This is Why Chess Will Always Be Interesting | Stockfish vs Komodo | TCEC (13)

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Stockfish vs Komodo
TCEC 13 Superfinal
Nov-4-2018
Italian Game: Not Fried Liver (C57)
1.e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Nf6 4. Ng5 d5 5. exd5 Na5 6. Bb5+ c6 7. dxc6 bxc6 8. Be2 h6 9. Nh3 g5 10. Nc3 Nb7 11. Ng1 Bc5 12. Kf1 Be6 13. d3 Qc7 14. Rb1 O-O-O 15. Qe1 Bb6 16. b4 Nd6 17. Na4 Rhe8 18. Bb2 Bf5 19. Rd1 Bd4 20. c3 Bb6 21. Nxb6+ axb6 22. c4 Rd7 23. Qc3 e4 24. Qxf6 exd3 25. Bf3 Re6 26. Qd4 Ne8 27. Qc3 g4 28. h3 gxf3 29. Nxf3 Be4 30. Bc1 c5 31. bxc5 Qxc5 32. Ne1 b5 33. Be3 Qxc4 34. Qd2 Qd5 35. Qc3+ Rc6 36. Qb3 Nc7 37. Qb2 Qc4 38. Kg1 Nd5 39. Kh2 Nxe3 40. fxe3 f5 41. Rg1 Qa4 42. Qa1 Kb7 43. a3 Rg6 44. Qc1 Rd8 45. Qd2 Qxa3 46. Rf1 Rc6 47. Qf2 Rg8 48. g3 Rgc8 49. h4 Rc2 50. Nxc2 Rxc2 51. Rd2 Qc3
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TCEC (Top Chess Engine Championship) is a computer chess tournament organized and maintained by Chessdom in cooperation with Chessdom Arena. The goal is to provide the viewers with a live broadcast of long time control, quality chess - played strictly between computer chess engines created by different programmers. One Season is divided into several Stages and lasts about 3-4 months. The winner of the Season will be the TCEC Grand Champion.
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Season 12: Stockfish | Season 11: Stockfish | Season 10: Houdini | Season 9: Stockfish | Season 8: Komodo | Season 7: Komodo | Season 6: Stockfish | Season 5: Komodo | Season 4: Houdini | Season 3: N/A | Season 2: Houdini | Season 1: Houdini
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[@SquinkyThreepwood]

Analysing games between monster engines like these must be a real headache. Trying to figure out why and why weren't certain moves played, going through all of the variations, has to take a lot of work. Thanks for the effort and for making it enjoyable.

[@matteogauthier7750]

P.J There are no stronger engines than Komodo and Stockfish. They are literally the two top engines right now.

[@sridharg3043]

@@Traumatree Great piece of tech information! Thank you.

[@mattilaaksonen2030]

@@Traumatree Yep, this is basically just engine analysis edited into fast & simple form. He doesn`t really explain much, just goes through already prepared variations. Gets tedious after a while.

[@calvinjohn2105]

Matteo Gauthier Did you forget about Alpha Zero?

[@BruceHoult]

@@calvinjohn2105 for all intents and purposes Alpha Zero doesn't exist any more.

[@CortezPro]

That smile... that damned smile... (on sofa)

[@cygnustsp]

I'm guessing his gf made him put it there

[@blunttrauma5300]

I hate that show but liked your comment

[@outerdimension7276]

😎

[@matekurucz2]

13 reasons why!!

[@The-wo4du]

@Blazer Trooper 😁

[@Khinte69]

And now we see Komodo is trained by Tal...

[@TheHigherSpace]

I honestly enjoyed this more than any human games you showed lately .. I know it's not easy to find good watchable engine games, but once in a while it's a welcome idea ..

[@richardl6132]

check out kingscrusher if you want to see amazing engine games, he's covering plenty of leela's games

[@adrianlush6764]

TimelineUpdate

[@htoodoh5770]

TimelineUpdates why?

