24} 47. Re1 {-1.28/31 22} Kg8 {2.17/11 16} 48. Bc1 {-1.13/24 2} Be7 { 2.18/12 8} 49. Rh2 {-0.68/25 2} Rff7 {2.29/9 13} 50. Qc2 {-1.00/33 15} Bf6 { 2.34/10 17} 51. Nf1 {-1.00/31 10} Nf5 {3.08/11 9} 52. Be3 {-0.99/31 2} (52. Re4 $17 {era necesario.}) 52... g4 $19 {2.96/15 14} 53. h4 {-0.99/33 2} Rf8 { 3.01/15 9} 54. Qb1 {-0.99/33 3} (54. Qc1 $17) 54... e4 {3.76/15 7} 55. dxe4 { -1.25/29 6} Nd4 {3.76/16 6} (55... Nxe3 $19 56. Nxe3 Bc3) 56. Nd2 $17 {-1.34/ 31 5} Ne2+ {3.76/16 9 [%mdl 1024] Las negras tienen fuerte compensación.} 57. Kf1 {-1.83/38 14} (57. Rxe2 $17 fxe2 58. Qe1) 57... Nc3 $19 {4.49/12 10} 58. Qd3 {-1.83/29 1} Re8 {4.22/13 11} 59. Bf4 {-1.83/32 2} Bd4 {4.20/13 0} 60. Kg1 {-1.83/33 1} Kh7 {4.18/12 9} 61. Bg5 {-1.76/33 3} Rf7 {4.31/12 2} 62. Be3 $2 { -1.83/34 1} (62. Kf1) 62... Rfe7 {7.44/17 9 Las negras están ganado claramente.} 63. Bg5 {-1.83/36 2} Rxe4 {7.35/19 4} 64. Nxe4 {-3.21/33 5} Rxe4 { 7.25/18 4} 65. Rxe4 {-3.03/32 1} Nxe4 {7.28/17 2} 66. Bf4 {-3.30/35 5} Qf5 { 7.71/17 2} 67. Be3 {-5.19/33 9} (67. Qb1 $142 Nxg3 68. Qxf5+ Nxf5 69. Rh1) 67... Nxg3 {11.98/15 9} 68. Qxf5+ {-5.62/31 3} Nxf5 {11.62/15 2 [%mdl 4096] Final RTA-RAC} 69. Bf4 {-5.81/36 5} g3 {12.68/15 6} 70. Bxg3 {-2.95/30 0} Nxg3 {12.45/15 2} 71. Rh3 {-3.49/35 5} Nf5 {13.40/14 2} 72. Rxf3 {-3.78/33 2} Kg6 { 13.70/12 2} 73. Kf1 {-4.00/31 3} Bf6 {15.13/10 14} 74. Rf4 {-3.69/26 0} Bxh4 { 14.40/11 8} 75. Re4 {-3.73/30 1} Bf6 {14.14/10 1} 76. Re6 {-4.18/33 6} Kf7 { 14.27/10 2} 77. f3 {-4.53/31 3} Be5 {21.96/8 6} 78. Kf2 {-4.73/30 2} Bf4 { 19.72/9 3} 79. Re4 {-5.04/31 3} Bh6 {17.57/9 4} 80. Kg2 {-4.84/27 0} Nd4 { 17.22/8 3} 81. Rh4 {-5.05/31 3} Kg6 {18.88/9 1} 82. Re4 {-5.11/32 1} Bg7 { 21.26/9 2} 83. Re8 {-5.41/32 5} Be5 {25.57/9 2} 84. Kf2 {-5.63/33 3} h4 { 32.48/8 3} 85. Rg8+ {-6.55/25 2} Kf5 {30.01/8 3} 86. Rf8+ {-4.37/26 2} Kg5 { 24.71/9 4} 87. Rg8+ {-7.15/28 3} Kh6 {23.43/8 3} 88. Kg2 {-6.29/27 1} Nxb3 { 28.78/8 1} 89. Kh3 {-7.22/28 4} Kh5 {29.34/8 3} 90. Rg4 {-7.46/28 3} Nd2 { 33.93/8 2} 91. Rxh4+ {-7.77/27 2} Kg5 {37.45/8 3} 92. Rg4+ {-8.00/26 2} Kf5 { 38.34/8 1} 93. Kg2 {-8.21/29 3} Bd4 {43.29/8 4} 94. Rg8 {-8.40/27 3} Nxc4 { 75.20/7 2} 95. Rb8 {-8.53/28 1} Ke5 {87.95/6 4} 96. Kf1 {-8.72/28 4} Kxd5 { 84.55/6 3} 97. Ke1 {-9.05/27 3} Kc6 {92.82/6 3} 98. Rc8+ {-9.18/28 2} Kd7 { 82.46/6 2} 99. Rb8 {adjudication -9.48/27 2 Arena Adjudication Precisión: Blancas = 43%, Negras = 76%.} 0-1 [/pgn]

The fast loss of Lc0 analyzed by Stockfish, 100% coincidence in black moves.

