Komodo CRUSHES With...Schara-Hennig Gambit?!

[@odysseas573]

0:30 this is not the Gambit yet. This is the Tarrasch Defence. The gambit occurs after black plays 4. ... cxd4

[@DonQuickZote]

Yeah, that was a pretty massive commentary blunder 🙀

[@shanelawson5072]

Yep... You are 100% correct. It's not Hennig Schara Gambit until black has gambited a pawn after 4...cxd4

[@aLeonDegiuamelle]

bruh Ne1 is impossible to find, with all those complicated & long lines afterwards

[@mad-k6q]

I was able to follow despite falling asleep a few times. Whew...

[@TheDigiWorld]

One of my friends is really good at Queen's Gambit, definitely this opening will throw him off prep

[@romanvolotov]

"...a gambit that is considered to be a little suspect" Among us flashbacks bro

[@1212_Bir]

Komodo CHESS may be very expensive , being a professional/ "FOR SALE" Chess engine..... But , as far as the ""savagery/onslaught"" mood is concerned , I have always ranked this MECHANICAL DRAGON just below our BOSS "Stockfish Chess Engine" & Then , all others as per CCRL

[@LeventK]

12:33 loved that timing!

[@rabaromar4100]

9:13 actually you can’t take a rook with a queen at the corner Because your queen will trap But you can take other rook with check.

[@welldone1550]

6:22 q d4 get out from the fork and after the exchange .bishop b2 not possible becuse of rock d2

[@shanelawson5072]

Yes... I too noticed ...Qd4 nullifying the fork

[@wickedsamurai3323]

what was stopping white from play bb2 the whole time he was under threat (threating mate in 1 on g7)

[@villager9730]

6:43 but what if you take the rook on a1, allow Qxg7 and play Queen d4+ forcing a trade? Even after queen takes rook takes tricks like Bb2 dont work cuz Rd2 picks the bishop up

[@danty9229]

After Qxd4 Rxd4 white can play Ne2 first and if black plays Rxb4 to stop Bb2 it doesn’t work cuz white can play Ba3 or Bd2 hitting the rook on b4 and a discovered attack on the knight on a1.

[@rabaromar4100]

Game 58 watched ❤

[@johnadderson5148]

cool.

[@SamB-gn7fw]

Insane game

[@zntei2374]

Komodo is sus

[@sirkiz1181]

Ye vote Komodo

[@পদার্থবিজ্ঞান-চ৯হ]

Sir please explain motive of each move...why they played this move....deeply...

[@harleykf1]

I find myself preferring Komodo to stockfish. It seems more human in its playstyle.

[@supernukey419]

That's the goal of Komodo. Stockfish looks ahead. Komodo thinks with less depth but considers more possibilities

[@sleepingdog12]

begging for queen trade 😂😂

[@Dewillo344]

Why are these games so crazy?

[@iridium4088]

It’s computer vs computer

[@sooooooooDark]

0:52 stylish? u mean claim misplacing one of blacks queen side's minor pieces 🤔

[@ang-uj2uf]

Anyone think komodo stronger than SF11? :) I thought

[@erikasilva6154]

It isn't. The only engine stronger than Stockfish 11 is Stockfish 12. Komodo is strong, but not as strong as Stockfish, Leela, Allie Stein and Stoofvlees.

[@sooooooooDark]

2:08 such trash to move queen all the way back..anti development..not protecting c3/e4... the opposite of a multi purpose move (which wouldve been qc2 instead which the engine played 2 moves later anyways 😂)

[@johnmeo1532]

I was thinking the same (why not Qc2?) but I think the reason not to is that it allows the knight to come to b4/d4 with tempo and you'll have to move back to d1 anyway. Yes it's a sad move but it's the required punishment for taking the pawn!

[@Doc92IDH]

2 moves later, the d4 square is protected. It wasn't previously, so the fact that it moves to c2 later isn't really relevant here. It's a very subtle difference in the position, but these engines can calculate far above anything we can, and as John above points out the Knight having access to d4 is hugely important. Multi-purpose moves are pointless if you're forced to move again the next turn anyway. If there's a real trash move, it's Qxb7 to begin with.

[@Ivan-b1u4e]

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[@johnadderson5148]

first.