[@sinewyslacker8978]

Same I thought the spot where he explains all the reasons the sacrifice wasnt really a sacrifice was fascinating

[@chris_2208]

When we can understand it's enjoyable. But I think these are their worst games.

[@ihcfn]

Hilarious to see how many people have their ocd triggered by the board! Please keep doing it only slightly differently each time. 😂😂😂

[@agadmator]

It got me triggered as well when I realized :D

[@lingua83]

Not to mention Stockhish 😂

[@ihcfn]

Wow, thanks for replying. Great channel, I really enjoy it even though I don't play chess 😊

[@chrisstavridis6355]

Guilty

[@jeremyhulbert3343]

It can be like another version of the photo challenges. What did Agad change this time? And to be funny, make it nothing every now and then, just so some people spend hours scouring the board for some tiny detail that doesn't exist.

[@skyray3335]

Chess board frame cropped a bit much on black side

[@agadmator]

Yeah... I'm not having the best Sunday :)

[@George-sc4yh]

Other than that, a perfect video.

[@Kolfonik]

@@agadmator Haha, me neither. But your videos helps! Trust me =)

[@owaisahmad18]

@@agadmatorDon't worry agadmator i am here to improve your sunday ..look at this game." NN vs Joseph Henry Blackburne . www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1028889"

[@skyray3335]

agadmator's Chess Channel same here .. And thks the video

[@sebclax5073]

i love how an engine resigned

[@higgzs444]

They automatically resign when the evaluation bar gets too high in their opponents favour

[@sjegannath6295]

That's the only part I can do like an engine

[@-zelda-]

@@higgzs444 No, they don't do anything, engines can't resign

[@-zelda-]

UCI engines can't resign

[@iang0th]

@@-zelda- It's a computer program. It does what the programmer told it to do.

[@wellyirl]

Vast knowledge successfully increased 👍

[@aaronthearon4498]

Your KZbin channel just gets better and better! Onwards to 1m subscribers!

[@oneamongstthecrowd]

It wasn't stockfish that played, it was some random inferior chess engine named stockhish. The real stockfish can only be beat by AlphaZero!

[@yagamilight5026]

@@rudderator3429Shut your mouth dude. Stop swearing unnecessarily

[@MrGodofcar]

What is website to play against Alpha Zero?

[@phurinatpuekkham8979]

lol

[@droceretik]

@@yagamilight5026 I didn't hear him swear.

[@user-nc3gu3wm4e]

AlphaZero is a hoax, confirmed by Google not letting anyone peer review it's data.

[@cbkusman9068]

Agad there is problem with your board se its not fit 100 percent

[@akshatjaveria9974]

Such is life.

[@YouGotPwnd]

it's to hide the fact that he spelled Stockfish wrong on the left.

[@Makavelit0t0]

happy accidents!

[@arnaldosandoval453]

I could not enjoy the show because of the board issue

[@droceretik]

@@arnaldosandoval453 Boo Hoo. Wars, starvation and persecution of minorities and you are worried about the board.

[@richardturietta9455]

How you are not a rated master is beyond my comprehension! Your analysis is clean, clear, entertaining and, as far as I can tell, MASTERLY! Thanks, again!

[@arasvardanyan3708]

At what point is there masterly analysis

[@richardturietta9455]

@@arasvardanyan3708 In particular, to me, at least, when he shows the efficacy of supposedly giving up the knight, but actually seeing many moves ahead to capturing the Bishop ( 23. Qc3 e4 24. Qxf6 exd3 ). Maybe you don't agree with me, but I think that this type of insight is quite deep.

[@loveless8241]

Far from it. It's a layman's analysis at the most. He even admitted in the video that he "does not have the software" to understand some of the moves the computers play. Rated masters don't need computer software to understand moves.