[pgn][Event "Lc0_41765BrainFish2019Silver"] [Site "J-PC"] [Date "2019.04.01"] [Round "56"] [White "Lc0_41765"] [Black "BrainFish_190325_x64_bmi2"] [Result "0-1"] [ECO "C41"] [WhiteElo "2200"] [BlackElo "2200"] [Annotator "J"] [PlyCount "46"] [EventDate "2019.??.??"] [TimeControl "900+3"] {[%evp 23,46,44,84,46,70,64,112,50,107,0,0,-552,-530,-678,-629,-817,-792,-803, -798,-1867,-1780,-1813,-1707,-2343,-2174] C41: Defensa Philidor} 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 {[%mdl 32]} d6 3. d4 exd4 4. Nxd4 Nf6 5. Nc3 Be7 6. Bf4 {0.96/12 15} O-O 7. Qd2 {0.95/15 13} d5 8. Ndb5 {1.58/18 18} Bb4 9. O-O-O {1.58/23 14} c6 10. Nc7 { 1.55/25 8} Nxe4 11. Qd4 {1.59/25 22} Bxc3 12. bxc3 {2.62/20 28 [%mdl 32]} Qe7 $1 {LiveBook: 10 Partidas} 13. c4 {1.98/18 26 [%mdl 1024] Las blancas tienen fuerte compensación.} Qa3+ 14. Qb2 {1.89/21 14} Qa5 $146 {-0.37/26 7} (14... Qxb2+ 15. Kxb2 Nxf2 16. Be2 Na6 17. Nxa8 Re8 18. Bf3 Nxh1 19. Rxh1 g5 20. Nc7 Nxc7 21. Bxc7 g4 22. Bd1 dxc4 23. h3 h5 24. hxg4 hxg4 25. Ba5 Kg7 26. Re1 Re6 27. Rxe6 Bxe6 28. Bd8 Kg6 29. Kc3 {Bryant,J (2443) -Altounian,L (2443) Temecula 2016 1-0 (36)}) 15. f3 {1.62/21 28} (15. cxd5 $16 Nxf2 16. Be2) 15... Nc3 $14 {-0.27/28 13 Las blancas deben ahora evitar ...Ca6.} 16. Rd3 {2.28/24 24} ({Mucho más débil es} 16. Nxa8 $6 Nxa2+ 17. Kb1 Nc3+ 18. Kc1 Na6 $11) ({ Las blancas tienen que jugar} 16. a3 $1 $16) 16... d4 $1 $11 {0.00/34 10} ( 16... Nxa2+ $2 17. Kb1 $18) 17. a3 $2 {2.55/25 13 [%mdl 8192]} (17. Nxa8 $11 Na6 18. Bd2) 17... Na6 $1 $19 {5.91/29 21 Las negras están ganado claramente.} 18. Nxa6 {-0.36/18 33 Y ahora Cc7 ganaría.} Re8 $1 {7.28/28 7 ( -> ...Te1+)} 19. Bd2 {-0.33/20 15 [#]} Qg5 $3 {8.27/27 11 [%mdl 512]} 20. f4 {-0.72/20 27 [#]} (20. Bxg5 Re1+) 20... Qxf4 $1 {8.33/28 12 [%mdl 512]} 21. Qxc3 {-27.95/8 40} (21. Bxf4 Re1+) 21... Re1+ $1 {17.21/30 13} 22. Kb2 {-34.72/10 0} dxc3+ { 18.06/31 16} 23. Bxc3 {-49.39/9 53} Qc1+ {adjudication +19.71/28 12 Arena Adjudication Precisión: Blancas = 30%, Negras = 100%.} 0-1 [/pgn]

The fast loss of Lc0 analyzed by Lc0

