The point is that Stockfish may fail to win or fail to draw in plenty of 32-men position yet manage to draw as white against your TB with complication tricks because it would require many mistakes.duncan wrote: ↑Sun Nov 08, 2020 1:29 amAlayan wrote: ↑Sat Nov 07, 2020 6:43 pm The comparison is silly.
You don't need to be able to play every single legal 32-men position perfectly to never lose a game from the start position as white. You only need to draw or win from positions that follow sensible white moves your book/engine chooses to play. If black plays to equalize, it makes white's job of not losing even easier.You are talking about black with a 32 man tablebase using complication tricks. So what is the issue ?To hope for a win, black must play for complications, but this makes black's position worse against a competent enough opponent.
It's not possible to prove SF wouldn't lose, but if it would be possible to prove it can lose by beating it using correspondence chess techniques.