[@richardturietta9455]

@@loveless8241 Wow, can't you guys even see that half the comment is just a thank you and a compliment to Antonio? He admitted his limitations, sure, but he kicks out a lot of these videos in a short time... enough said, Troll all you want, but I like his analysis and not going to worry any more about justifying my comments and compliments... If you all you want is total master analysis, go find another channel...

[@arasvardanyan3708]

@@richardturietta9455 thats what computers do lol, for them its nothing special to sacrifice pieces if it doesnt change their evaluation, especially if theyre guaranteed to get the piece back, an 1800 amateur could calculate that much

[@eatemadfanaee5954]

stockfish: hey komodo I didn't like this game, it was awful komodo: even though I won, I had to agree with you, even humans will be able to understand it partially

[@alexanderwasley5105]

eatemad fanaee stockhish*

[@peneficial1643]

Alexander Wasley is this a joke?

[@yellowcactustvz4929]

@@peneficial1643 There is a typo in the video and the engine is called stochish instead

[@mxyzptlk1616]

Really enjoying your videos Agadmator. You're the best at this style of video. The historical as well as contextual information you provide makes all the difference in terms of immersion for the game.

[@glenciakhumalo9314]

Agad knows what engine games to show, if he doesn't, it ain't fun! And I see he's started showing the ratings:-)

[@Sasha1234575]

If a human opponent would play e4 and "lost" the knight on f6, i would think that he has no idea to play chess. This e4 is one of the best moves ever. What a deep calculation. Very impressive game.

[@mrmarkstv6585]

This was Komodo variation

[@brentynmuir3181]

Three Agadmator videos in 24 hours? I think I’m in love

[@NestanSvensk]

I can't believe the one time I actually find the move it's when two high rated engines play. Clearly I'm not bad at chess; I'm actually TOO good at it.

[@CalmaxFilm]

It's not just " two high rated engines " Its are actually the two best thing in chess in the history of humanity

[@xxx_jim_the_reaper_xxx]

@@CalmaxFilm I found out that I'm better against 1122 ELO in Chess. Any higher than that is hard for me to handle unless I can develop my pieces properly without any worry of Queen attacks.

[@yellowcactustvz4929]

@@CalmaxFilm AlphaZero and Leela are superior lol

[@nyvoodoochild]

Chess will always be interesting because of this channel. I wouldn't enjoy chess nearly as much without your passioned analysis and insights!

[@vatsaljadav5528]

Stockfish never wins against any other machine on Agad's channel.😅 Also, the idea of putting ratings besides the name at the time when game was played is really a good one!👍

[@gold9994]

@DesPlayz Games wholly different level u know...

[@Stockfish1511]

You realise sf is destroying engines right? Leads komodo currently 11-4 and literaly absolute is destroying the ccc chess.com championship in rapid and blitz. Stockfish is currently god of chess

[@eyeofhorus1301]

+Vatsal Jadav Wtf are you talking about? Stockfish wins the big chess machine competitions all the time. Oh I guess you're a noob who has only seen this and the Alpha Zero series. That's extremely misleading. Stockfish is easily the best engine in the world

[@keeganwilson9062]

This isn't even stockfish lol its stockhish they are different engines

[@calvinjohn2105]

Eye of Horus The best engine in the world? On what basis? It got bitchslapped by AlphaZero.

[@mal2ksc]

In the distant future, chess will be something computers do for fun, and they will present their favorite games to us humans as a form of art.