[pgn][Event "Lc0_41765BrainFish2019Silver"] [Site "J-PC"] [Date "2019.04.01"] [Round "56"] [White "Lc0_41765"] [Black "BrainFish_190325_x64_bmi2"] [Result "0-1"] [ECO "C41"] [WhiteElo "2200"] [BlackElo "2200"] [Annotator "J"] [PlyCount "46"] [EventDate "2019.??.??"] [TimeControl "900+3"] {[%evp 23,46,44,84,46,70,64,112,50,107,0,0,-552,-530,-678,-629,-817,-792,-803, -798,-1867,-1780,-1813,-1707,-2343,-2174] C41: Defensa Philidor} 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 {[%mdl 32]} d6 3. d4 exd4 4. Nxd4 Nf6 5. Nc3 Be7 6. Bf4 {0.96/12 15} O-O 7. Qd2 {0.95/15 13} d5 8. Ndb5 {1.58/18 18} Bb4 9. O-O-O {1.58/23 14} c6 10. Nc7 { 1.55/25 8} Nxe4 11. Qd4 {1.59/25 22} Bxc3 12. bxc3 {2.62/20 28 [%mdl 32]} Qe7 $1 {LiveBook: 10 Partidas} 13. c4 {1.98/18 26 [%mdl 1024] Las blancas tienen fuerte compensación.} Qa3+ 14. Qb2 {1.89/21 14} Qa5 $146 {-0.37/26 7} (14... Qxb2+ 15. Kxb2 Nxf2 16. Be2 Na6 17. Nxa8 Re8 18. Bf3 Nxh1 19. Rxh1 g5 20. Nc7 Nxc7 21. Bxc7 g4 22. Bd1 dxc4 23. h3 h5 24. hxg4 hxg4 25. Ba5 Kg7 26. Re1 Re6 27. Rxe6 Bxe6 28. Bd8 Kg6 29. Kc3 {Bryant,J (2443) -Altounian,L (2443) Temecula 2016 1-0 (36)}) 15. f3 {1.62/21 28} (15. cxd5 $16 Nxf2 16. Be2) 15... Nc3 $14 {-0.27/28 13 Las blancas deben ahora evitar ...Ca6.} 16. Rd3 {2.28/24 24} ({Mucho más débil es} 16. Nxa8 $6 Nxa2+ 17. Kb1 Nc3+ 18. Kc1 Na6 $11) ({ Las blancas tienen que jugar} 16. a3 $1 $16) 16... d4 $1 $11 {0.00/34 10} ( 16... Nxa2+ $2 17. Kb1 $18) 17. a3 $2 {2.55/25 13 [%mdl 8192]} (17. Nxa8 $11 Na6 18. Bd2) 17... Na6 $1 $19 {5.91/29 21 Las negras están ganado claramente.} 18. Nxa6 {-0.36/18 33 Y ahora Cc7 ganaría.} Re8 $1 {7.28/28 7 ( -> ...Te1+)} 19. Bd2 {-0.33/20 15 [#]} Qg5 $3 {8.27/27 11 [%mdl 512]} 20. f4 {-0.72/20 27 [#]} (20. Bxg5 Re1+) 20... Qxf4 $1 {8.33/28 12 [%mdl 512]} 21. Qxc3 {-27.95/8 40} (21. Bxf4 Re1+) 21... Re1+ $1 {17.21/30 13} 22. Kb2 {-34.72/10 0} dxc3+ { 18.06/31 16} 23. Bxc3 {-49.39/9 53} Qc1+ {adjudication +19.71/28 12 Arena Adjudication Precisión: Blancas = 30%, Negras = 100%.} 0-1 [/pgn]

The fast loss of Lc0 analyzed by Lc0, where you can see the winning move 17..Na6 rated as bad.