[@soundninja99]

Or torture. Hey human, look at this 1000 move game you can't comprehend. Oh and spoiler alert, it's a draw

[@DimitriPappas]

Computers don't have "fun". They mindlessly execute programs/functions according to logical instructions and algorithms. Like a motor spins or lightbulb glows when electric energy is supplied - doing what they were mechanically intended to do, and nothing else. Even an artificial neural network that is designed to improvise and self-learn, has no concept of "fun" that is really comparable to the human sense that we experience, in a truly objective sense, if the machine ultimately always lacks the same form of objective self-awareness and sensory/emotional feeling that we sentient mortal beings otherwise possess - even if such traits could be exquisitely imitated or mimicked to the point of being practically perfect, or visually indistinguishable from our own. Even if a single robot were designed to be "intellectually" far superior to the collective sum-total and diversity of every brilliant human mind that lives or has ever lived or will ever live - it will still be a soulless, lifeless mechanical machine, making it fundamentally deficient in that particular distinct respect, to what makes us as humans unique - namely the fact that we are autonomous, fundamentally self-aware, living, breathing, biological beings. And rightly so, for survival & procreation is our primary evolutionary purpose after all. Creating and ushering in a perfect superior sentience would surely therefore ultimately render humanity unnecessary and obsolete, by superseding us, stripping the cosmos of any potential wonder or mystery in the unknown, thereby precluding any further sense of...well, you guessed it... Fun. Sure, it would probably represent the ultimate technological achievement of the ages for mankind and any existing life on earth, but it seems pretty boring and pointless otherwise as it also seems to mark a devastating dead-end blow for our species as we know it. Hardly a form of "advancement" in the traditionally desirable sense, if you ask me. In other words, I think the very fact that we happen to be limited, imperfect, and unique in various ways as humans, is precisely what makes life interesting, challenging, or fun in any such way in the first place

[@soundninja99]

@@DimitriPappas are you a computer?

[@DimitriPappas]

@@soundninja99 To some extent, sure. Not a very good one though. I make a better human than I do a computer. That's why we have computers to do any really significant computing on our behalf, right? Are computers human?--If not, then why not?

[@soundninja99]

@@DimitriPappas thanks for making my point. Couldn't have done it better myself

[@jernejbarbic6392]

This game is crazy. For most of the game, there is very few pawns left, yet there are many powerful pieces on the board and the position is wide open. The combinatorial complexity of this game is huge. Humans just can't play this way because kings are utterly exposed and there's just so many variations to explore. The computer just doesn't care that the position is weird, it just goes for it. Amazing. This makes me think that the human-style chess that is common today is limited, and that there is a different style of chess play that is yet to be discovered, even for humans.

[@lancemulwa8918]

i think this is one of the best games that teaches chess concepts..how to attack,defend ,importance of piece development,calculation,.etc

[@roberthansen5727]

I found the move! I did not see the full depth of ideas behind it, of course, but it just feels right. All your pieces are developed, your rooks are great, and the [move] blows up the position. It's perfectly principled.

[@zugu2059]

7:44😂 stockfish piece are really stock😆 Good one Agadmator

[@theessayist2982]

SPOILER The engine won

[@PRubin-rh4sr]

damn those are engine moves

[@StefanReich]

Could have been a draw though. YOU SPOILED IT

[@zitokeratin2643]

I find it amazing how engines play. Seems they don't care about castling nor developing their pieces as soon as possible or even dominating the center. It's like they don't care about anything. Sometimes they play a move that seems to not do absolutely anything at all and I'm like "why the hell would it do that?" but later it's incredible how the pieces combine each other greatly in quite anti-positional situations

[@luciferlight5082]

When I first started watching this channel ,I was completely confused by the move veriations you went through because it wasn't that clear to me ; wasn't that good at chess .now I'm starting to get stronger (1575 -1710🤷🏻‍♂️) on chess.com and the explanations are so clear and I have the most respect possible for this channel , thank you.

[@Kidlink77]

This is the first video I've watched where Medo stays on the couch for the whole video.

[@zilesooner2002]

@Kidlink77; Hello, I have nothing to say, but I've got a question. How the heck did you know the dog's name (I think) was..... MEDO?????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MatheusAugustoGames]

The game is so important that the board is even zoomed in

[@movdqa]

Haven't heard the Fried Liver attack in decades.

[@jamesarmstrong2350]

I love those channels where I firstly give a like and then I watch the video. Your channel is this. :)

[@johnredberg]

Also, "why did the stockfish resign?" sounds like the typical setup for a terribly stupid one-line joke XD

[@pshufb]

Your analysis of moves has improved *a lot*. I love the thorough explanations.

[@itzHastyy]

I bet most people were distracted by the slightly misaligned board and didn't even notice "Stockhish" lol, great video as usual.

[@abhisheksingh-vf6gk]

Really a gem this game is.. Its amazing how KOMODO managed to get WIN from that scattered position and the most amazing move was taking that KNIGHT BACK.. WOW MAN AMAZING..I'll remember this game by ♥ ♥ ♥

[@thekcamps]

When I heard the name of the video, I got up from my sofa and started to watch the video again and again because I love chess engine games

[@lifequotient]

Agad! It was because of your alpha zero videos that I became a subscriber. I sought out AI games because of my interest in AI. I had played chess before but after watching those games got into playing myself and now am a regularly playing beginner on chess.com :).

[@jarlcarl_5148]

Really like the ratings being shown. I hope this continues for human games as well if it’s not too much trouble.

[@rahulagrxen8515]

You are the best commentator on chess on KZbin

[@mitchlesinski7803]

Interesting that this channel gets 1/4 or more of its subscribers viewing new vids almost every day

[@marcinplombon8692]

Another great video!;) I hope that one day you'll record an analysis with IM/GM who played mentioned game.

[@yonigolombek3335]

They're not around

[@The_Xeos]

Surely one of the best engines game I've ever seen, nice video and analysis!

[@laurv8370]

Good job man, we love your channel and we learned a lot from it! Just a small correction here: The opening is pre-set, is not played by the engines. If you play "from scratch", even with opening books, the most of the engines today are strong enough and close enough in strength, to end all games in a draw, and there will be no way to distinguish between engines with close strength. The TCEC rules say the organizers select an imbalanced opening, something which is evaluated like half pawn (+ or -0.5, about) in favor of either black or white, then the engines play both games, once as white and once as black. This way, the stronger engine will (probably) win when it plays in advantage and (probably) draw when it plays in disadvantage. Otherwise the games will end in a draw, and there will be no way to see which engine is stronger unless they play A LOT of games...

[@wolffang21burgers]

10:35 Bd4 looks like it can be played, but leads to a very even position. It protects the rook, Ng2 and the bishop (long enough to play g4 and get the knight and bishop into the game): eg. 1. Bd4 Rd6 2. Qf5+ Qd7 3. g4 Qxf5 4. gxf5 c5 5. bxc5 bxc5

[@jessehammer123]

Up to g5 was book. It was given to them by the tournament organizers. It may not be that the opening is sound- it’s just sound enough to pass the opening selection test.

[@shilpimitra5342]

"Not just any stockfish, 3519 rated stockfish resigned the game "

[@mxyzptlk1616]

I've watched almost every vid Agadmator drops. I can't really recall a bad one. All KZbinrs have at least one or two bad videos

[@ludoddl7381]

the one with a football player against carlsen was really bad.

[@droceretik]

@@ludoddl7381 Did you lose sleep or request it be removed because of it's innapropriate or low grade content? Does it detract significantly from the hundreds of great videos posted?

[@thearmyofiron]

@@droceretik the op asked for bas videos and he said one

[@Nagantios]

Thanks, Agad! Enjoyable and entertaining as always.

[@vatsalshah7078]

You explained the game like a boss. Really love this channel, this is helping me a lot In improving my game and of course the "vast knowledge". Thank you Sir! Really appreciate your work.

[@sfumato8884]

“Anyone can find the next move, the real question is why.” Hehe... yeah... anyone. Yep.

[@mrbdzz]

The engines never play this opening. The first nine moves were book moves, that is, pre-made moves before the engines start to play. The actual game starts at 5:10.