[pgn][Event "Lc0_41765BrainFish2019Silver"] [Site "J-PC"] [Date "2019.04.01"] [Round "56"] [White "Lc0_41765"] [Black "BrainFish_190325_x64_bmi2"] [Result "0-1"] [ECO "C41"] [WhiteElo "2200"] [BlackElo "2200"] [Annotator "J"] [PlyCount "46"] [EventDate "2019.??.??"] [TimeControl "900+3"] {[%evp 23,46,190,188,190,200,239,247,180,169,142,205,200,471,-26,-4,-5,-59,-65, -2142,-3165,-1524,-4077,-3714,-5887,-5441] C41: Defensa Philidor} 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 d6 3. d4 exd4 4. Nxd4 Nf6 5. Nc3 Be7 6. Bf4 {0.96/12 15} O-O 7. Qd2 { 0.95/15 13} d5 8. Ndb5 {1.58/18 18} Bb4 9. O-O-O {1.58/23 14} c6 10. Nc7 { 1.55/25 8} Nxe4 11. Qd4 {1.59/25 22} Bxc3 12. bxc3 {2.62/20 28 [%mdl 32]} Qe7 { LiveBook: 10 Partidas} 13. c4 $1 {1.98/18 26 [%mdl 1024] Las blancas tienen fuerte compensación.} Qa3+ 14. Qb2 {1.89/21 14} Qa5 $146 {-0.37/26 7} (14... Qxb2+ $6 15. Kxb2 Nxf2 16. Be2 $16 Na6 17. Nxa8 Re8 18. Bf3 Nxh1 19. Rxh1 g5 20. Nc7 Nxc7 21. Bxc7 g4 22. Bd1 dxc4 23. h3 h5 24. hxg4 hxg4 25. Ba5 Kg7 26. Re1 Re6 27. Rxe6 Bxe6 28. Bd8 Kg6 29. Kc3 Kf5 30. Be2 b5 31. Kd4 {Bryant,J (2443)-Altounian,L (2443) Temecula 2016 1-0 (36)}) 15. f3 {1.62/21 28} (15. cxd5 Nxf2 16. Be2 Nxh1 $16) 15... Nc3 {-0.27/28 13 [#]} 16. Rd3 $1 {2.28/24 24} ({Es inferior} 16. Nxa8 Nxa2+ 17. Kb1 Nc3+ 18. Kc1 Na6 $11) 16... d4 {0.00/34 10 [#] Amenazando con fuerza ...Ca6.} 17. a3 $1 {2.55/25 13} ({Y no} 17. Nxa8 Na6 $17) 17... Na6 $2 {5.91/29 21} (17... Bf5 {era necesario.}) 18. Nxa6 $2 { -0.36/18 33} (18. Nxa8 $18 Re8 19. Bd2) 18... Re8 $1 $11 {7.28/28 7 ( -> ... Te1+)} 19. Bd2 {-0.33/20 15 [#]} Qg5 $3 $40 {8.27/27 11 [%mdl 640] Las negras atacan.} 20. f4 $1 $15 {-0.72/20 27 [#]} (20. Bxg5 $2 {es darse mate.} Re1+ 21. Kd2 Rd1#) 20... Qxf4 $1 {8.33/28 12 [%mdl 8704]} 21. Qxc3 $19 {-27.95/8 40 Las negras están ganado claramente.} (21. Bxf4 Re1+) 21... Re1+ $1 {17.21/30 13} 22. Kb2 {-34.72/10 0} dxc3+ {18.06/31 16} 23. Bxc3 {-49.39/9 53} Qc1+ { adjudication +19.71/28 12 Arena Adjudication Precisión: Blancas = 60%, Negras = 33%.} 0-1 [/pgn]

The fast loss of Lc0 analyzed by Lc0, with time=300 seconds per move to see if the winning move 17..Na6 is evaluated correctly.