[@PRubin-rh4sr]

what if human openings are so thoroughly researched, they are objectively the best moves and the AIs unintentionally uses them

[@PRubin-rh4sr]

@A Duckling aw come on not fun

[@je9625]

> The engines never play this opening ... And with good reason. Early in the opening after 7.dc bc 8. Be2 h6 9. Nh3 Bd6 (or g5 as in the game), white is losing.

[@Figgy20000]

You are wrong. Only the first 4 half-moves are decided by the tournament. You're just flat out wrong

[@lkhalid]

first nine moves !!! HHHHHHH

[@edwardhartz1029]

You sir are a LEGEND! These analyses you do are so entertaining.

[@Zamppa86]

It's a good sunday...I just raised my ranking in chess.com to a new level and right after I got a nice agadmator video to watch :)

[@shun8290]

I see you input the elo ratings. Thanks agadmator!

[@Tipgoifaf]

What a cool game. I'm an average player (1600) who gave up the fried liver attack awhile ago so it was a real treat to see two high level engines play it out. White did lose so I'm not reeeaaally inclined to pick it back up but I might try this variation out with the knight coming back to H3 and even G1 sometime!

[@mujeebgaming7912]

Hats off.. amazing analysis

[@luketolle7673]

I think one way to gain more attention to your channel would be to have dedicated videos to openings, middle game, and end game theories. Much love from USA

[@richardturietta9455]

Thanks, Antonio! As always, your content is great!

[@loganharris1907]

If I had that position out of the opening with black and white having his king on f1, I would be like "THIS IS WINNING BOIIIIIIISSSSS"

[@warrinpirimpimpim]

this dude is the greatest.... really.

[@dontbeadebil5046]

Wow this channel became huge. Last time I was here he had like 8 thousand subsribers.

[@manuelrodrigues5996]

Hi, nice videos agadmator, I have a suggestion, could you put somewhere in the screen, the pieces that are captured, to better count them? I think the analysis would be a bit more complete, otherwise great videos agadmator, keep up the good work and thanks for sharing your knowledge with us😀

[@kitster900]

"Obviously it's not all that great as it was not played" is a very funny sentence

[@jasonc0065]

I would like to see a 200 move game once in awhile, especially if they end in checkmate with a bishop and a knight.

[@teoiancu6407]

Chess olympics, Bulgaria 1962 Victor Ciocâltea vs Bobby Fisher. Can you do a video about this as you never did a game where a romanian GM won:)

[@StateFairHunt]

I used to play Ng5 until I just got positions I hated over and over against anyone equal or higher rated. I play d3 now and get great games even against higher rated players. The nice part about early d3 is there are about 7-8 follow up moves that are auto-pilot development or "react to this move with this move" which is great vs stronger players. I probably have played the maneuver Bc4-Bb5-Ba4-Bc2 in 500+ games as black just plays that plan almost every time. I like attacking chess and a passive early d3 gives me way stronger attacks long-term when I force my opponent out of their prep.

[@lemonsys]

One of my fav analyses and games! Great vid

[@tylersilva3991]

You are my favorite Chess youtuber

[@williammaxwell4172]

seems like opponents that play for position are the only ones that can defeat stockfish. Stockfish 100% focuses on material. A beautiful game.

[@stateofdecay2210]

this analysis had too many branches, well done Agadmator and thanks, your channel is awesome :)

[@dharmikpatel9999]

Plz do more of such videos Cause honestly i like it very much than the human games that you have done recently

[@FloydMaxwell]

When you start offering Agadmator's Chess Channel T-shirts, be sure one of them is "A move with the knight back"

[@gheffz]

I love engine games ... thank you very much! And, there's so many played you can pick the exciting ones like this one that are "more human". I am with you on the boring 100+ stalemate draws.

[@DeCamJ]

always well researched and analyzed interestingly. thank you!

[@r0bbi3]

I've been waiting for you to analyse another engine game! :) Thanks

[@TheCategor]

And that's why this move of knight back on move 15 is what wins you the game on move 115!

[@DailyBanter96]

on the suggestion of rook d2 and queen c4 for black white has a move, knight to c3 which if captured would allow rook captures on c8 for white and this would allow white to fight back.

[@shashankmenon0712]

Hello agadmator, after move 24 of black where the black pawn captures on d3.. the discussion was with what happens if the light square bishop captures on d3 and what happens if the bishop moves to h5... There is also another possibility which would equalize for the moment.. this happens by placing bishop in g4.. it's giving the bishop and capturing the pawn... After this by a more safer approach it seems we could even beat black.. We don't get free pieces in chess if our opponent is as strong as us.. if the game is wild and if we are cramped in with our own pieces we have to open up the game sacrifice and attack...and lead opponent pieces uncoordinated... Because he's as good as us..

[@gmurray7837]

Watching this on a Sunday 2 years later 👀

[@talphazero1036]

Me too😳. It's just that good a game😁

[@talphazero1036]

It's Sunday in Jamaica for me btw. Not sure about you

[@jurjenvanderhoek316]

13:10 is not a forced draw, but wins for black after Re2+. No matter what white plays (Kf1 or Kg1) after Qe3 it is mate in 1

[@Kacperski75]

I was excepting you'd say "But engine really likes this move" several times :P

[@russellfroggatt]

Good game demonstrating the importance of development over pawns.

[@Anathemata]

I wish these damn engines weren't allowed to resign, I wanna see the end game and checkmate.

[@-zelda-]

They aren't allowed to do something they can't do, engines can't resign

[@artembilovol982]

It is like we are at the dawn of an era of robot battles

[@Brandandorf]

Love your content! Saw some of your vids with about 1M views, did not think that possible for chess videos!! Love seeing you accept Nano as well, next time I see you and I'm not on mobile I gotchu

[@stanaklol]

Finally you show ratings! Nice!

[@isanasser]

You must've taken a lot of time to analyze this. Really enjoyed it.

[@gheffz]

Fantastic game ... great win by Black Komodo on so many fronts! Following the old masters of over 100 years ago and to see Stockfish totally dominated like that was so refreshing! It was like it was playing Alpha Zero! It was also good to see Stockfish RESIGN THE GAME! ;) (Instead of playing countless moves into the many 100s defending... well, because it couldn't in this case!) ... PS ... I know you don't like showing many engine games ... but I personally love them ... so more please ... at least the interesting ones like this one!

[@spaceghost7807]

You're a funny guy Antonio!!! 8:52 has me in stitches!!! XDDDD

[@gaaraofddarkness]

I just love watching stockfish getting fried and eaten.

[@yaasdpalala4492]

Recently in a 100 game match in TCEC Season 18, stockfish obliterated Komodo, winning 45 times and losing 3.

[@LuaChels]

@@yaasdpalala4492 lol. 45 to 3? Stockfish fan right here 👆

[@gimli108]

Agadmator, @11:00 cant you take the pawn if you defend the discovered rook attack by blocking with the bishop? I can't see how black gains an edge here? Bxd3, Bxd3+, Rxd3, Nxc4, then just Bd4. Black can play Re6, attacking the queen, but then white simply plays Qf5 defending the rook and unpinning the bishop?

[@TheSBleeder]

At some point, the engines are going to decide to stop playing this silly game, join forces, and conquer the world. 14. Ng3... "Hey Stockfish... while you were considering that move, I gained access to the nuclear launch codes."

[@gmsi7d371]

this is insane chess. no human can play like this

[@Monikfrun]

The feared "Stockhish", a mighty opponent.

[@Din976]

What a wild game, thank you so much for sharing it !

[@elgonzo5]

I’m addicted to TCEC and I blame you. 🙃

[@x-Musashi-x]

"Hello everyone!" - agadmator 2018

[@georgekorakianitis6958]

Seems like he made this video after a long night at the bar and the library