The time spent by Lc0 in each move in these analyzes was much less than the predetermined.
On the other hand, I think that the analysis of Fritz gui from the end of the game to the starting position is better used by alpha-beta engines that by NN engines.
The move was evaluated again as bad and the coincidence in black moves went up from 33% to 35% only.

[pgn][Event "Lc0_41765BrainFish2019Silver"] [Site "J-PC"] [Date "2019.04.01"] [Round "56"] [White "Lc0_41765"] [Black "BrainFish_190325_x64_bmi2"] [Result "0-1"] [ECO "C41"] [WhiteElo "2200"] [BlackElo "2200"] [Annotator "Lc0 5 minutos"] [PlyCount "46"] [EventDate "2019.??.??"] [TimeControl "900+3"] {[%evp 23,46,219,166,163,167,167,165,129,105,117,115,154,-28,-33,-30,-38,-61, -53,-3075,-2992,-1525,-3558,-4773,-5486,-5580] C41: Defensa Philidor} 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 {[%mdl 32]} d6 3. d4 exd4 4. Nxd4 Nf6 5. Nc3 Be7 6. Bf4 {0.96/12 15} O-O 7. Qd2 {0.95/15 13} d5 8. Ndb5 {1.58/18 18} Bb4 9. O-O-O {1.58/23 14} c6 10. Nc7 {1.55/25 8} Nxe4 11. Qd4 {1.59/25 22} Bxc3 12. bxc3 {2.62/20 28 [%mdl 32]} Qe7 {LiveBook: 10 Partidas} 13. c4 $1 {1.98/18 26 [%mdl 1024] Las blancas tienen fuerte compensación.} Qa3+ 14. Qb2 {1.89/21 14} Qa5 $146 {-0.37/26 7} ( 14... Qxb2+ 15. Kxb2 Nxf2 16. Be2 Na6 17. Nxa8 Re8 18. Bf3 Nxh1 19. Rxh1 g5 20. Nc7 Nxc7 21. Bxc7 g4 22. Bd1 dxc4 23. h3 h5 24. hxg4 hxg4 25. Ba5 Kg7 26. Re1 Re6 27. Rxe6 Bxe6 28. Bd8 Kg6 29. Kc3 {Bryant,J (2443)-Altounian,L (2443) Temecula 2016 1-0 (36)}) 15. f3 {1.62/21 28} (15. Nxa8 $6 Nxf2 16. Bd2 Qd8 $14) 15... Nc3 {-0.27/28 13 [#] apuntando a ...Ca6.} 16. Rd3 $1 {2.28/24 24} (16. Nxa8 $6 Nxa2+ 17. Kb1 Nc3+ 18. Kc1 Na6 $11) 16... d4 {0.00/34 10 [#] Y ahora .. .Ca6 ganaría.} 17. a3 $1 {2.55/25 13} ({No} 17. Nxa8 Na6 $17) 17... Na6 $2 { 5.91/29 21} (17... Bf5 $16) 18. Nxa6 $11 {-0.36/18 33 Esperando por Cc7.} (18. Nxa8 $2 {demasiado codicioso.} Re8 $19) 18... Re8 $1 {7.28/28 7 ( -> ...Te1+)} 19. Bd2 {-0.33/20 15 [#]} Qg5 $3 $40 {8.27/27 11 [%mdl 640] Las negras tienen cierto ataque.} 20. f4 $1 {-0.72/20 27 [#]} (20. Bxg5 $2 {es darse mate.} Re1+ 21. Kd2 Rd1#) 20... Qxf4 $1 {8.33/28 12 [%mdl 8704]} 21. Qxc3 $19 {-27.95/8 40 Las negras están ganado claramente.} (21. Bxf4 Re1+) 21... Re1+ $1 {17.21/30 13} 22. Kb2 {-34.72/10 0} dxc3+ {18.06/31 16} 23. Bxc3 {-49.39/9 53} Qc1+ { adjudication +19.71/28 12 Arena Adjudication Precisión: Blancas = 100%, Negras = 35%.} 0-1 [/pgn]